END RESULT PRODUCTIONS

Wolf Dem is a duo from Philadelphia, conceived in the fall of 2012 by two longtime DJs who bonded over similar musical backgrounds and a mutual desire to explore the bleeding edges of electronic music. Using both analog and digital tools – and drawing from a highly diverse range of influences – Wolf Dem grew from its original concept and focused its form; the result is simultaneously chaotic and hypnotic, situated at techno’s intersection with Caribbean music, noise, and field recordings. Perhaps the sound is better described as, “what your dreams would sound like if you fell asleep in an old warehouse where someone had left a dancehall station playing on the radio.” On "Existential Horror," Wolf Dem showcases the grittiest side of their sound: darkness and distortion underpin every track from start to finish as rhythmic elements are slowly altered underneath collages of noisy, textural elements.

Coarses from Cleveland is welcomed to the End Result Productions family with the release of 0x002. The tape follows 0x001 chronologically, which was released as a C38 by Altered States Tapes from Australia in April 2016. 0x001 saw near-equal focus given to sounds of both ambient and techno styles, and 0x002 follows to expand upon this foundation. 'Wristlet' sets a bleak, uneasy tone to the tape and progresses the steady hit of a kick drum with an incorporation of delicate hi-hat patterns. 'Wristlet (Version)' follows by bringing the focus towards dance-tempo experimentation. 'PYTN God' is concerned more with textural shifts for the first half, but reveals a pummeling underbase of techno towards the end of the 5th minute. Finally, 'Black Glitter' pays attention to careful melodic progression, resolving to a pleasing conclusion that nonetheless maintains the uneasy sounds first explored at the tape's start.

The Secret Societies C36 is the self-titled debut of Casimer Oblivion's noise-focused effort, being the second release of the Summer Campaign 2016. Secret Societies uses homemade electronics: repurposed circuits originally unintended for music. Samplers and synthesizers are also employed, along with various other devices designed to receive and interpret the «interstellar transmissions» critical to the project's thematic focus. More information on the conceptual aim of Secret Societies is available through the release information PDF, linked above. Secret Societies is funded, in part, by the Trixine Corporation, and led solely by Casimer Oblivion. Casimer leads other notable projects Obligate Surrogate and Nearest, and can often be seen producing visual abstractions for events of the rizumu collective at 52hz in Philadelphia. Product photo is forthcoming; the cassette layout features an allover print of the motif displayed at the center of the square album art preview.