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Premiere: Raj Pannu – Brute

Thessaloniki-based amplified silence imprint To Pikap prepare to release their twenty-sixth release consisting of an arsenal of five braindance tunes- courtesy of UK producer Raj Pannu.

The highly anticipated ‘Past Crimes‘ EP, a synthesis of infectious broken beat, IDM-inspired brain massages, and ambient soundscapes, comes after a four-year hiatus, a long-term collaboration with Ninja Tune’s Coldcut and a couple of releases on Greek imprint Not Now Records and Man Power’s label Me Me Me.

Our pick from the release is ‘Brute‘ – a 135BPM earworm groove similar to what you could have found on IG Culture’s Main Squeeze in the early 2000’s. Infused with a complex arrangement of drums, a high dosage of low frequencies and interplanetary synthesizer signals, Raj Pannu reminds us that it’s never too late to confess our nearly forgotten sins.

‘Past Crimes’ is scheduled for release on 27th October via To Pikap. Order a copy from Bandcamp.

TRACKLIST:

1. Brute
2. Recall
3. The Heat
4. Cosmos
5. Elements

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