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Kinzua
Purest State Confusion
Osàre! Editions - Cat No: OE 022
- updated:2024-06-12
The latest release from Osàre! Editions, the label founded by Elena Colombi, which releases a lot of atypical left field, post-punk, IDM, experimental, dub and obscure music! Editions, a label founded by Elena Colombi that releases a lot of post-punk, IDM, experimental, dub, and obscure music. The experimental music duo Kinzua, consisting of up-and-coming talents Lucas Brell and Marvin Uhde, have just released their latest release, featuring creative, fire-breathing percussion! Their last album, released on Offenmusic, was a very intense psychedelic music, but this one is even more dancefloor-oriented.
Track List
Duo Lucas Brell and Marvin Uhde deliver six fire-powered percussion tracks to Osàre! Editions.
Longtime friends and collaborators, the pair channel a liquid medley of drum menace
that flips sideways, swiftly pivoting between 85 and 170 bpm. As disorientating as it is formidable, “Purest State Confusion” offers up a fractal prism of ever-shifting beat patterns – an endlessly warping vortex, where the continuum of jungle and drum and bass fuses with a guttural, tribalist
sound.
The titular number, a wormhole techno ordeal, builds steadily, layer upon layer. A crystalline dancefloor pleaser, it subverts classic four-to-the-floor with a delayed kick drum that punctuates every 8th beat. Like black oil diffusing in water, the bass creeps in menacingly to 'The Disappearer', in hard and fast contrast with the sharp fluctuations of the amen break. Slamming in mercilessly, 'Channelling Bryn Jones' opens
up the B-side, its fluttering rhythms joining together with an infectious klaxon melody before the IDM-stylings of ‘Brain Massage' closes out.
Purest State of Confusion was recorded at various locations in Leipzig and Berlin, including at the shed-turned-studio, owned by the bass-focused record label Fast Castle. Final touches
and mixing assistance were performed by Mike Bierbach AKA rødhåd at the WSNWG studios. The pioneering techno producer inflects the record with his staunch taste for aerobic club
rhythmics, teasing out the whirling tempos and pointillistic
harmonics.
Longtime friends and collaborators, the pair channel a liquid medley of drum menace
that flips sideways, swiftly pivoting between 85 and 170 bpm. As disorientating as it is formidable, “Purest State Confusion” offers up a fractal prism of ever-shifting beat patterns – an endlessly warping vortex, where the continuum of jungle and drum and bass fuses with a guttural, tribalist
sound.
The titular number, a wormhole techno ordeal, builds steadily, layer upon layer. A crystalline dancefloor pleaser, it subverts classic four-to-the-floor with a delayed kick drum that punctuates every 8th beat. Like black oil diffusing in water, the bass creeps in menacingly to 'The Disappearer', in hard and fast contrast with the sharp fluctuations of the amen break. Slamming in mercilessly, 'Channelling Bryn Jones' opens
up the B-side, its fluttering rhythms joining together with an infectious klaxon melody before the IDM-stylings of ‘Brain Massage' closes out.
Purest State of Confusion was recorded at various locations in Leipzig and Berlin, including at the shed-turned-studio, owned by the bass-focused record label Fast Castle. Final touches
and mixing assistance were performed by Mike Bierbach AKA rødhåd at the WSNWG studios. The pioneering techno producer inflects the record with his staunch taste for aerobic club
rhythmics, teasing out the whirling tempos and pointillistic
harmonics.
Strong leftfield punk spirit. Sharp and heavy industrial dub, jungle and drum'n'bass continuum fused with guttural tribalist sounds. bpm160 "Disappearer" (sample1) A new type of multi-layered warp-hole techno bpm that is a must-listen if left-field techno is your keyword. 146 "Rio d'Oro" (sample2). It is wonderful to listen to it in the field and not get tired of listening to it due to dub elements. Anomalous IDM with field recordings, ethnic percussion, and other detailed attention to detail, bpm150 "Purest State Confusion" (sample3) bpm80〜170 is a powerful six-track field weapon that will make you sweat in your hands. The output is great and the mastering is excellent. Artwork by Jonáš Verešpej. (Original Japanese text by hamon)