FTEL 014 - Volor Flex & Encode - Altiplano EP
Dark Clover 12' / download
"Altiplano" is wired to the internal organs of Dubstep and Future Garage circa the post-Burial era. Imagery of emerging bonfires, which require a repeat listen, abound the suburban soundscapes like a marshmellow stick poking the flame - sweet in initial flavour, charred in overall propensity. Spoken word overdubs in the post-mix work well with the sounds on offer, as do a keen set of ears for Industrial textures. This is the second Volor Flex I've heard, and the first with collaborator Encode, and they make a fine sound together. What is crucial to their hit rate is a wringing out of a sample set with deft precision, and an orthodoxy in Dubstep 140 bpm-centric tempo. The timbres are not razor sharp, but neither are they blunted, which gives an experience akin to changing a light bulb in a lava lamp: glowing deep.
http://www.tailored-communication.com/release/altiplano
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SubVersion Stop 206: FTEL Reviews 014 - Volor Flex & Encode - Altiplano
Labels:
Bass Music,
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Dubstep,
Electronica,
Future Garage,
Industrial
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