Genre/Influences: Industrial-techno. Format: Digital. Background/Info: Rhys Fulber (Frontline Assembly, Delerium, Conjure One ao) last year…
Genre/Influences: Industrial-techno.
Format: Digital.
Background/Info:
Rhys Fulber
(Frontline Assembly, Delerium, Conjure One ao) last year released his second
full length solo-album “Ostalgia”, which was a new exploration of contemporary
dark-techno paths. “Baut Mit!” features four remixes from songs originally
released on “Ostalgia”.
Content:
The Berlin
techno-underground scene is probably one of the most famous ones in the world.
Sonic Groove’s owner Adam Mitchell is based in Berlin and I can imagine it has
incited Rhys Fulber to get remixed by artists from the German capital of techno
music. Tommy Four Seven, Headless Horseman, Traversable Wormhole and Phase
Fatale took each one song from “Ostalgia” and transposed them into their own
techno perception. From the cinematic-techno interpretation of “Misery Whip” by
Tommy Four Seven to the brutal remix of “Apostel” by Headless Horseman to the
acid-retro like remix of “Fisson” by Traversable Wormhole to the more
techno-industrial driven “Right Hand Of the Free World” remixed by Phase
Fatale, this EP stands for diversity.
+ + + :
Diversity is for
sure the main strength of this work. I heard a great remix by Headless
Horseman, but Traversable Wormhole’s merciless transformation of “Fisson” is my
personal favorite. I enjoyed the kind of whipping snare drum and the acid-like
sequences.
– – – :
This EP is food for
DJ’s, but I’m missing an extra song or remix by Rhys Fulber himself.
Conclusion:
Rhys Fulber remains
a source of inspiration, even for artists who are not familiar with darker
electronics and industrial music.
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