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p.e.a.r.l. is back on kaos.

p.e.a.r.l. is back on his own falling ethics records with four lethal cuts of percussive techno.

falling ethics is back with their first release since 2019 to present a new vision within the label’s background. label owner p.e.a.r.l. comes back at it with 4 tracks of future proof quality techno.

airod and p.e.a.r.l. with a hard hitting split ep for oaks. 2023 repress incoming!

next up on falling ethics’ sublabel moral standards is label head honcho p.e.a.r.l. teaming up with the ever brilliant cressida.

kaos with an extra tough 4-track compilation.

reissue of the 1996 album from experimental audio research aka e.a.r. on limited transparent 180 gram vinyl.

moral standards is a sub-division of falling ethics records.

limited repress on red vinyl / stickered sleeve

dry, raw and precise techno from p.e.a.r.l.

oscar mulero and p.e.a.r.l. with a 4-track split ep for falling ethics.

p.e.a.r.l. returns home with this brand new ep, after some exquisite releases in his very own falling ethics label it’s time for a new adventure in our label. sergio’s sound has a distinctive raw and dry appeal, focusing in sound sculpture and direct grooves, always pushing the edge of his equipment, using just the necessary elements, away from saturation and trendiness.

falling ethics starts a new various artists series: falling ethics eleven, with an open approach ranging from ambient experimental to proper techno adventures. first two volumes features music from steve bicknell, reeko, p.e.a.r.l., shxcxchcxsh, ex continent and first new 65d mavericks track released in five years.

p.e.a.r.l. is no stranger to the weekend circuit inner circle. having released his desolation ep on the london label in 2015, his unique and refreshing productions slot comfortably in to the label s sonic aesthetic. pulsating, submerged field recordings and natural sounds bristle next to menacingly hewn tones, rhythms and textures, creating a strange and disorientating environment across 4 parts. ep opener body arched i encapsulates this alien-esque landscape, beckoning us into the p.e.a.r.l. sound-world. slowly unwinding drones gradually draw us in, layers of almost synthetic jungle sounds, field recordings and eerie atmospherics create images of unseen landscapes in our minds. one gets the impression that is merely the calm before the storm, it will be a long, dark and revealing night. second part body arched ii ups the ante considerably, a blistering assault on the senses. cavernous kick-drums dance with repeated synth lines and synewaves creating a narcotic, unforgiving and swirling miasma of epic proportions. body arched iii opens the second side of this formidable slab of vinyl. the energy levels are still high, the mood somewhat foreboding. unapologetic, urgent and oozing kinetic energy this 3rd movement continues on a journey that will sweep you deeper into the blackest night, all systems failed, flying blind. in the right hands a piece like this can wield colossal power. the fourth and final part of body arched taps into a more psychedelic vein, a minimalistic mantra-esque piece that continually spirals to the very outer edges of restraint. listen closely and you can hear the shamans feet kicking up dust in the clearing. a pensive and sparse piece and the perfect note on which p.e.a.r.l. will leave us bewildered.

the 12th installment in the falling ethics series is an adventurous piece of work. tensal and p.e.a.r.l. team up on this split ep to showcase their production styles which are mainly built around crafty drum loops and buoyant synth experiments.
tensal takes care of the a-side where he takes care of one flaming techno cut for the dancefloor which is followed up by two adventurous pieces of electronica.
p.e.a.r.l. also took care of three cuts on the b-side. the opening track “joy of rapture” is a straight forward demonstration of machine heavy techno. “fall before you” is a deep and soul wrenching cut that showcases p.e.a.r.l.’s more delicate side. “red flame” is a piece of horror reminiscent ambient.

there was a time when to die was something slightly different from what it is today. back in the last days of the middle age, some hidden monk was concerned about how to die properly, according to the catholic standarts of that era, so he wrote a book that was a cornerstone in that period. this has been the leitmotiv and inspiration in the concept that drives this album, the ars moriendi book from 1415, a book that gave some clues about how to die properly, avoiding lack of faith, despair, impatience, avarice or spiritual pride, all those actually track titles in this compendium.

we finally welcome one of our favourite producers in full format: p.e.a.r.l. lately, the berlin-based spanish producer has been making big noise in the scene, playing in clubs all over the world, including berghain. for this release he delivers three original tracks plus a oscar mulero remixe.

falling ethics label owner p.e.a.r.l. uses the 8th installment in his fex series to come up with a remix ep that includes the some of the most exciting names techno has to to offer at this very moment. a great 12” that includes remixes from man of the moment tensal, berlin based phase fatale and stave (member of talker).

knochentrockene techno varianten

kompromissloser harter ehrlicher techno....

• ldnwht. london white - london based vinyl only project
• great 4th release compilation
• being played and supported by the likes of: answer code request, shifted, ness, pfirter, aiken, jonas kopp, luke slater, dustin zahn, etapp kyle, ed davenport, truncate, par grindvik

bangin 90s inspired techno

weekend circuit stride on with the second part of p.e.a.r.l.s desolation ep welcoming francois x, reeko, i/y and jeff rushin to this series of remixes, servicing the generation with every bit of expansive energy techno music has to offer.

celebrating all that s ear-piercing and techno, p.e.a.r.l. surges through with an emanating soundscape of near, far and leftfield embodiment of energy. following on from the well received ground fault interrupt, p.e.a.r.l. brings his spanish stamina and berlin influence to the table in biblical amounts. abrasive and dancefloor-focused -desolation- is no stranger to the harder sounds of percussion. with a subtle ghost, and ever tense, this track rides through red traffic lights, and begins at the end of your comfort zone, techno at its best. evoking a visceral reaction, -in space- exerts its crude, unearthly series of paranormal techno sound from the get go. a long drawn tool of the trade, comprising of little more than drone and percussion, this gives way to be adapted into any mix in the right hands. -flame on earth- doffs in salutation to the afterparty. with a constant identity of beep and bleeps - continually growing from somewhere from within itself - this track leaves a trail where no path lies. cascading between dark and light, this is a release of effectual techno worthy of any record bag, regardless of your sub-genre preference - a real weapon of profession

the new end of dayz *station* by p.e.a.r.l. who deliveries two original tracks, one rhythm centered and the other more mental, both very effective on the dancefloor. includes remixes by manni dee & cws.
support from ben sims, paul mac, deep space helsinki, angel molina, nx1, truss etc...

ground-fault- interrupt (part 2) - (part 1 release date 25th may feat. developer, yan cook, dax j, antonio de angelis) weekend circuit, record label born out of london, england, is an artistic entity focussing primarily on releasing first-rate techno since it’s inception in 2013. starting from humble beginnings, the outfit have rapidly grown into one of the cities most important collectives. the inaugural release, helmed by dax j, helped set the blueprint for a well-honed, forward glancing sound that owes as much to london as it does to berlin.

falling ethics launches hands of glory. it is the fourth release, a new work from label boss p.e.a.r.l. he combines techno sound of the nineties with industrial touches in the main theme.

we are back with the third release, from labels boss p.e.a.r.l. and his four cardinal ep. two original tracks all together with an excellent remix from none other than the semanticas label boss, svreca.

*the fall of because* comes out. this is the second reference of falling ethics, berlin based label owned by p.e.a.r.l. this delivery is composed by two original tracks and remixes by the leader of techno in spain, oscar mulero, and by the transhumans, the spanish duo based in berlin. pressing on clear 12 inch vinyl.

decay is the first release of falling ethics, the berlin based label managed by p.e.a.r.l.

for the 4th and last release of 2011, audio assault presents the deep and dark beats of spanish producer: p.e.a.r.l. he is already known for a couple of well received tracks on christian wunsch tsunami label, but is even better known as part of the agony forces production duo who has recently unleashed their lycaon project.except nothing but quality techno beats on audio assault and p.e.a.r.l. brings exactly that. quality.

massive 3 track techno ep