Throwback EP
by Monophobe
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Lotus Bloom
01:12
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The Other Day
03:12
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Racoon Care
03:18
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Analogic
02:43
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about
Why call your first release "Throwback"? Sound artist Monophobe describes his debut EP as a look shot back over his shoulder at his work as a producer and a musician, what influenced him - a composition of self-awareness and reflection.
Maximilian Walch seems to apply this introspective approach to the songs themselves as well. Beats trickle from every track like morning dew from stinging nettles. The release has an air of serenity to it that has a habit of being broken apart just to be put back together again.
The Vienna-based beatmaker is also not shy to integrate complicated sound structures or meaningful reductions in his pieces. While "the other day" seems to hum a distant siren's call, "racoon care" pulses energetically towards its zenith before collapsing in a sequence of sonic catharsis.
"Throwback" is not only Monophobe's first step into a new creative sphere, but also the foundation on which his notion of sound, harmony and mood is built upon.
watch the video for "cluster (feat. tobias koett)" by philipp hezoucky:
youtu.be/R5uk9o1E-B4
Maximilian Walch seems to apply this introspective approach to the songs themselves as well. Beats trickle from every track like morning dew from stinging nettles. The release has an air of serenity to it that has a habit of being broken apart just to be put back together again.
The Vienna-based beatmaker is also not shy to integrate complicated sound structures or meaningful reductions in his pieces. While "the other day" seems to hum a distant siren's call, "racoon care" pulses energetically towards its zenith before collapsing in a sequence of sonic catharsis.
"Throwback" is not only Monophobe's first step into a new creative sphere, but also the foundation on which his notion of sound, harmony and mood is built upon.
watch the video for "cluster (feat. tobias koett)" by philipp hezoucky:
youtu.be/R5uk9o1E-B4
credits
released November 20, 2015
lotus bloom - violin by bernhard rauch
racoon care - ebass by kristaps austers
cluster (feat.) tobias koett - additional production by karma art
mastering by gc
artwork by astrid rothaug
lotus bloom - violin by bernhard rauch
racoon care - ebass by kristaps austers
cluster (feat.) tobias koett - additional production by karma art
mastering by gc
artwork by astrid rothaug
license
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Monophobe Vienna, Austria
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