Houndstooth unleash the 2nd single of melodic, abstract yet driving techno from the hotly tipped Call Super.
Following similar vectors to 'The Present Tense' 12", 'Black Octagons' works a refined blend of proggier space techno arrangements and the kind of rugged, guttural bass dynamic associated with Objekt on 'Informer', whereas 'Dewsbury Severance' comes off like a bulkier analog to the gutted techno geometries of Lee Gamble's 'Dutch Tvashar Plumes' and the title track rides a twinkling techno chassis meeting the lushness of vintage B12 and the rugged insistence of say, Actress or Black Sites. To be honest I didn't see what the fuss what about with this guy at the start, but it's beginning to really make sense now...
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Houndstooth unleash the 2nd single of melodic, abstract yet driving techno from the hotly tipped Call Super.
Following similar vectors to 'The Present Tense' 12", 'Black Octagons' works a refined blend of proggier space techno arrangements and the kind of rugged, guttural bass dynamic associated with Objekt on 'Informer', whereas 'Dewsbury Severance' comes off like a bulkier analog to the gutted techno geometries of Lee Gamble's 'Dutch Tvashar Plumes' and the title track rides a twinkling techno chassis meeting the lushness of vintage B12 and the rugged insistence of say, Actress or Black Sites. To be honest I didn't see what the fuss what about with this guy at the start, but it's beginning to really make sense now...
Houndstooth unleash the 2nd single of melodic, abstract yet driving techno from the hotly tipped Call Super.
Following similar vectors to 'The Present Tense' 12", 'Black Octagons' works a refined blend of proggier space techno arrangements and the kind of rugged, guttural bass dynamic associated with Objekt on 'Informer', whereas 'Dewsbury Severance' comes off like a bulkier analog to the gutted techno geometries of Lee Gamble's 'Dutch Tvashar Plumes' and the title track rides a twinkling techno chassis meeting the lushness of vintage B12 and the rugged insistence of say, Actress or Black Sites. To be honest I didn't see what the fuss what about with this guy at the start, but it's beginning to really make sense now...
Houndstooth unleash the 2nd single of melodic, abstract yet driving techno from the hotly tipped Call Super.
Following similar vectors to 'The Present Tense' 12", 'Black Octagons' works a refined blend of proggier space techno arrangements and the kind of rugged, guttural bass dynamic associated with Objekt on 'Informer', whereas 'Dewsbury Severance' comes off like a bulkier analog to the gutted techno geometries of Lee Gamble's 'Dutch Tvashar Plumes' and the title track rides a twinkling techno chassis meeting the lushness of vintage B12 and the rugged insistence of say, Actress or Black Sites. To be honest I didn't see what the fuss what about with this guy at the start, but it's beginning to really make sense now...
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Houndstooth unleash the 2nd single of melodic, abstract yet driving techno from the hotly tipped Call Super.
Following similar vectors to 'The Present Tense' 12", 'Black Octagons' works a refined blend of proggier space techno arrangements and the kind of rugged, guttural bass dynamic associated with Objekt on 'Informer', whereas 'Dewsbury Severance' comes off like a bulkier analog to the gutted techno geometries of Lee Gamble's 'Dutch Tvashar Plumes' and the title track rides a twinkling techno chassis meeting the lushness of vintage B12 and the rugged insistence of say, Actress or Black Sites. To be honest I didn't see what the fuss what about with this guy at the start, but it's beginning to really make sense now...