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MP3 Bit-Tuner - Low-Speed Detonation
humming blasting waves, which regularly lead to vibrating abdomens and collective
hysteria at his live shows - an intravenous injection of basses and bassdrums!
12 MP3 Songs in this album (50:51) !
Related styles: Electronic: Dubstep, Electronic: Down Tempo, Featuring Bass
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„Low-Speed Detonation“ lifts the total value of Bit-Tuner into the limelight.
Sarah says: „Your music is orgasmic dude!“ and is referring to the edged
humming blasting waves, which regularly lead to vibrating abdomens and collective
hysteria at his live shows. After experiencing his concerts it’s clear that there‘s
much more to expect than raggedly assembled electronic https://www.tradebit.comt
we‘re talking about here are intravenous injections of basses and bassdrums.
In this vein he demonstrated his commitment next to artists like Saul Williams,
Chicks On Speed, Sole&Skyriderband, Norbert Möslang Jel or Dälek.
The Cover and the musical atmospheres of „Low-Speed Detonation“ point out
parallels to the horror visions of John Carpenter and David Cronenberg. With
his music Bit Tuner captivates these sentiments and injects them into the presence.
At night he carries them into the streets. Blood is thereby just a colour.
Nonetheless, appearing in the Clubs later, the hysteria, raised by the threatening
towers he builds up and smashes down in conjunction with his public, is unfeigned.
Bit-Tuner lives and works in Zurich, where he has been producing cinematic sable
downbeat arrangements with a fleet consisting of analogue gadgetries since 1997.
Works emerge due to his severe affinity to fieldrecording and the sampling of old records.
Thus he obtains great recognition both in Switzerland and abroad.
„Bit-Tuner · Low-Speed Detonation“
will be released as a 12“ Vinyl and CD on the 12th December 2009 by Trepok Rec.
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