Elavult N Porlepte’s dub interpretation is about this: noisy experimental music machines in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s radically transformed sound production and the boundaries of musical expression. Avant-garde artists and engineers developed new devices to explore the possibilities of noise, electronic manipulation, and random sound structures. Spacey, deep, experimental dub techno made with noisy machines, analog delays, filters.
2 versions are available: Bandcamp release contains 5 tracks, release on all the other major shops contains 3 tracks.
Elavult N Porlepte… meaning Obsolete and Dusty in English. This is the new dub techno project of Aura Fresh. It thrives on imperfection—gritty, analog warmth, tape-saturated echoes, and the unpredictable magic of voltage-driven minimalistic sound. The first release is on the way… soon….
Years ago, there was a dream about an making an audio-visual series like X-Mix or Space Night but for dub and for subgenres which were impacted by dub. Aura Fresh collected field recordings and video footages from different landscapes over the years. After several experiments, audio recording, mixing, video editing, effecting sessions the original idea has been realized by now. Audio materials were recorded with analog gear (voltage controlled oscillators, analog filters, analog delays) to add rawness and warmth to the sound.
The opening track M87 takes you to a dark journey towards the M87 galaxy. 4 Bars is based on a 4-bar minimalistic loop with modulated and delayed chord progression (make sure you check its versions too, e.g. without drums). Slo is a slow bass track without a kick drum with analog chord themes. Pre-sales on Bandcamp: 14/01/2023. Release date: 20/01/2023. Check it now on Beatport, Juno, Apple Music, Spotify.
This album consists of 10 dub techno tracks with floating chords and cyclical melodies by Aura Fresh. The atmosphere of the Dubbing Outdoor (Volume Two) album was inspired by winter nature. Can you imagine what would you feel if you were laying in the snow at night and you were listening to these tracks?
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