The ninth part of the DV chronology welcomes two new faces
to the label. Russian producer Flame, one half of the now defunct
Tenebra outfit provides the lead track with German newcomer
Aconit delivering the flip. Flame’s ‘Macross’ is a futuristic stepper
with an industrial edge while ‘Terrorbot’ takes a more experimental
route and delivers an interesting techno fueled take on the tearout style.
This installment of Digital Venom see’s the return of Venom’s
German connection, Amex. We are also pleased to welcome
to the label a fast rising force from Russia, Gancher.
This release brings 2 tracks that could arguably be defined as
techno at 175bpm, listen to the audio and decide for yourselves.
Ethanol sets the scene with a sinister string driven intro which leads to
an urgent build up and eventual release into a relentless percussive
workout. Twisted riffs and detailed edits combined with the cinematic
elements makes for one high octane dancefloor experience.
Pylon teams up with longtime danish techno-dnb fusionist Pyro
to create Auror. Serious subs and drum machines are utilised
alongside a deadly lead that will drive you directly towards the
dancefloor.Straight from the studio to the stores, it doesntget
any fresher than this.
Brought up on a diet of electronic and traditional
Polish music that has shaped his sound and allowed him to draw
from many different corners of the musical spectrum.
Commutator breaks out of the speakers and comes to life at the
first opportunity, mind blowing production and cutting edge style
are to be expected as standard from this pioneer of the scene.
Eiton - Ethanol
Pylon & Pyro - Auror
Yabol - Commutator