João Santos: electric bass, fx;
João Ricardo: electric guitar, fx.
Graphic design by Shutupandance!
Doublereflect – Transfusion (Original Mix)
Doublereflect – Bonus (Original Mix)
Doublereflect – Exit (Original Mix)
Doublereflect – Fossil (Original Mix)
Doublereflect – Fossil (Atabey Mix)
Doublereflect (Atabey Remix)
Doublereflect – Fossil (Deep Paranoya Remix)
Doublereflect Fossil (If I Had A Hi Fi Chamber of Echoes Mix)
Doublereflect – Fossil (Retouched Remix)
Doublereflect – Fossil (Liquom Remix)
Doublereflect – Fossil (Ignacio Sine Remix)
Doublereflect – Fossil (Maddna Remix)
Gerard Llop (Doublereflect): obsesionado con el techno él decide comprarse unos technics para elaborar sus propias mezclas como “dj”, despues de varios años pinchando él decide crear su propia musica, influenciado por muchos estilos de la musica electronica decidió declinarse por el techno dub ambient deep..
Gerard Llop (Doublereflect): obsessed with techno he decides to buy some technics to develop their own mixes as “dj”, after several years playing he decided to create his own music, influenced by many styles of electronic music he decided to be declined by the ambient dub techno deep ..
EP: ….marca un poco la evolución de este aprendizaje…. También una época… estados anímicos, sentimientos personales… son algunos reflejos que cada uno interpreta con su mente…
EP: .. .brandname a little evolution of this learning… Also a time… moods, feelings personal… are some reflexes that interprets each with its own mind…
W&P by Gerard Llop
Mastered by Atabey and Retouched
Cover by Raúl G.
The release “Ocean” is a heartful dub-techno work (soundtrack). While creating this music, I was greatly influenced by my trips to the sea. I wish you were immersed into the atmosphere of travelling alongside the endless ocean. Just enjoy it!
W&P by Miroslav Wilde
Mastered by Vtr
Cover by Raúl G.
Visit project www site to get more details:
http://defil.fryvolic.pl
Band members are:
Jungle Chris: – vocals
Jungle Cris: – guitars
Jungle Ste: – guitars
Jungle Loris: – bass
Jungle Dany6: – drums
The band was formed during summer 2013, after the reunion among Jungle Chris (vocals), Jungle Cris (guitars), and Jungle Loris (bass), that already played together in a hard rock band called Alcohol Abuse (what a original name!). Jungle Dany6 (drums) and Jungle Ste (guitars joined soon. We began to rehearse trying to create a modern sound melting our different musical tastes. The early songs were what we called Metalpunk songs and we continued through this path trying to add something new in every song we played. The result is that every song is different from the others and skipping through our song you can hear Trbngr somewhere, Suicidal tendencies somewhere else, Entombed in some riffs and so on passing from Thrash, Death, Stoner, Hardcore and (later) prog rock. As already said the sound is constantly evolving and the songwriting is becoming more and more complex.
Songs are sung in Italian, they talk about Math, Technology, Nuclear desasters coupled with B-movies. Actually all these themes masks the real subject of the songs, which are mainly our personal life facts filtered through the lens of the iper-technologic modern man.
In December 2014 band recorded first self produced EP simply called Jungle Julia. The EP is available on sale but it is also available in free streaming on YouTube channel. (Now here also!)
Played many gigs in Italy and hope to tour Europe very soon!
This year, we have a massive 50 of the best tracks from some familiar faces, along with many guest artists that submitted their tracks for inclusion. Some really amazing talent is out there with very little exposure, and the VA is our chance to redress the balance. For a playlist visit our Mixcloud page. The VA is made up of a huge range of diverse tracks from ambient to IDM, chill to drum and bass – and even a couple of more experimental tracks to give your ears a treat!
Like an old friend, this familiar buzz has been present in my life for years, setting rhythm to my workday. I decided to make its warm, enveloping orchestra of hums, hisses, gurgles into a pleasant ambient album – with help of effect pedals and analog processing.”
-Secrets Of The 45
And there you have it, a set of droning, ever-morphing etudes based on a hum of a coffeemaker. Each piece paints the noise in a slightly different shade, mirroring different stages of the wake cycle (or the “wake bell” as the album cover depicts) – from the hushed whalesong of “drowning in drowsy” to the urgent, stuttering “c16f” with hisses and sirens going off to give the listener a good waking kick.
The curiously named ‘The Minotaur’s Head’ is six tracks of Mint’s blend of oldschool inspired beats and sounds, with today’s IDM techniques. Progressive and subtle in places, with earth shaking beats and basses.
The Minotaur’s Head includes influences of some previous Kahvi artists – like Aaron Jasinski (Tribal Shake) along with oldskool 8bit soundtracks (Distant Signals) and even a nod towards some very early Kahvi releases by Xhale and Epoq (Spirit Touch).
Track of choice , most definitely for this oldschool fan: The unpronouncable ‘Pharmacopoeia’ which is epic progressive oldschool at it’s best!
S’estalella
Tierras Imperecederas
Sonar Despierto
Ingravidez
Donde Esta
Llucmajor
Anagnorisis
Riesgos
Reverspectiva
Tetarises’ tracks are always epic and fast, verging on the trance but taking roots from IDM and electronica in their finest forms as well. What we get in Stop this moment is resounding basses and echoing arpeggios (The Inner Light), detailed and punctual beats similar to Solar Fields (In Time) and a unique mix of Indian Sitar and dance in the final track Bollywood Hero. It works!
