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PARELLEL SERIES 7
LaFontaine and Orbe drop the seventh chapter of Mote-Evolver's 'Parallel Series', curated by label founder Luke Slater. After the first release by Luke Slater (as L.B.Dub Corp) and ASC in 2011, the 'Parallel Series' has continued to host split relea ses from the likes of Shifted, Rene Wise, Billy Turner, Bas Mooy, Developer, Truncate, Sev Dah, Jeff Rushin, and more.
Genre | Techno |
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Format | VINYL |
Cat. no | MOTE061 |
Label | MOTE EVOLVER |
Artist | LAFONTAINE & ORBE |
Release Date | 22/10/2021 |
Carrier | 12" |
Barcode | 5414165126478 |
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Tracklisting
PARELLEL SERIES 7
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TRACKLISTING
A1. LaFontaine - 3015
A2. LaFontaine - Kokkur
B1. ORBE - 9DVR
B2. ORBE - Trimax
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This October, LaFontaine and Orbe drop the seventh chapter of Mote -Evolver's 'Parallel Series', curated by label founder Luke Slater.
After the first release by Luke Slater (as L.B.Dub Corp) and ASC in 2011, the 'P arallel Series' has continued to host split releases from the likes of Shifted, Rene Wise, Billy Turner, Bas Mooy, Developer, Truncate, Sev Dah, Jeff Rushin, an d more.
The seventh instalment on Mote-Evolver sees 199X Recordings founder LaFontaine debut on the label following releases on Planet X and Negativ Notion. Kicking off the release is '3015', a track that immediately captured th e ears of Slater after ¥ [Phase] played it during b2b live stream in his studio. The resonating kicks, detuned synths and off-kilter sonics pulsate strikingly t hroughout before 'Kokkur' keeps the hypnotic energy flowing with aquatic fx, dee p space pads and oscillating grooves.
Fernando Sanz and his Orbe Rec ords imprint has been lashing the block-rocking techno of Sanz's comrades Eduard o De La Calle and Steve Stoll, but mainly of Sanz's prolific moniker, Orbe. He p rovides murky soundscapes, smoky chords and orbiting drums in his '9DVR' cut unt il 'Trimax' rounds off the release with kinetic synth flutters and glistening bl eeps that ebb and flow with the ghostly atmospheres.