Style: Techno
Evolent – “Rise And Fall” (Plex Netlabel)
Frenetic Techno Signals | The Swiss producer-duo Evolent come around the corner with three astonishing techno-tracks. With the title-track "Rise And Fall" they produced an outstanding rave-track with wicked twists, excellent sounds and a powerful bassdrum. Where Mnml-Music focus on some sounds, Evolent storm the dancefloor with a whole bunch of sound-experiments. Their ideas nearly explode in this killer-track.
Long time, no techno. I got bored a little bit. Always some DubTechno or Minimal-Tunes begged for downloading, but in the end there where no grooves or hooks which got me raving.
But Evolent from Switzerland made me listen up. Their little EP surprises with three dense and exciting tracks. Each track has its own identity and evolves. Next after "Rise And Fall" the second track "Cornflakes In My Ears" starts with some funky electro-beats to get concrete on a steady bassdrum later on. But also the closing track "Evolver" is everything but a flop. More atmospheric than the first tracks, Evolent trip with us on some fine bleeps and quirky melodies. Respectful production!
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Download: Evolent - "Rise And Fall" (ZIP-Archive)
Artist-Website: www.evolent.ch
Netlabel: www.plexrecords.com
Release: Evolent - "Rise And Fall" (Plex Netlabel)
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About the Author
This article was written on 14.March 2008 by mo..
mo. is a music-lover. The journalist and author from Cologne/Germany enjoys supporting the global netlabel-phenomena. For years he has explored the netlabel underground and has written numerous articles on the free music culture. He is the main-editor behind Phlow. Read more articles written by mo..
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3 comments
[...] “Rise And Fall” from Evolent [...]
26. Apr 2008 at 9:54 pm
Link #1
Glad that you liked evolent's release !
Our website has been refreshed. Have a look ;)
OmasFGT
http://www.plexrecords.com
11. Jul 2008 at 2:15 pm
Link #2
like the dubby feel of the track, if somewhat slightly repetitive... any more tracks to be shared?
22. Jul 2009 at 7:34 pm
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