Pole returns to the dub matrix with 'Wald', his first new album in eight years. In the meantime, the Berlin-based pioneer has busied himself in collaboration with Roll The Dice and various remix work beside his day job as a mastering engineer at the ~scape facilities. He returns to the fray now via several years of extended walks in the German countryside, forests and mountains - a consistently rich source of inspiration for his fellow, native electronic artists - which opened his mind and prompted him to make a record that closer reflected nature itself. The resulting 'Wald' ('Forest' in German) breaks down to three movements: firstly a trio of tracks establishing and mirroring the forest's spatial intricacy via sparse, overgrowing electronics; secondly a trio of tracks focussed on raw sounds - bird calls, rustling textures, woody drums and naturally discordant drones; followed by a 3rd and final section emulating nature's inherently psychedelic patterning in filigree yet barely harnessed matrices of echo, reverb and delay.
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Pole returns to the dub matrix with 'Wald', his first new album in eight years. In the meantime, the Berlin-based pioneer has busied himself in collaboration with Roll The Dice and various remix work beside his day job as a mastering engineer at the ~scape facilities. He returns to the fray now via several years of extended walks in the German countryside, forests and mountains - a consistently rich source of inspiration for his fellow, native electronic artists - which opened his mind and prompted him to make a record that closer reflected nature itself. The resulting 'Wald' ('Forest' in German) breaks down to three movements: firstly a trio of tracks establishing and mirroring the forest's spatial intricacy via sparse, overgrowing electronics; secondly a trio of tracks focussed on raw sounds - bird calls, rustling textures, woody drums and naturally discordant drones; followed by a 3rd and final section emulating nature's inherently psychedelic patterning in filigree yet barely harnessed matrices of echo, reverb and delay.
Pole returns to the dub matrix with 'Wald', his first new album in eight years. In the meantime, the Berlin-based pioneer has busied himself in collaboration with Roll The Dice and various remix work beside his day job as a mastering engineer at the ~scape facilities. He returns to the fray now via several years of extended walks in the German countryside, forests and mountains - a consistently rich source of inspiration for his fellow, native electronic artists - which opened his mind and prompted him to make a record that closer reflected nature itself. The resulting 'Wald' ('Forest' in German) breaks down to three movements: firstly a trio of tracks establishing and mirroring the forest's spatial intricacy via sparse, overgrowing electronics; secondly a trio of tracks focussed on raw sounds - bird calls, rustling textures, woody drums and naturally discordant drones; followed by a 3rd and final section emulating nature's inherently psychedelic patterning in filigree yet barely harnessed matrices of echo, reverb and delay.
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Pole returns to the dub matrix with 'Wald', his first new album in eight years. In the meantime, the Berlin-based pioneer has busied himself in collaboration with Roll The Dice and various remix work beside his day job as a mastering engineer at the ~scape facilities. He returns to the fray now via several years of extended walks in the German countryside, forests and mountains - a consistently rich source of inspiration for his fellow, native electronic artists - which opened his mind and prompted him to make a record that closer reflected nature itself. The resulting 'Wald' ('Forest' in German) breaks down to three movements: firstly a trio of tracks establishing and mirroring the forest's spatial intricacy via sparse, overgrowing electronics; secondly a trio of tracks focussed on raw sounds - bird calls, rustling textures, woody drums and naturally discordant drones; followed by a 3rd and final section emulating nature's inherently psychedelic patterning in filigree yet barely harnessed matrices of echo, reverb and delay.