electronics

electronic / experimental stuff

experimental album

from raster-media, frank bretschneider as komet on side i, & olaf bender as byetone on side ii - revised versions of tracks from benjamin brunn 2019 blundar7 lp.

limited to 100

180 g vinyl - 500 copies

cool dubby electro stuff!

incl remix by composer jacob riis

bundar no 8!

ltd to 100 copies

lowtec on blundar tape release.. handnumbered

stl machine groove strikes back <blundar< imprint: 180g 12 inch ep, dub and house rooted cuts, and the expected locked surprise.

11th solo album by benjamin brunn, pressed on 180 g heavyweight vinyl

limited to 100

stl s dream-state modulations, arhythmic takes and that machine groove signature strikes mutantexture imaged blundar third release.

german techno champ alex cortex hasnt released an album since 2011 s kihon on pomelo, but the prolific and long-serving artist is rarely resting on his laurels. having released just one other ep from lowtec, blundar now presents a new untitled lp from cortex that should satisfy fans of his leftfield approach to techno in all its forms. track 2 is a masterclass in how to work breakbeats into techno without sounding forced or false, while track 4 blooms from delicate ambience to snagging broken beat with the grace you can only find with such a seasoned vet. spanning many moods, tempos and rhythms, this is a perfect demonstration of the many engrossing approaches cortex can attempt and succeed at within the many-sided realm of techno

after 19 years in the game, techno veteran jens lowtec kuhn is still going strong. while he s recently been in a nostalgic mood as reissues of early material prove kuhn is still capable of producing fresh, high quality material. there s much to enjoy about this first ep for new malmo label blundar, from the loud tape hiss, spooky melodies and weirdo ambient dub intent of track 2, to the moody, early autechre throb of skam-ish closer track 4. dancefloor-minded thrills come in the shape of hypnotic opener track 1 all unsettling, one-note chords, restless rhythms and distant electronics and the hard-topigeonhole madness of the schizophrenic track 3