Fluxion - Bipolar Defect flac album

This album has an average beat per minute of 123 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 122/130 BPM). Tracklist Bipolar Defect.

In stock now for same day shipping. Dub techno legend Konstantinos Soublis aka Fluxion is back with another album, his first since 2014's Broadwalk Tales on Echocord. Bipolar Defect is presented by Barcelona based label Subwax Bcn and is a further exploration of Soublis' delay drenched, smoked out and chillingly glacial soundscapes that have earned him releases on a who's who of the niche sub genre's finest labels such as the legendary Chain Reaction and his own Vibrant Music imprint.

Especially the mighty "Bipolar Defect" makes me cry. That amazing drone sound at the beginning is like an intoxication. Everything is perfect in this track. It's ultra dark, deep and spacey with a killer programming and in the end you can even hear/see a little light. But the other tracks are deep, too. The last two years I heard the whole album more than five times a day. And there is no end in sight. I really love it <3 So if you like Dub Techno, you will love this I promise.

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Bipolar Defect by Fluxion was originally released on Mark Ernestus and Moritz von Oswald's revered Chain Reaction label in 2000. Bipolar Defect successfully managed to broaden the space and the environment of Fluxion‘s compositions, and developed further his technique of textural sonic blend. 2. Multidirectional I. FLUXION. 3. Bilateral Motion. 6. Stream I.

On this page you can listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. Release title: Fluxion - Bipolar Defect. Photo of Fluxion - Bipolar Defect. More albums of Fluxion: Prospect. This album was released on the label Chain Reaction (catalog number CR-32). This album was released in 2000-09-00 year. Download mp3. Length of track

12 inch Vinyl Single - Subwax BCN. Fluxion's fourth and most otherworldly Chain Reaction EP, Bipolar Effect, sprawls as Largo did onto two 12"s. But by the time the artist released Bipolar Defect a year after Largo, his sound had become increasingly ridden with disorienting reverb and had also become increasingly vacant, alleviating itself of most clear-cut percussion in favor of just bass and raw tones.