K's Game EP
- Record label
- Key Vinyl
- Catalog Number
- KEYVINYLLTD001
- Release Date
- May 14th 2012
- Genres
Tracks
| play | pos | title | artists | duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | K | Freddy K | 9:12 | |
| B1 | KK | Freddy K & Ken Karter | 8:38 |
Played and Supported by Kenny Larkin, Adam X, Perc, Norman Nodge, Drumcell, Truncate, Samuel L Session, Inigo Kennedy, Dadub, Max_M, Bcr Boys, Forward Strategy Group, D.Carbone, Claudio PRC, Electric Indigo, Conrad Van Orton, Dave Ellesmere and more. Freddy K is an icon of the historic Italian techno scene. In 90's his productions were on the historic ACV Records label. Then over the years has always been one of the key points of the techno scene, with record music stores, radio shows (Virus) and new labels like the historic Elettronica Romana (he was one of two minds that created this label, with Sandro Nasonte). His experience led him to be behind many current projects, he moved to Berlin. This time it wants to make its contribution on his own label which is already out talents like Conrad Van Orton and Shapednoise (and it's only the beginning). A label on vinyl only! Here begins a series in 10 "which will be just him and friends. Here he presents his own original tracks and a track on the other side along with another new (but not young) artist who has quickly attracted the attention of many artists in the world with his new label Kript: Ken Karter. Freddy K's track is pure techno. A trip that starts hypnotic. Sounds of a modern techno rhythm already heavy...it's just the beginning. Drones and metallic sounds create the expectation. Sounds strange and perverse to make up the rhythm again after the first break. A constant sound in the background makes you totally hypnotized. The sound goes up like an alarm to go off. But you are not yet arrived. At the second break .. sounds and distortions open up in a frenzy of techno obsessive and destructive. No mercy! On the other side,the track with Ken Karter will fight two different schools. Noise, an almost drum'n'bass rhythm break. Sounds sick of Ken Karter. hysterical atmosphere and rhythmic electronics. A journey through the experiences of two artists who are attracted to each other. Everything explodes after a series of psychedelic and visionary atmosphere. Until you get to TB303 sounds distorted and very old school. Amazing!