An homage to the minimal era that once defined a generation — yet it transcends it, painting psychedelia in cybernetic strokes: a trippy, avant-garde minimal tech-house oddity. Highly recommended! OUXH, the techno scene's resident heretic, harnesses irresistibly functional beats while spinning digital-psychedelic electronic sound design and sci-fi synthesis. Out on 〈FELT SENSE RECORDINGS〉, home to DASHIELL and RUDOLF C!
After a gap between releases the style feels a little different this time, but here's a minimal experiment from OUXH, who has previously appeared on 〈LKR RECORDS〉 and 〈SALT MINES〉. From "A Word from Daheim" (sample1), built on coldly automatic beats with stimulating electronics and eerie vocal samples woven in, the record pays homage to the sounds that flourished at the turn of the millennium in the minimal-tech-to-microhouse era, yet remains wholly its own. Definitely one to hear on vinyl.
(Original Japanese text by Akie)
After a gap between releases the style feels a little different this time, but here's a minimal experiment from OUXH, who has previously appeared on 〈LKR RECORDS〉 and 〈SALT MINES〉. From "A Word from Daheim" (sample1), built on coldly automatic beats with stimulating electronics and eerie vocal samples woven in, the record pays homage to the sounds that flourished at the turn of the millennium in the minimal-tech-to-microhouse era, yet remains wholly its own. Definitely one to hear on vinyl. (Original Japanese text by Akie)