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If this item in stock, then you will get an infomation E-Mail!Stroboscopic Artefacts third release sees label owner Lucy and underground trailblazer Ercolino, inspired by novelist Michael Endes imagery, create two visions of a nihilistic future. The 12inch begins with the tale of fear incarnate >Gmork<, the most powerful weapon for controlling society. The A-side is a portrait of this terrifying beast: slinking baselines come from its black heartbeat and white noise grows from its unearthly appetites. Fat, squelching noises emerge as light, hope and ideas are quashed, ground up and eaten. The sound is viscose, violent and deep seething red. What emerges is a genius slice of dark, brooding techno crafted from the nectar of your darkest nightmare. The story gets even bleaker with B-side >So The Nothing Grows Stronger<, a narrative of blips, bleeps and squeals. This extreme dub techno track is a mutinous call to arms, the sound of the insurgence. Here beats forge together, fortified by a devastating charge, till the track crunches away into nothingness
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Len Faki
I love the "link" track from the last SA002 release and here we go
again with a deep techno monster: "Gmork" - full support!
Peter Van Hoesen
Another strong SA release. “Gmork” is the one for me.
I will definitely also be using the tools. Keep 'em coming please :-)
Charted on RA
Luke Slater
Full support for a while now already. Love and joy.
Paul Woolford
Stroboscopic Artefacts has very rapidly become a label I'm
constantly looking out for - their aesthetic is fresh, and the material
is weighty without losing the funk, something that sometimes
harder releases lack.
Perc
Yes, this is another winner from Stroboscopic Artefacts. "Gmork"
sounds my fave on first listen but all will feature in my sets over
the next month or two. Quality.
Drumcell
gmork track is reaaly cool for the deep hypnotic sound. this stuff
has been very inspiring for me.love the tools as well . i will use this
allot
Sven Fortman
Quite haunting... liking it!
Chris Liebing
Gmork is so awesome! realy like it!
Angel Molina
"Gmork" does really for me, both tools as well. Fantastic!
Alland Byallo
Wow! Will chart and play "Gmork" like crazy.
Brendon Moeller
brilliant release! will be playing and charting!
Pär Grindvik
another great one from lucy and his friends! SA brings together
past and present in a nice way imo.. thanks!
John Selway
Heavy hypnotism.
2000 And One
Deep industrial techno. My fave are Dadub Tools.
Dustin Zahn
Full support. I love the hypnotism! Gonna play both A & B.
Seth Troxler
Sick tools!!!
Estroe
"Gmork" (Dadub Tool)!!!! Like a mix between Forklift from Joey
Beltram with an old Plastikman, cool!
The Advent
Really feeling "Gmork" .. NICE DRIVING GROOVE..
The Black Dog
Lovely artwork. “Gmork” is the right kind of dark wide we like.
Butane
Tools are dope.
Markus Kavka
sehr düster und atmosphärisch, so schön kann umheimlich sein.
super-typen, super-release.
Slam
Nice trax - Old school feel - "Gmork" cool.
Troy Pierce
Interesting, "Gmork" (Dadub Tool) is nice
Trevor Jackson
Both Dadub tools are wonderful.
Alexi Delano
"Gmork" for sure!
Nick Warren
Very cool!
Richie Hatwin
Support.
Agoria
Big fan of Lucy since his first work, I'll support !
Timo Maas
"Gmork" is good.
Stephan Bodzin
"Gmork for me!"
Phil Kieran
"Gmork" sounds like a player to me, good stuff thanks.
Laurent Garnier
Pure tripped out space techno ep LOOOVING IT
Matthias Schaffhäuser
Cool new techno, Stroboscopic Artefacts is really ahead. My
favourite one so far.
Jonas Kopp
Another brillant Release form SA! Gmork give me all that i need
for play it !
Audio Injection
Gmork is awesome! I also like both toos! Good release, thanks!
Florian Meindl
good work love it! gmork is my favorite — got space!
Sebastian Roya
Great work! Great sound!! Great Label!