Mufo (Texture Series 9)

DIGITAL COLORS

Persistencebit

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Mufo Has Garnered Attention A Few Years Ago With His C.l.a.u.d.i.a. 12-inch For Kompakts K2 Imprint, And Sounds Set To Do So Again With Colors. Anything But Monochromatic, >one Color< Opens With Stripped-down, Tech-house Swing Before Adding Shuffling Pulses And Melodic Accents That Are Both Jittery And Robotic. Working Itself Up To A Skittish, Metronomic Broil, The Track Exudes An Android Relentlessness That?s Offset By Repeated Change-ups. On The B-side, Di Francesco Brings The Funk On >two Colors<, Six Minutes Of Swizzling Electro-techno Whose Palette Is Anything But Muted. The Tune Squawks And Sputters Like Some Incessantly Sneezing Synthesizer Apparatus In What Could Pass For A Fractured 23rd-century Techno Take On Zydeco. With This Release In Hands, Its Again Proven Without A Doubt, That Persistencebit Continues The Global Hunt For Quality. Supported By: Robert Leiner (www.leinermedia.net): >good Use Of The Korg Wavestation On Both< Andrew Duke (andrew Duke In The Mix Radio Brodcast Since 1987): >excellent My Favourite Track Is One Color< Ryaz Khan (ww.chry.fm / Myspace.com/diversionsradioshow): >solid Release I Love Both Cuts<xpansul (minus,plus 8 Records): >two Colors Is Great. Thanks.<