DisasZt
Bassline Surfer
Reg.: Jun 2001
Location: vienna
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 DisasZt - Shadow & Lightning LP Vinyl Pt 1 & 2
DisasZt
‘Shadow & Lightning’ pt. 1
Mainframe Recordings
9th May 2011
Exclusive Vinyl Promo MFR010/MFR011
MFR010: A: Move ft. Kos & Tenchu / B: Transference ft. Chris.SU
MFR011: A: Terror War ft. Kos & Tenchu / B: Rebound (Egoshoota Remix)
Out now:
After 15 years of involvement in D&B, Austrian promoter, DJ, label boss and producer DisasZt is about to step his already-illustrious career up a notch with the release of his debut album, ‘Shadow & Lightning’. Forthcoming on DisasZt’s own label, the highly respected Mainframe Recordings, the album promises to be packed with the dancefloor-filling, filthy drum & bass sound for which Austria and DisasZt have become well known.
With Mainframe’s releases receiving support from a wide range of club DJs and the likes of Annie Mac and Fabio & Grooverider on Radio 1, this album looks set to push DisasZt’s profile through the roof. The first two singles of five exclusive vinyl promos from ‘Shadow & Lightning’ sees the Austrian producer collaborate with fellow countrymen Kos & Tenchu on two tracks, and Hungary’s finest D&B export Chris.SU, as well as Egoshoot on remix duty for one of DisasZt's earlier tracks.
‘Move’ featuring Kos & Tenchu is seriously impressive, gradually building towards an apocalyptic drop that demonstrates an engineering finesse of which the mighty Noisia would be proud. A head-lurching, face-contorting stomp of a track, ‘Move’ leaves you unable to do anything but that. Think millennial Ed Rush & Optical with a modern day twist and you’re half-way there.
‘Transference’ with Chris SU slowly plots its way towards dancefloor oblivion with a gentle techno-inspired riff reminiscent of Konflict or Usual Suspects at their late-90s best, before switching into one of the filthiest, most twisted drops you’ll hear. Clever edits and use of filters provide ‘Transference’ with a sense of persistent progression, playing the face-screwing dirt of the drop off against the delicacy of the lead riff to forge the sort of groove-driven D&B track that’s rare in these ear-bleeding times.
‘Terror War’ sees DisasZt link up with fellow Austrians Kos & Tenchu for one of the most original dancefloor slayers you will hear all year. Tightly LFO’d synth bass subsides into a relentless drop, pushed on by a frenetic ride-led rhythm, complete with amen fills and a nasty, stuttering bassline.
One of DisasZt’s solo productions, ‘Rebound’, gets a re-working from the little-known Egoshoota on the flip, with breathtaking results. A less aggressive groove than ‘Terror War’ but no less energetic, ‘Rebound’ is yet another slice of pure quality from Mainframe, fusing sci-fi soundscapes, distorted vocal samples and twisted bass licks over an irresistible groove.
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