Monolith
by Graz
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Limited Edition Cassette
Cassette + Digital AlbumTHIS IS A PRE-ORDER
Cassettes are limited, once its gone, its gone. Also includes a limited edition 3 inch laser cut sticker designed by Gullacass
Preorders will ship out around Late December - Early January.
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Dip Out
04:42
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Death Becomes
04:45
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Monolith
04:05
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Faraday
04:12
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Can't Even
03:50
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Burst (Bit By Bit)
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about
Graz is back at it with his 3rd 100 percent hardware created release "Monolith." More experimental and dark, Graz explores the melancholy side of techno, bass music and chiptune while still sticking to his signature sound.
A word from Graz:
"This has been a very personal release. Much more than I ever anticipated it to be. Each song reminds me of where I was as I started scribbling down ideas. Stranded in an airport, on a cross country flight, in a dark greyhound bus, or in a lonely hotel room in a strange new place. Going to cities to play music and share your art but still feeling alien. People know you but only through the screen you allow them to. Being connected by information and by machine but realizing you are seeing places and people for the first time. New experiences being normalized by collected knowledge.
This release oozes the strangeness of being surrounded by people but still feeling very alone. At the start of this release I really just set out to make bangers, but the album turned into a reflection of where I was at mentally and physically. Looking back it has been an enlightening experience, as I feel like each track is a benchmark of personal growth. I hope you enjoy Monolith and it helps you get through the times where you are so close but feel so far away."
A word from Graz:
"This has been a very personal release. Much more than I ever anticipated it to be. Each song reminds me of where I was as I started scribbling down ideas. Stranded in an airport, on a cross country flight, in a dark greyhound bus, or in a lonely hotel room in a strange new place. Going to cities to play music and share your art but still feeling alien. People know you but only through the screen you allow them to. Being connected by information and by machine but realizing you are seeing places and people for the first time. New experiences being normalized by collected knowledge.
This release oozes the strangeness of being surrounded by people but still feeling very alone. At the start of this release I really just set out to make bangers, but the album turned into a reflection of where I was at mentally and physically. Looking back it has been an enlightening experience, as I feel like each track is a benchmark of personal growth. I hope you enjoy Monolith and it helps you get through the times where you are so close but feel so far away."
credits
released November 21, 2017
All tracks (excluding Flat Beat) written, produced and mastered by: Graz (www.soundcloud.com/grazcore)
Flat Beat originally written by: Q. Dupieux (www.soundcloud.com/oizo-mr-3000)
Artwork by: Gullacass (www.twitter.com/gullacass)
Released On: Ravertooth Tiger (www.ravertoothtiger.com)
Release Number: RAVERTOOTH017
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All tracks (excluding Flat Beat) written, produced and mastered by: Graz (www.soundcloud.com/grazcore)
Flat Beat originally written by: Q. Dupieux (www.soundcloud.com/oizo-mr-3000)
Artwork by: Gullacass (www.twitter.com/gullacass)
Released On: Ravertooth Tiger (www.ravertoothtiger.com)
Release Number: RAVERTOOTH017
Follow Graz:
www.twitter.com/grazcore
www.facebook.com/grazcore
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www.soundcloud.com/grazcore
Follow Ravertooth Tiger:
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Internet dance music label featuring offbeat "rave" and party tunes from the northwest and beyond!
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this is genuinely some mind-blowing chiptune right 'ere. the way you mixed the amen breaks with retro pixel sfx is genuinely inspiring and mind-boggling. it's even more impressive to me since this was made ON PUBLIC TRANSPORT???? seriously this is almost killer just for that alone. it baffles me that this album isn't more popular because this is the best chipbreak to ever bless my ears oh my goddd. never stop making music Graz, your tunes are a gift!
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