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HUNDERT 104EP
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One can't technically be clinically paranoid if everything one is afraid of is actually happening. Thoughts are being supervised, the government even has complete control over them. It's bad, it feels weird and just wrong. What is on offer for now is Konrad Wehrmeister from Munich, whose handcrafted alpha waves will interlock with one's brain activity and set the will free by taking it over. Wehrmeister's pummeling techno is the B2B (business to brain) solution one's sorry existence needs in these dire times.
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HUNDERT 103EP
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DJ OK's Private Messages was forged seemingly everywhere and nowhere at once: classic New York-leaning deep house vibes meet UK-inspired gunshot sounds and the frantic grooves of contemporary outer-national club music, Balearic feels converge with the slick sound palette of digital environments. Private Messages is as immersive as an ever-refreshing newsfeed, but just as emotional and real as the next person checking in on you via iMessage. These four tracks will touch your heart like a Spectre attack would infiltrate the device you are using right now. And you know that it is unpatchable. All hardware problems are.
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HUNDERT 102EP
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DJ Bwin follows up Leibniz's inaugural release (HUNDERT 101EP, 2017) for the newly-founded Hundert imprint with a three-track EP. Trinity draws on feverish breakbeats, hardcore influences and about two or three gigatons of bass. Informed by the ancient knowledge of the dubstep elders and jungle's relentless search for a grain of truth amongst the lies fed to us by the lo-fi house empire, DJ Bwin bring together the unholy trinity of paranoid hoover chords, melancholic textures, and piercing synth notes on Trinity.
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HUNDERT 101EP
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After Leibniz focused on distorted grime and jungle influenced techno on his last records, he dives into deeper fields with his first EP for Hundert. Over the time Leibniz has obsessively collected Youtube videos that serve him as an audio sample library. Be it a review of a lawnmower or people singing to their pets, every track features bits and pieces of sound taken from these videos. By editing and cutting the original material the sounds get implemented into a new musical context. House and references to contemporary hip hop beats form the skeleton for four hazy out-of-the-ordinary cuts.
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