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Various - Temnota
Performer:
Various
Title:

Temnota

Category:
MP3 RAR album size:
1543 mb
FLAC RAR album size:
1661 mb
Formats:
DMF MPC TTA MMF FLAC MP4 WAV
Short-Info
Label: Pinecone Moonshine ‎– PCMS042
Type: 4 x File, MP3, Compilation, 320 kbps
Country: US
Date of released: 19 Jul 2016
Category: Electronic
Style: Drum n Bass, Abstract
Rating:
4.2 / 5
Votes:
434
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Various - Temnota
MP3 version RAR archive

1661 downloads at 24 mb/s

Various - Temnota
FLAC version RAR archive

1543 downloads at 25 mb/s

Tracklist

1 Paluca Temnota 5:21
2 Simon Bean Adaptations 6:02
3 Acid_Lab, Paluca Which Way 5:42
4 Dot Product* 254i 113j 83k (Five People) 6:10

Notes

Temnota is darker than the usual Pinecone Moonshine sound. As a collection it should come across more sanguine, or optimistic despite the harsh timbres and somber, slow moving notes.

Paluca's title track, Temnota, starts with a low rumble and a sustained chord. The drums are broken with stutters, pauses, and other changes ups like some of the breakier late '90s Drum and Bass. Two minutes into the mix, the sub bass clearly comes through supporting the heavy kick drums.

Simon Bean's Adaptations combines harsh resonating tones with a jazzier break that has machine-like sequencing as if the pattern is falling down and restarting. Bass sounds that squelch through holes in the rhythm add to the broken feeling.

Which Way by Acid Lab and Paluca starts with low piano notes and ominous strings which abruptly stop when the drums begin. The rhythm is steady in the Tech Step style with different drum sounds being layered in for variation. In the second part, a half-time section changes the vibe to something laid back before dropping back into the fast-paced rhythm.

Dot Product's Five People sits in the odd time signature of 9/4. Following in line with the broken, programmed feel of the other tracks, Five People also weaves synthetic percussion and snippets of voices into the pauses of the main drums. The harmony loops and distorts until eventually it fades out leaving just percussion and bass.