From A Flawed Apex Which Led To The Head, by Jesse Osborne-Lanthier

From A Flawed Apex Which Led To The Head

by Jesse Osborne-Lanthier

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ULTRA/// A perfect combination of styles and sound for tape between these two sides,
Side A offers morphing drum workouts to mesmerise, and other analogue-esque (perhaps actual) worlds based loosely on techno frameworks.
Side B is a progressive journey through a maze of the artist's creation, starting ambient and ending more textured and further afield..
Great artwork and foldout.
Highly Recommended. Favorite track: Synchronized Restlesstness.

bezet An interesting, two part piece. The beginning is raw, experimental f*cked-up techno. The latter part is more atmospheric, takes to an interesting place. Favorite track: 909 Problems But The Pitch Aint One.

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	1.	Synchronized Restlesstness 02:37
	2.	Fluid Stasis 04:32
	3.	My Subtle Escape 01:42
	4.	The Rise And Fall Of Infatuation Unit II 06:15
	5.	In Larish Neue 06:04
	6.	909 Problems But The Pitch Aint One 05:20
	7.	Maze, You've Always Felt Like This 06:32
	8.	Maze, X0J1J0O9L8M8J2D20287130909 00:55
	9.	Maze, IOU Big D8a 03:21
	10.	Maze, Wash Over Us 02:35
	11.	Maze, Nike Bolt 03:26
	12.	Maze, Tons Tunnels 02:26
	13.	Maze, Leave Encrypted 06:50

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"This album was made for labour equivalence.

A tax may be defined as a "pecuniary burden laid upon individuals or property to support the government [...], a payment exacted by legislative authority." A tax "is not a voluntary payment or donation, but an enforced contribution, exacted pursuant to legislative authority" and is "any contribution imposed by government [...] whether under the name of toll, tribute, tallage, gabel, impost, duty, custom, excise, subsidy, aid, supply, or other name." Tracks 1-4 were composed using mangled / edited versions of certain sounds sampled from Hobo Cubes (FDG -) tracks from his ‘Apex Ideals’ 12′′ LP. The selected sounds were merged and sidechained to recycled / licensefree sounds taken from various sample packs found in my 2007 Sony Vaio computer's cracked FL Studio 6 soundbank. The sounds were then subjected to temporal and sonic processing with many subnational abstract entities in mind, rendering them unrecognizable. The second half of this album strongly reflects my intention to exert labyrinthine settings onto an audience, however my wallet does not, and so this remains an imaginary endeavour."

Produced, performed, conceptualized and recorded by Jesse Osborne-Lanthier in Berlin, Montreal, Spain and Paris on exorbitant amounts of marijuana from 2013 to 2015. Inner tape sleeve artwork by Jesse Osborne-Lanthier.

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