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KPT 005EP
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Hand Made Illusions is a vague ranting by a lone individual who relinquishes social impositions and reinstates himself into the cosmos. There's no grace, no mastery in this, just a long and liberating dance, sometimes calm and sleepy, sometimes wild and violent. "Zero Zero Due" indicates the narrow and anxious unraveling of mental work, constantly correcting itself in order to reach for the definitive truth. "Monotron" is a euphoric outburst echoed through pounding space rains and metallic sounds, brought together in a muscular syncope. Single-sided picture disc vinyl in PVC with sticker.
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KPT 004EP
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Two tracks of dark, psychedelic drone, drawing influences from Tropic of Cancer and Death in June; post-techno that could be easily filed under cold wave. "Fuoco Acqua" is a calm, relaxing track full of percussion and rhythm, while "Spazio Terra" close the EP with a dark, hypnotic hymn. Single-sided 12".
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KPT 003EP
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Single-sided 12". Vesàlio - Mareggiata a San Vito, the third vinyl release on the London-based Kapvt Mvndi label, is a mature, balanced EP by Livio Improta aka Vesàlio. An explicit homage to the sea and to the roots of the purest Italian electronic music culture, the EP opens with "Vient," a hypnotic, dark piece that perfectly mixes the British influences of downtempo and breakcore with dark ambient and Italian acid house influences. "Terr_one" closes the EP, a 12-minute magnetic loop piece. Dedicated to those who live through the dancefloor.
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KPT 002EP
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London-based label Kapvt Mvndi, a Blackwater Label techno-focused imprint, presents its second release, an experimental post-techno EP based on the events of World War II. "CXIX" is about the 1940-'41 period of bombing in London; experimental and dark, with a raw lead and a psychedelic synth-loop. "CMXI" focuses on the connection between the Indian swastika and the Nazis' esoteric symbolism; it's a post-techno track more suitable for the dancefloor. Both tracks were created using the same delay- and reverb-effects and the same machines, and both clock in at 99 BPM. Single-sided 45 RPM 12" with black labels, no inner sleeves, and a booklet with credits and artwork.
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