Liber Kult, by The Black Dog

Liber Kult

by The Black Dog

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Arlekin Perfect little album full of minimal, ambientish techno. Favorite track: Bass Mantra.

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	1.	Black Chamber Order 07:48		buy track
	2.	Bass Mantra 06:17		buy track

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We are very proud to present the first 12″ of 2011 from The Black Dog, Liber Kult (1 Ov 3).

This being the first in their Liber series of releases that are purely aimed at the dancefloor. These singles aim to complement their recent ambient output on Music For Real Airports and their collaboration with 3 former members of The Psychick Warriors of Gaia as the Dadavistic Orchestra.

Black Chamber Order is driving techno track with a refreshing modern edge to it in the form of some seriously heavy, heavy bass. Built from layers of electronic riffs, it’s super heavy, but not too in your face, not too aggressive. It’s an absolutely massive sub-bass techno roller that will melt faces and the cones off the biggest system, and it’s just pure heaven to listen to, even if we do say so ourselves!

Bass Mantra is the funkiest Black Dog tune yet, it’s made from nothing more than an evil little plinking sound, a minimal beat, and a seriously fucked bass rhythm. The bass is something else – it’s got layers of intense, acidic hyperwobble that have an effect that is utterly hypnotic. This music was made for dark rooms, smoke machines, strobes and massive systems.