DETOUR006, by SEER

DETOUR006

by SEER

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Ryan One of my favorite electro records of 2017 Favorite track: Freak Machine.

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	1.	Freak Machine 06:21
	2.	The Phenomenon Manifests 05:30
	3.	Hesitant Fingers 06:25
	4.	Circles 05:47

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Our next record comes courtesy of SEER, a new Brooklyn-based project from Maroje T and M Parent. Maroje’s previous handiwork includes streamlined acid techno on boutique label Chem Club and down ‘n dirty electro for Dutch weirdos Pinkman; meanwhile, M Parent’s first 12”, also on Chem Club, is dubby, driving, and psychedelic. Together as SEER, they’ve threaded a needle in between their respective styles and sounds, coming up with something altogether different.

Their debut record throws a little bit of everything into the mix: chopped-up breakbeats, post-industrial moods, syrupy mid-tempo electro, and spectral, futuristic synths all feature across its four tracks. Each charts a different path; same-ol’ cookie-cutter techno this record is most certainly not.

“Freak Machine,” the record’s opener, is more staid than you might imagine given its title, but its recomposed breaks and vigorous electro rhythms will energize a dancefloor. “The Phenomenon Manifests” brings crunchy beats to the fore, balancing heavy percussion with ghastly synth work. “Hesitant Fingers” brings the pitch well down, offering up delightful EBM-flavored chug. Last but certainly not least is “Circles,” a syncopated techno jam that finishes off the record on a minor-key (yet plaintively uplifting) note.

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released October 13, 2017

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DETOUR Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Residing at the intersection of house and techno, DETOUR is a Pittsburgh collective that creates visually and sonically immersive experiences. DETOUR seeks to act as a junction where both seasoned and newly-interested enthusiasts of house and techno can come together for an experience of both sight and sound. ... more

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