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Conforce - Kinetic Image http://www.delsinrecords.com/release.php?idxRelease=3703
Versalife: 'Ionization' (2013) http://www.discogs.com/Various-WE-xv03/release/4737614
Hexagon (Boris Bunnik) - Blue Hour EP sampler
Dub techno that is spooky rather than dreamy; I especially like the third track.
Follow up on the Red Shift EP.
TRSD002. To be expected in August. Format: 12" A1.Forecasts A2.Physical Dimension A3.Absentum B1.Spectral Analysis B2.Illuminated Atoms
Vernon Felicity - Breaking Silence [MOS 019]
The unstoppable Boris Bunnik (aka Conforce, Silent Harbour) is back once again, this time as Vernon Felicity with a four track EP for MOS Recordings. The tracks see him explore his usual analogue heavy sound, but there is a little more space in his arrangements, a more rueful mood. The title track 'Dawning' is slow and purposeful, with acid pricks and twitches peppering a churning groove. Next, 'Breaking Silence' is more kinetic, with claps, hits and squiggly melodies all bouncing off each other as pronounced basslines strike a melancholic note below. On the flip, 'Wrong Notion' has plenty of height to it, again with eco systems of analogue lines and acid belches all weaving their way around each other and the raw, splintered beats below, before last track '3' explores wide open cosmic synth spaces with lingering pads, mournful Blade Runner style synth lines and gently churning rhythms all soothing your brain and body in equal measure. Vernon Felicity - Dawning EP a1. Dawning a2. Breaking Silence b1. Wrong Notion b2. 3
Versalife "Below the Horizon" - new techno from Boris Bunnik, seen here before under his Conforce moniker. Video below.
Versalife returns to the Clone West Coast Series for more under sea level electro-techno. After his debut 12inch series Night Time Activities, here a full length album inspired by the horizons and emptyness of his home lands in Friesland. Accompanied by beautiful artwork of fellow Frisian, and one of Hollands most talented painters, Robert Zandvliet (who happens to have his atelier around the corner of the Clone Hq). His amazing painting ''Winter by Jouswier'' (spread among the front and backside of the digipack) symbolizes perfectly the rhythm of the open spaces in Friesland. Especialy in the whitened more abstract and cold winter landscape thats almost synonym for Versalife's abstract ice cold electro techno.
Conforce "Embrace" - switching to electronic mode for a bit for some deep beats