for the next weaponry release, homemade weapons teams up with special guests to present the four track ‘subcept’ ep.
the collection begins with ‘subcept (rip)’ - a display of weapons’ signature use of rumbling bass, intricate drum programming, and haunting strings. ‘primary’ showcases a reunion with red army and the result of their take on chaotic precision.&#8232, the ep continues with ‘riddle’ - a heavy old school break excursion featuring belgian super duo, the untouchables, followed by the breakbeat war drum assault ‘paroxysm’ conspired with recent label addition, torana.
this is the limited grey vinyl version.

for the next weaponry release, homemade weapons teams up with special guests to present the four track ‘subcept’ ep.
the collection begins with ‘subcept (rip)’ - a display of weapons’ signature use of rumbling bass, intricate drum programming, and haunting strings. ‘primary’ showcases a reunion with red army and the result of their take on chaotic precision.&#8232, the ep continues with ‘riddle’ - a heavy old school break excursion featuring belgian super duo, the untouchables, followed by the breakbeat war drum assault ‘paroxysm’ conspired with recent label addition, torana.
this is the black vinyl version.

samuel rohrer, the multi-faceted, forward-thinking percussio- nist and producer behind the arjunamusic label, the ambiq trio and a wealth of other musical projects, has set out on his own with a new full-length solo album range of regularity as a double ep set with a deceptive title if ever there was one: the sonic experience of this record is, in fact, a highly irregular one (and a highly welcome one at that). constructed almost entirely upon electronically-treated recordings of acoustic in- strumentation, with a bare minimum of synthesizer voicing, ror vibrates with a compelling organicism as if old-growth black forest trees had conspired together to make an album of ultra-modern improvisational music. indeed, the record feels limned with contributions from some other intelligence, despite being a clear extension of the fluid, percussion-driven musical technique that rohrer has exhibited in previous years.

samuel rohrer, the multi-faceted, forward-thinking percussio- nist and producer behind the arjunamusic label, the ambiq trio and a wealth of other musical projects, has set out on his own with a new full-length solo album range of regularity as a double ep set with a deceptive title if ever there was one: the sonic experience of this record is, in fact, a highly irregular one (and a highly welcome one at that). constructed almost entirely upon electronically-treated recordings of acoustic in- strumentation, with a bare minimum of synthesizer voicing, ror vibrates with a compelling organicism as if old-growth black forest trees had conspired together to make an album of ultra-modern improvisational music. indeed, the record feels limned with contributions from some other intelligence, despite being a clear extension of the fluid, percussion-driven musical technique that rohrer has exhibited in previous years.