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OVM 270EP
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Gel Abril presents three big tracks with Raver. "Raver" from the oak-trunk kicks to the bellowing subs to the demonic down-pitched spoken sermon by way of the life-support machine rhythmic texture, is a wholly dark tech groove. "Optical" is a drama-raiser that fluctuates back and forth, causing every other element from the kicks right the way up to the percussion to follow its tense pattern. "Akasa" taps into the EP's heritage theme with its timeless, almost bouncy acid line. Gel establishes a tangible, physical funk with increasing percussive elements and a synth lick that gets decidedly trippy and unpredictable.
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BAO 030EP
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Israel's most respected DJ grooves like mad.
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GPM 103EP
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Gel Abril presents an exceptional 12" of synth-soaked, bleep-saturated and tech-drenched house, exclusively produced by Shlomi Aber. One can almost get lost in "Miranda" through the rhythmic thudding of the pristine bass drum -- play this peak-time and watch the crowd do the Tel Aviv shuffle. "Dusty" has enough energy to keep the club bumping with a tightly equalized funk-bass guitar that is locked in a room with some techno bleeps. Two meaty chunks of clubland goodness.
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BAO 016EP
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"One of the Be As One close family of artists, Gel Abril, delivers a missile of an EP with Thicken/Recall Dub. Dubbed 'the mysterious guy,' Gel Abril is a renowned and respected DJ in Israel's nightlife circuit. 'Recall Dub' unleashes his well-known original stamp of fresh and bouncy techno, while 'Thicken' creates haunting atmospheres in its whistling melody and chopped up beats. Taking inspiration from artists such as Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk, Gel Abril produces two tracks with a unique electronic sound. While talking about the new age of techno, Gel Abril aka Roy Brizman has been undoubtedly one of the most present names on the underground movement's lips."
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