Momentary Archive, by Reflec

Momentary Archive

by Reflec

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Dekant Over time this EP has grown on me so much it became a standard part of many sets. Favorite track: Pad Acid.

hightech ghost YEAH!! Check out the new black label release on Lobster Theremin by the young and talented Reflec - I fell in love with this EP. I'm looking forward to give the vinyl a spin on my turntable. Thank you so much to Reflec & the Lobster Theremin Crew Favorite track: Pad Acid.

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12" Vinyl - LTBLK003 Repress
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Long awaited repress of Reflec's dark Lobster Theremin debut, Momentary Archive. This time with a cold, black centre circle.

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12" Vinyl - LTBLK003
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Dark, brooding 12" vinyl from the heart of The North. Comes with slime-green sticker and square insert.

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1.	Untitled 08:33	buy track
2.	Pad Acid 07:00	buy track
3.	Extraordinary Lives 05:55	buy track

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Lobster Theremin kick off 2015 with their third black label disc from young Manchester producer, Reflec.

Imbued with elements of the North's industrious past, but flecked with hints of Birmingham and Detroit techno, Reflec manages to squeeze every ounce of life out of his machinic workings, presenting them in a progressive and extended form that couples as a club journey in the truest sense.

Opener 'Untitled' is a popping, rhythmic dub techno slammer that recalls early Basic Channel at their most melodic, via the early releases of Delsin, Modern Love and other such luminaries.

'Pad Acid' does what the title implies, setting a roaring acid bubble-bath against a steadily descending cosmic pad line - rapturous and slowly evolving.

Finishing out the rout is 'Extraordinary Lives', cut with extra London shuffle and bounce and featuring a heavily processed proto-piano stab that rattles and clangs in the undergrowth of rumble-heavy 808 programming.