following on from the very robust debut of his own label failsafe, juxta position deviates back to the more melancholic aesthetic with which he initially made his mark back in 2013 on mistress recordings. drawing palpable influence from ambient electronica like boards of canada, he then reframes the aesthetic, with the help of rhythmic anchoring, on the 12 minute opening opus eureka. however, not to disappoint lovers of the slightly harder, more uptempo, electronic beat, the flip then dishes up two significantly more pressurised techno pieces, the former made in belgrade more linear, the latter reimagined more flamboyant.

amongst the mortals with its syncopated rhythm and eerie background sounds takes you on a slow walk among the mortals for sure and is nothing for the faint hearted. daughters of the everfire is yet another sinister track from valanx and with its hard bass sound beating the rhythm it takes you on a trip to the dark side. daughters of the everfire (yves de mey remix) is a strong rhythmic track were yves has pulled out all his skills of the hat to rearrange valanx original version.

vinyl only! dark droning, energy loaded and straight bumping cutz!

vinyl only! dark droning, energy loaded and straight bumping cutz! first limited pressing comes in handnumbered, transparent green vinyl. handstemped artwork.

san fran producer john howard comes with wiggling, rolling snare-driven beats with mad percussive sounds bouncing in and out, a moody chord that cuts through like a knife, sparkling synth sounds on top and cut-up vocal snippets.. the b side is a favourite for derrick carter fans..