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Voltage Black

We, The Obsolete

  Quiet for a couple of years, Ewan Fisher of London has shot back with another helping of twisted, euphoric electronica. We, The Obsolete opens with tumbling antique synthesizers that will straighten out the whiskers of any Boards of Canada fans, clicking, cracking and bursting to life with whirling keyboards, anthemic bass and vocodered sweet nothings. Remixes include Fisher’s own Singularity Edit, which stretches the intro and slows the drop down so it hits you like alcohol, and an interpretation by Black Ph03nix where live drums and budget synths make the tune feel like a Van Halen number. Technology elitists, please take a pew: here’s proof you can make magic on hardware as commonly available as a calculator or musical greetings card.

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Forthcoming single. Out 25th March. Will feature 2 exclusive remixes.

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Voltage Black | St Elmo

Introducing London based producer Voltage Black...

So, what kind of music is this? Well, I'll have a stab at it and say it's post-apocalyptic doom-tronica. 'St Elmo' sounds like it's been lifted from the soundtrack to a Terminator movie, in that it's both retrospective and futuristic sounding. Ultimately, it's just fucking ace. Hence the post (duh). Ewan, a chap from London is behind the moniker and also works in the Standard Planets collective. Expect gigs around London and Brighton in the early parts of 2013 providing the world doesn't end as predicted - and if it does, here is your soundtrack to that event. Goodbye cruel world. Ian