Zoltan Velkei, Author at Inverted Audio

Zoltán Velkei is a freelance journalist based in Budapest. In the last 15 years he's worked for almost every music magazine, which has a column for techno or any other type of contemporary electronic music in Hungary. Zoltan doesn't have any favourites, but appreciates forward-thinking record labels and artists who can reinvent themselves from time to time. In his day-time job, Zoltán runs a publishing house and does everything to make his favourite sci-fi authors recognized in his country.

Vril: Alte Seele

“Despite featuring just one track from Vril, ‘Alte Seele’ is a career-defining moment for the producer, marking a left turn his mostly dub-infused sound” After a
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Gacha Bakradze: Obscure Languages

“Obscure Languages is the rare achievement, when a follow-up is not just recycling ideas, but can introduce more ideas to the listener” Gacha Bakradze goes to
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Timedance: Sharpen, Moving

“Sharpen, Moving might feel small at first in this year’s large-by-the-numbers compilations, however it aims clearly on what it wants to achieve and executes it flawlessly”
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Zenker Brothers: Cosmic Transmission

“This is music for the heads, a fantastic continuation of Ilian Tape’s recent albums and a creative peak in the Zenker Brothers’ discography” For a while
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Blanck Mass: Animated Violence Mild

Animated Violence Mild reflects upon our paradoxically tormented zeitgeist like nothing else; Power performing what may certainly be his very best solo piece to date.

Aisha Devi: S.L.F.

Devi here offers some interesting updates on her earlier ideas: while ‘DNA Feelings’ set up a calmer, static kind of motion tied with bold storytelling qualities, ‘S.L.F.’ finds her confidently revving up the engines onto further club-friendly horizons.

I Hate Models: L’Âge Des Métamorphoses

I Hate Models ‘L’Âge Des Métamorphoses’ offers variations of hard-hitting drums, uptempo rushes and unrelenting rhythmic aggression – the latter certainly bearing influence, leastwise the overall sounds and mood, which shall please Perc Trax fans and the likes effortlessly.

Trudge: 100

Packed with the assets of an instant classic for fans of these sounds, ‘100‘ portrays an artist who doesn’t just have big ideas, but clearly knows how to execute them with flawless precision.

Perc: Three Tracks To Send To Your Ghost Producer

‘Three Tracks To Send To Your Ghost Producer’ EP further extends Perc’s tried and tested formula for creating music for the most blistering of moments.

Adam Emil + Slim Hustla: Travellers EP

Following Harrison BDP’s and Jesse Bru’s excellent extended players on Piff Records, Bristol-based imprint shines again courtesy of Adam Emil and Slim Hustla arriving in fine style contributing the label’s fifth release.

Varg: Nordic Flora Series Pt.3: Gore-Tex City

Nordic Flora Series Pt.3: Gore-Tex City is one of Varg’s most approachable albums to date, yet, it never fails to sound as genuine as you could expect. Given the fact the record is more than seventy minutes long, it is quite an achievement.

Second Woman: E/P

Ahead of the release of their upcoming album, Second Woman aka Telefon Tel Aviv’s Joshua Eustis and Belong’s Turk Dietrich, tease us with a four track extend player featuring remixes from experimental sound sculptor Jlin and Greek dub techno producer Fluxion.