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Chapter Two/No Sleep
Chapter Two/No Sleep (1-sided grey marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: BAL 009. Rel: 09 Jul 24
 
Techno
Audio Units - "Transmodality" (4:55)
Linear System - "0724am" (5:50)
Tangram - "Variant Trials" (6:09)
Review: After the success of their last outing, A New Chapter, from this label, Balders Audio offers up a second various artists 12" with some punchy techno for loud sound systems. Audio Units opens up with the thrilling drum programming and intense synth textures of 'Transmodality.' Linear System then keeps up the pace with '0724am' which is a sleek, linear, heady techno roller marbled with eerie little cosmic details. Tangram's 'Variant Trials' shuts down with what is a deep, dark, moody acid-laced techno mind melter. Perfect 5 am tackle if you ask us.
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Time In Progress
Time In Progress (limited 1-sided marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: BAL 005. Rel: 12 Apr 22
 
Techno
Time In Progress (part 1) (6:19)
Time In Progress (part 2) (1:59)
Time In Progress (part 3) (6:24)
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Split 1.0
Split 1.0 (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: BAL 007. Rel: 18 May 23
 
Techno
Bastian Balders - "Energies"
Bastian Balders - "Kaamos"
Bastian Balders - "Machinery"
Anton Kubikov - "Night Shift"
Anton Kubikov - "Introland"
Anton Kubikov - "Spring Reverce Echo Delay"
Review: Two sides of mega-minimal, textural minimal and a dash of drone here, shared equally between friends Bastian Balders and Anton Kubikov. The producers bring a sophistication to the tech, reflecting the huge variation in the emotions they indulge. Something between ecstasy and horror is heard on Balders' 'Machinery', while Kubikov's 'Introland' is comparatively hopeful and tearjerking, with its delayed piano refractions and filtery-in-and-out strings.
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