RELEASE: ANSIA005
ARTIST(S): BFTT, Metrist, Piezo, Siete Catorce
REMIXERS:
LABEL: Ansia | ANSIA005
GENRE: LOSSLESS, Electronica
RELEASED: 2021-06-18
AVAILABLE FORMAT: 956Kbps/LOSSLESS
DOWNLOAD SIZE: 134.99 MB
TOTAL TRACKS 4
- BFTT – XCUSEME (05:42) key, bpm125
- Metrist – LB Steaua (05:30) key, bpm130
- Piezo – Gran Macello ad Ostia (05:56) key, bpm134
- Siete Catorce – Serrano (03:47) key, bpm90
Total Playtime: 00:20:55 min
Featuring BFTT, Metrist & 2 more on Ansia
Contributor on this release via Ansia.
Metrist is a British producer who has released on Opal Tapes, Neighbourhood, Where To Now?, and Ansia since 2014. The project delivers peak time driving techno and electronica across a catalog spanning seven years of underground releases.
Piezo is a DJ, producer and sound designer based in Milan, Italy. The artist produces peak time techno and leftfield house, releasing on labels including Dekmantel, Wisdom Teeth, Idle Hands and Ansia since 2017.
Contributor on this release via Ansia.
Milanese imprint Ansia returns with a new V/A of warped, unconventional techno.
Following his critically acclaimed debut LP ‘Perdu’, label-head Piezo continues to carve out his club-ready and explorative sonic niche, this time calling on a team of kindred left-field sound manipulators to get the job done.
Manchester’s BFFT (Whities, Gobstopper, Cong Burn) leads the charge with a dexterous cut that marries mind-bending sound design with club-ready functionality.
Next up is Timedance-affiliate Metrist, who is as playful as ever on ‘LB Steaua’: a deceptively simple 4/4 beat peppered with distorted glitches and psychedelic details reminiscent of Perlon’s more left field releases.
Moving to the B-side, Piezo delivers his trademark brand of ruffneck techno – buzzing with off-grid tribal drums, cartoon synths and nonsense vocal samples.
To close, Mexican leading-light Siete Catorce ratchets up the tempo for a singular track in a world entirely of its own: rude, fast, no-frills, sitting somewhere between digital cumbia and hardcore tekno. Unsurprisingly this one ended up in Batu’s relentlessly forward thinking BBC Essential Mix.//
