Nothing Left To Say EP [printed sleeve]
- Record label
- PoleGroup
- Catalog Number
- POLEGROUP068
- Release Date
- May 19th 2023
- Genres
Tracks
| play | pos | title | artists | duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | Nothing left to say | 4:43 | ||
| A2 | All that matters | 5:07 | ||
| B1 | Descending darkness | 5:07 | ||
| B2 | Cyclical nature | 4:44 |
Kessell is back at home with a powerful EP plus a bonus digital track on the digital edition. There is no need to remind everyone that Valentin Corujo is one of the most experienced producers on the techno scene. And this new work is the sonic proof. Nothing left to say opens fire with distorted broken beats soon aligned by a solid 4/4 groove. The harsh sounds run across the stereo field wisely while the beat goes relentless. A powerful and raw peak time tool. All that matters is the second cut, beginning with a bass heavy groove, sibilant and distorted at the same time until the additional percussive parts appear and the subterranean bass turns into distorted hypnosis as the bars go on. An intense and obsessive piece of rugged techno. On the B side, Descending Darkness, an industrial funk workout made of continuous distorted sequences and an enforced drum beat. No sign of breakdowns or epic moments, just a continuous drill for your neurons. Cyclical Nature goes scifi and mental, with reverberated sequences running over a solid cemented pattern the spiral sequence turns into overdriven madness as the track goes combining aggression with futurism. Inside Trauma uses broken beats as a basement, one of Kessell's personal signatures when working on his side project Exium. Another stepping stone on a solid and long career for this excellent creator.