I Left My Dial In Pirovac, by No Moon

I Left My Dial In Pirovac

by No Moon

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respatialized The soundtrack to the science fiction films I'll never make. Favorite track: I Left My Dial In Pirovac (Pt.2).

C33JAY Pretty basic niceness Favorite track: I Left My Dial In Pirovac (Pt.1).

Dan Jones some banging acid, the light and heavy touches used perfectly. Favorite track: I Left My Dial In Pirovac (Pt.2).

Christopher Haggarty Excellent release, ordered the vinyl and loving the D/L

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Part 1 of No Moon's epic double 12" to launch the Mörk white series. Storming cloud-rushing techno and acid tinker jams.

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1.	Space Station Dub 08:37	buy track
2.	Unusual Light Curve 05:50	buy track
3.	I Left My Dial In Pirovac (Pt.1) 07:41	buy track
4.	I Left My Dial In Pirovac (Pt.2) 08:52	buy track
5.	Everything Has A Return 07:11	buy track
6.	Is it Vibey Is It Yolo 07:28	buy track

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Mörk white finally launches to provide a small suboutlet for more off-Mörk sounds. Exploring rougher edges and surfaces as well as some more minimalistic and stripped back areas and a bit of sly electro.

No Moon opens up the series with 2x12"'s of vintage warmth & fire. Rollocking techno production and Alien vs Predator atmospheres & wails on Space Station kicks things off, rolling into the crunchy piano roller that is Unusual Light Curve - undulating chords & bass washed over pretty much the entire package.

The title track I Left My Dial In Pirovac is a two part epic split across each 12", the first a chippering 303 peppered with rickety drums and ghostly glacial pads. Part 2 is a heavy thundering roller for the deep in the night. Long epic rollouts and slowly evolving textures plus a little dab of acid to spice things up.

Everything Has A Return slays the heart with dusty, emotionally charged synths waving in the wind over blown-to-pieces depth charge kicks and hankering percussion and proto-acidic flecks.

Lastly, Is It Vibey Is It Yolo rides us out with another hammering epic. Lolloping drum lunges scourge the soft, 80's beach soap opera softness. I swear this is a synth instrumental cover of Don Henley's The Boys of Summer. Someone help me out ye?