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Name: Krsur & Naive Machine - High Fi / Calling Me
Brand: Saturate!
SKU: 922496v1
Price: 11.99 EUR
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Krsur & Naive Machine

High Fi / Calling Me

7" | 2013 | EU | Original (Saturate!)

11,99 €*

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Release: 2013 / EU – Original

Genre: Electronic & Dance

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"Rare, super limited 005 from Saturate! Records 7'' single series, featuring the now defunct Naive Machine and Krsur with some smooth hyper colored Garage and Footwork vibes, I don't want to say this but Calling Me has that James Blake feel. It's better, with the swing and even more uptempo."

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Nomine

Nomine's War

12" | 2013 | UK | Original (Tempa)

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Release: 2013 / UK – Original

Genre: Electronic & Dance

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There's astonishing depth contained within Nomine's music. His debut for Tempa took dubstep into altogether more tropical territories. Tis three-track follow up continues his progressive trend.

Echo-drenched melodies drift like a distant brass chorus, sub-bass as soft and powerful as an ocean current, and turbulent, continually shifting percussion abound across 'Nomine's War'.

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Desto

Emptier Streets

LP | 2013 | UK | Original (Rwina)

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Release: 2013 / UK – Original

Genre: Hip Hop, Electronic & Dance

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Finnish producer Desto returns to Rwina to deliver his first full length album, ‘Emptier Streets’. As with his previous releases on the Dutch label, Desto strips the music back to its bare-bone essentials, fulfilling the album’s title with a sound that’s spacious and eerie, bleak and punishing yet still offers warmth in its apparent coldness. Stylistically the album is most obviously aligned with the aesthetics of Dirty South hip hop and the dubstep diaspora, deploying booming drums, rolling hats and cold synthetic melodies and voices inside cavernous sonic landscapes.

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