Synthase by Biochip - Central Processing Unit [CPU01001110] FLAC download included with physical items

Synthase

Biochip

A 8 track techno ep (33m 30s) — released August 9th 2019 on Central Processing Unit

#electronic #techno

When A&R get an email from a legend saying 'listen to these tracks, I think they're up your street' we knew we were on to something special.

Please welcome Biochip with their debut release 'Synthase'. Eight tracks of analog electro and acid techno, all recorded live. Very much of the Selected Ambient Works Vol. 1 ilk. Beautifully noisy, highly melodic and raw, with those emotional mid nineties IDM tendencies that very few successfully capture.

Biochip are Melissa Speirs and Julian Kochanowski from Montreal, Canada. Listening to Synthase you can tell they are huge fans of vintage analogue synths, magnetic tape and drum machines; their sound has a reassuring warmth and human feel to it.

We already can't wait to hear their next live sessions.

Plays Frame Shift on White Noise #704 - Dave Clarke

Plays Doctor Effect on White Noise #706 - Dave Clarke

Synthase in Vinyl Factory's 10 albums to look out for in August 2019 - The Vinyl Factory

On Synthase, the Montreal electro duo's first-ever release, they show a knack for rhythm and melody that belies their experience. - Resident Advisor

one of 2019’s most impressive debuts - Bleep

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