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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2005 · 6 MIN

Rock

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Robert Babicz and Rob Acid are only two of the many aliases for a groundbreaking producer. After Rob Acid's "Lidia" (am02) he now uses his real name for "Prism" his second release on Audiomatique. "Prism" includes two excellent tracks, mainly produced with the famous „Machinedrum“ and all brought into being by Robert as well as a fantastic Robag Wruhme (Wighnomy Brothers) remix. „Prism“ is an ode to acid, of course, but also to the psychedelic element Robert misses in current club music. Go with spiralling vox-snippets and the twinging acid bleeps and you will expierence some unexpected twitches and flashes on the dancefloor. This trippy monster track is directly followed by „Rock“ on A2, which can be described as „steamrolling minimal rock“. This one slowly but surely takes control of your heart rate, you exhale steam and the journey begins. Massive. The b-side features a stunning rework of „Prism“, coming right from the Musik Krause HQ. Remember Robag Wruhme's great remix of Märtini Brös’ „Love The Machine“ (pfr41)? His editing on „Prism“ presents the unique style of our Wighnomy friends. Frisky arrangments and twinkle-toed sounds work like a charm. Solid. Streaming, vinyl & more: linktr.ee/audiomatique_recordings Dive into our timeless essentials catalog: on.soundcloud.com/LKLHanXENgcfp6wi6

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Robert Babicz and Rob Acid are only two of the many aliases for a groundbreaking producer. After Rob Acid's "Lidia" (am02) he now uses his real name for "Prism" his second release on Audiomatique. "Prism" includes two excellent tracks, mainly produced with the famous „Machinedrum“ and all brought into being by Robert as well as a fantastic Robag Wruhme (Wighnomy Brothers) remix. „Prism“ is an ode to acid, of course, but also to the psychedelic element Robert misses in current club music. Go with spiralling vox-snippets and the twinging acid bleeps and you will expierence some unexpected twitches and flashes on the dancefloor. This trippy monster track is directly followed by „Rock“ on A2, which can be described as „steamrolling minimal rock“. This one slowly but surely takes control of your heart rate, you exhale steam and the journey begins. Massive. The b-side features a stunning rework of „Prism“, coming right from the Musik Krause HQ. Remember Robag Wruhme's great remix of Märtini Brös’ „Love The Machine“ (pfr41)? His editing on „Prism“ presents the unique style of our Wighnomy friends. Frisky arrangments and twinkle-toed sounds work like a charm. Solid. Streaming, vinyl & more: linktr.ee/audiomatique_recordings Dive into our timeless essentials catalog: on.soundcloud.com/LKLHanXENgcfp6wi6

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