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The Hacker - Sommeil solitude (Official audio)

Extrait de Zone 18: Love/Kraft, Pt. 2 www.zone-music.fr Buy on Bandcamp:https://zone--music.bandcamp.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/20QDzj... Deezer: http://www.deezer.com/album/8925663 Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/album/id9305... © Copyright: 2014 Zone ℗ Production: 2014 Zone F  :   / zone-222770611121258   S  :   / zonerec   Here is the second part of Love/Kraft by The Hacker After the release of Part 1 back in April comes this, Part 2 of The Hacker’s latest album, Love/Kraft. Alongside the digital release of this second chapter of the LP, a selection of tracks from both halves will be pressed to a special, limited edition double vinyl 12” for release on the same day. Opening the EP is ‘Jalousy’, a spritely electro-tech track with classic cowbell pings, whip lashing snares and feel good retro-future melodies. ‘Tenebra’ (featuring Michael Zodorozny from Crash Course in Science) is a more jagged and punky affair with aloof vocals, slithering synths and dark malice in the snaking baselines. The title track takes a trip to the outer regions of our galaxy with lots of echoing and thin synth lines, acid twitches and swirling ambient pads as well as a glut of malfunctioning machines. It’s perfectly otherworldly electronic music made from steely metallic parts. ‘Jupiter Skyline’ takes a trip into richly melodic territory, with lots of colourful and emotive chord action and skyward intentions, whilst ‘Past & Future’ is almost hymnal in its alien, prickly, somberness. ‘You’ is the most uplifting track here, with tons of Todd Terje disco vibes and piping arps all making for a joyous listen, then closer ‘Sommeil/Solitude’ brings us back down to earth with more wistful pads, pixelated synth work and generally throwback electro vibes. Much like the first half, Part 2 of Love/Kraft is an emotional and accomplished journey through a diverse array of sounds, all finished off with The Hacker’s inimitable production prowess. Photo by Mathieu Miet / Artwork : Pierre-Jean Buisson released November 10, 2014