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Previously unsettled productions led to extravagant genre hopping, bringing random elements from across the wide spectrum of electronica to a constantly changing gridded canvas, but alas, we are settled at least for now on the pulsating complexities of drum breaks, and some deep rooted bass. This marks the culmination of one single strand of habbits from Leaftype, LA-based recording and visual artist. Backed by Stereocure and fellow students at CalArts, Leaftype has set off on a journey of knowing and not knowing, while persistently staying dank. http://blgn.mn
Leaftype writeup in Portals
Faith at Portals just posted a nice piece about Leaftype:
Like his fellow Belgian Man compatriots, the LA-based artist Leaftype, a.k.a. Christopher Knollmeyer, is no stranger to the practice of “extravagant genre hopping,” and his newest release LTEP0008 shows just how nimbly he can jump. On “Ooh,” the producer keeps one foot rooted in the skittering traditions of drum and bass, while reaching, through heady melodic involutions and a structure that disorients like a dream, for something enticingly unfamiliar. The result is at once propulsive and paralyzing, a sensation akin to the pleasurable discomfort of pins and needles.
Thanks, Faith!
Check out the article over at Portals.
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LTEP0008 by LEAFTYPE
Previously unsettled productions led to extravagant genre hopping, bringing random elements from across the wide spectrum of electronica to a constantly changing gridded canvas, but alas, we are settled at least for now on the pulsating complexities of drum breaks, and some deep rooted bass. This marks the culmination of one single strand of habbits from Leaftype, LA-based recording and visual artist. Backed by Stereocure and fellow students at CalArts, Leaftype has set off on a journey of knowing and not knowing, while persistently staying dank.
Here's a short video collage of our show with STEREOCURE a few weeks back. Such a FUN NIGHT! Hope to play more fun shows like this! Big shout outs to Stereocure, Leaftype, Kuh-lida, Sahyuhns, Matias & Colter <3