Ebony vs 'R' - Real Truth flac album

Ebony vs 'R' ‎– Real Truth. Label: Jericho One ‎– J1 04. Format: Vinyl, 12", EP. Country: Netherlands. there is indeed something unique about "Real Truth", but to me the production seems unpolished in a bad way. those cymbals are waaay too loud and those weird quirky noises certainly do not complement it. kills it for me, shame. Reply Notify me 1 Helpful. Amazing dope release well done IT will never leave the bag.

g-soon The vinyl debut of both ÈBONY and 'R'. We at J1 are exceedingly proud to have dug up these pink diamonds from underneath the clean/mean streets of Toronto, only spoken about in muted whispers before, after poignant appearances in Legowelt and DJ TLR sets. Focus and real Truth are awesome. Thanks" Zadig (Construct Re-Form, ROUEN) "Ebony is not exactly my style but is great. I'll play colossus for sure" Andrea Santoro (OUT-ER) "sick" Joey Anderson (Inimeg Recordings, Jersey City, New Jersey) "Real Truth" Mirella Kroes (Motiv, Amsterdam) "Really interesting mix on "Real Truth". Thumbs up! PS: i wish the ride cymbal wasn't so loud though!"

bony vs 'R' - Real Truth In August of last year, Créme Organization sprouted a new sub-label, Jericho One, a platform for dark, physical techno with the kind of rough textures so dear to its founder, DJ TLR. The first three records came from artists like BNJMN, Noface and House Of Black Lanterns. The most recent one presents the Toronto duo Jordan Gardner and Andre E-R-AKA Sylvermayne, or 'R', as he appears here-who make music together as Ébony.

EBONY vs 'R'. Real Truth. Jericho One. Cat: J 104 Released: 24 June, 2016 Genre: Techno. What is Album Only? Some artists and labels prefer certain tracks to be purchased as part of an entire release.

R' then serves up Focus, eight minutes of freaky and hypnotic techno with creepy voices moving about the space as distorted kicks and droning reverb brings a physical feel

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