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a2/ Pangaea - Mackerel
b1/ Pangaea - Ivy
b2/ Pangaea - Solvent
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Release Date: 13th December 2019
Realm Of The Void is the second instalment in ASC's recently launched 'Realm' series, and once again the format remains the same; 8 tracks spread over two pieces of vinyl. From the opening densely spaced-out Dyad, to the bubbling synth tones of Uracil, the vibe is a little darker and abstract when compared to Realm Of The Infinite. There's a lot to digest in terms of sound design, with something new seemingly appearing around every corner. The Grey Area template has been expanded upon, showing what is possible with the tempo and time signatures contained in the album, and paving the way for future ASC experiments.
a1. ASC - Dyad
a2. ASC - Laminar Flow
b1. ASC - Cytosine
b2. ASC - Ecdysis
c1. ASC - Sea of Static
c2. ASC - Node
d1. ASC - Tryst
d2. ASC - Uracil
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Release Date: 13th December 2019
After the huge success of his debut collaborative LP with Pessimist, Karim Maas presents 'Blakk Rainbow EP' for The Stone Tapes. Blurring the lines between genres, this release again proves that Karim Maas is one of the most interesting figures to emerge in modern electronic music. Never one-dimensional, the release traverses back & forth from the foreboding noise of 'Into Eternity' all the way to the meditative spiritualism of 'Saturn Return' and everywhere between. 'Blakk Rainbow' encapsulates Karim Maas' own signature sound while perfectly fitting into the ethos of The Stone Tapes.
a1. Karim Maas - Beyond The Blakk Rainbow
a2. Karim Maas - Trama Doll
b1. Karim Maas - Saturn Return
b2. Karim Maas - Know Your Enemy

Released 6th December 2019
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Mode Machines ADX1
Roland Juno 106
Dreadbox Abyss
Korg Minilogue
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LUSS is cleared for descent.
a1. Simple Dub
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Release Date: 29th November 2019
One of Samurai Music’s most respected new artists - Torn crosses over from his Drum and Bass releases to Horo for the Forsaken EP - 4 tracks of experimental Techno that continue the progression of the Grey Area sound.
‘Forsaken’ takes it down low with searing distortion and serves as a perfect grinding intro, while ‘There Is No Way Back’ works an overdriven kick into a heaving floor dominator. ‘Ordeal For The Soul’ and ‘Sin’ both work polyrhythms into a deceptive tempo cocktail producing a hefty, hypnotic sway that is constructed to seduce dance-floors.
a1. Torn - Forsaken
a2. Torn - There Is No Way Back
b1. Torn - Ordeal For The Soul
b2. Torn - Sin
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Release Date: 29th November 2019
Vermisst is a new collaborative project from Sam KDC, Torn and Korse. Working together to expand on the Grey Area sound, the Zerfall (disintegration) EP takes a more aggressive approach than past releases from Grey Area developers ASC and Sam KDC.
From the lightning rod rave stabs of Zukunft and the rolling breakbeat textures of Zuruf, Vermisst work their polyrhythms into powerful propulsion. Zerfall and Zahnrad take a deeper approach with sheets of distortion splashed over the lurching rhythms.
More to come from Vermisst in 2020.
a1. Vermisst - Zukunft
a2. Vermisst - Zerfall
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