Db1 / Dyl / Paragon Initial Conditions

Molt assembles with DB1's opening redefinition of form & function in Late Night; a journey of spatial exploration and intricate drum work arranged for polyrhythmic bitempo hybrid territory, palpating into a spectrumrich environment topdressed with scything layers of percussion. Tone, DB1's beatless secondary o.ering introduces fluid, localised doses of low frequency synth work, developing into an exploration inside rich, vivid arrays of convoluted space. Vinyl copies of Initial Conditions include 10 infinite lockedgroove loops assembled by DB1 himself, covering 1 bar percussion arrangements as well as ambience and dronenoise terrain. These additions aim to channel functionality and provide creative tools for performance. Flip over to uncover the masterful work of DYL in YDNTKNW: a lesson in dynamics, donning swathes of industrial elasticity yet solidifying itself as a functional dancefloorworthy exercise. Rip roaring waveforms are barely suspended by the tension of cables buckling under pressure. Paragon delivers via Molt's first edition, Black Celebration (Stone Cold): a controlled descent into insanity in the form of textured sample destruction. Pitch bent, brash and broken; Paragon's drunken drum patterns dissolve into redux noise and drum confusion, conjuring a sleep paralysis inducing bed of imagery, advancing into a spiral of unconscious cacophony. The piece finalises as a crescendo of lockedloop noise.