The White Material pair have a new album together called Scenes 2012-15 due on Lustwerk Music.
Until he popped his head above the parapet last year with a couple of well received remixes, Alvin Aronson was arguably best known for designing a brilliantly simple clock that cleverly fused analogue and digital time-keeping technology. While he was merely a product design student at the time, the clock made quite a stir. More significant, musically speaking, was his conversion to the techno cause during his student days; not just because it offered a chance to continue his fascination with the point where analogue and digital technology meet, but also because it put him in contact with Rhode Island native and White Material co-founder DJ Richard. Aronson, now based in Brooklyn alongside another long-standing friend, Galcher Lustwerk, has been a member of the extended White Material family ever since. It’s no surprise, then, that White Material is releasing his debut single, the quietly confident and occasionally impressive City.
Stream a track from the producer’s upcoming solo release.
“It’s not really a label though. It’s just Lustwerk music.” Galcher Lustwerk reveals his plans for the new endeavour.
The White Material co-founder turns in 70 minutes of “really dirty” 12″s.
The White Material act steps out on a forthcoming split tape release for Pacific Psychedelia Tapes – stream a track here.
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One of the White Material trio will be releasing his next record on Spencer Parker’s label – get a taste here.
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Scott Wilson outlines some of the many highlights of last week’s Unsound festival in Krakow.
Listen to a hour long hardware set from White Material’s Young Male, recorded in Berlin earlier this month.
We head over to New York for some working man’s techno from White Material co-founder Young Male.
This edition of Scratching the Surface sees Scott Wilson cast his ears over some of the more severe movements in techno over the past few months.