This cut by DOBW's co-funder Jerome "Catalepsia" Bazzanella, is a straight and heavy on the floor slice of futuristic techno, constructed around a cyclic discoid baseline. As distressing sci-fi effects collides and crash into each other, a dehumanized vocoded voice enunciates random numbers. Scary.
Selected Feedbacks:
Ivan Smagghe (Kill The DJ): Best record of the week.
Matt Walsh (Turbo / Bugged Out): Yes.Best promo this week.
Cosmo Vitelli (I'm a cliché): Both versions are made for me.
Photonz (One Eyed Jacks):Both mixes are great. What a MONSTER.
Bogy Riotous (Bugged Out):Big and Jacking. Warehouse damage.
Tedd Paterson (Cielo)The original mix is perfecto.
Lee Douglas: Very nice 5/5.
Len Faki (Berghain):DOPE. Both versions. Full support.
M50:Congratulations! Dark industrial gear on the original, Quite twisted remix too. Great!
Mike Textbeak: Oh jeez!! The Naum Gabo remix has so much space to the drums and the bass rumbles in the guts...very nice!!!!
Kone- R: Love this... dark and slow but the bassline is pure funk! I'll give it full support on radio and in club....
Morpheus: ad and bad just like i dig! with the wicked naum gabo rmx doing the most damage! will play out.
Mousse T: Groovy Little Monster.
Eric Duncan: Yeah Naum Gabo
Nikola Baytala: perfect track for BIONIC tottaly the vibe we are going for very acid and Psychedelic.
Hugo Capablanca: Naum Gabo mix is amazing as usual!
Felix Feygin: the Gabo remix is super trippy.. i love it
Jenifer Cardini: Love the Naum Gabo remix !
On the B-side, we find a remix by mighty scottish duo James Savage and Jonnie Wilkes known as Naum Gabo.
Naum Gabo's varied palette of sounds - noir-ish hybrids of seminal underground house, muscular arrpegiated italo, dubby cosmic atmospherics, jagged percussion of new-wave discotheque, analogue synthesized funk - has been distinguished by releases on Kompakt, Cross Town Rebels, Eskimo Recordings and Endless Flight, releases with which the duo have built a reputation as purveyors of the high quality electronic music and production.
For their remix of "Les Seigneurs" by Catalepsia, Naum Gabo have completely re-built the electronic rhythm and brought it fully into the forefront, creating a solid bass spine for the track, layering jacking hi-hats and hand claps. Naum Gabo retain the originals spectral, fluttering keyboard signatures, re-calibrating the atmospherics into a muscular slice of a soundtrack perfect for any dark-room rave.
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