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ENK 019EP
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Hatcp is the collaborative project of the brothers Lucchese, who have each released on Enklav. as Evn and Mudwise.
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ENK 016EP
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Von Tesla is a haunted loop hunter who makes eerie, multilayered electronic music. Grainy textures, drones, and obscured pulses are all rewritten into misty, oppressive landscapes or airless, shining snapshots of the cosmos. "Decay of Vacuum" opens with shimmering synths before slipping into the kind of warbled manipulations Von Tesla does best. "A/R Into the Future" shows off the producer's sludgy, heavyweight side, while "City Lights" could be some sparkling John Carpenter reinvention. "Farewell" leaves the listener stranded on a sparse and alien landscape, far away from anything else.
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ENK 015EP
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From dreamy opener "Interdimensional Beings" through to its synthy, Detroit-summoning close, there's something instantly warm and familiar about Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit. Conjuring up memories of all those records you used to play and love, here Enklav. newcomer Jeremiah R flexes wraith-like machine music into an array of contemplative floor jams. With its fuzzy electro pulse, tracks like "Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit" allude to some spectral Drexciya. Elsewhere, Warp and Rephlex leave their dusty, haunted steps. But these references are only fleeting and incomplete because, like the rest of the Enklav. collection, this is music in a world of its own.
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