5 by Fektion Fekler

An e.p consisting of five tracks recorded between 1994-2017. Full of demo's, unedited, unmastered ideas straight from their master tapes to you. A release for long time fans! But if this is your first introduction to the band then whoa little doggy. You best start from the beginning! This release only makes sense if you are familiar with the band's discography. You'll hear parts of melodies that were later used on other songs.

The tracks are ideas that never came to fruition. With these demos I can see I'm trying to create long passages and build and build upon that. Continually trying to add more and more elements. I did this with songs like Reverb Deficiency and Limpic (both on bandcamp.) This never-ending sound. I've always liked that idea. These demos are me trying to learn more about that technique. Rough ideas and sketches that got my more open tracks like Solution Tragedy or Setting Sun to a better place.

Zine Review:
Recently, in the struggle for our listening attention, musicians have become less scrupulous in the selection of material and in terms of access to their archives. The gates of basements and attics opened, and floods of unfinished experiments and ridiculous accidents poured into the market. And you know what? It's good. Firstly, it brings creators closer to us, demonstrating that they, too, did not succeed the first time. Secondly, such recordings give more idea of ​​the creative process, sometimes showing how the original idea differs from the final well-known product. Whatever it was, the Fektion Fekler project has long joined those who show off old demo recordings. Not so long ago, the second part of the collection “Immersed Heroics” was presented to the public, and it seems that in the process of its formation “decent” blanks were discovered, which the project decided to share in the format of a digital release on bandcamp. All five things (recorded in the period 1994-2017) - unfinished work, a kind of monotonous meditation to get an idea of ​​what makes sense and what is not. There is only one claim to them - why was it impossible to equalize the volume level between them? Oh yes, they did not pass the mastering and came to us directly from tapes from the vaults ... In general, “5” is something like guilty pleasure; A toy for fans who miss the classic electro-industrial sound.
http://www.industrialreviews.ru/review/6513/

Hailing from the Lone Star state of Texas. The Fektion Fekler brothers Robert and John Bustamante release an eclectic mix from industrial to acoustic and everything in between! Truly original and eclectic.

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