Obscura EP [full colour sleeve]
- Record label
- Fanzine Records
- Catalog Number
- FAN011
- Release Date
- December 13th 2019
- Genres
Tracks
| play | pos | title | artists | duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | Gains | 6:19 | ||
| A2 | Black Ice | 6:47 | ||
| B1 | Expose | 6:15 | ||
| B2 | Obscura | 6:14 |
As his best known alias - Carl Finlow has dropped yet another electro masterpiece on the Spanish label, Fanzine Records. Expect an EP full of transformational, industrial like synths combined with the electro rhythms that Carl s career has come to define. His gated melodies and groovy hard-hitting drums make this EP something ethereal, with raw and industrial sounds swarming in and out of every track. Gains is the first track of the EP, which instantly teleports us back into the world of electro. The warping melody of gated synths gives the impression that the track is the embodiment of metamorphosis. Black Ice s melody is a lot more raw, where the track almost sets the stage for a dystopian battle between animal-like reverbs and echoed chants. It ends with a more ambient melody which overcomes the track in its aura and mood. As the EP moves on to Expos , the grizzly baseline, succinct hats, and distorted and sharp synths give the effect of malfunctioning terabytes; almost as if the natural elements were to react with an electronic environment. Obscura s beat seems to bring the speed of the EP right down, as it s mystical melody is obscured from the gritty baseline and kick. It s mechanical and distant sounds lurk in the background of the track, which gives a sense of oncoming doom. This EP can be described as no other than a symphony of sounds that energetically communicate with each other at every level. An impressive industrial take on the electro sound.