Nocturnal Instinct by Microlot
Chapter SL64.
After the Smoring Queen had cut through space using teleportation, she saw a disturbing scene: the lifeless silhouette of Spacelunch, freezing Cat, and thin smoke from a withered campfire. An authoritative voice whispered: "The endless hardships have gone too far to be considered just a way of life."
An energy field emerged from her hands, smoothly drawing a sphere, and engulfed the professor and his partner. They began to recover slowly, looking at each other, surprised. Now nothing was threatening to anyone, and through the layer of frosty silence, the sprouts of dialogue began to break through.
– Why don't you tell me what that means?! And where are my glasses anyway?
– For Aquagrut, keeping your word is a law. He put you to the test. I knew all about it, but I was a little too late, so I opened a portal to this place for safety.
– Is Bigfoot real?
– Yes. His name is Hrank.
One can learn a lesson from the chain of events that have spread outrage across several galaxies finally making clear the intentions of those who truly wanted to help. On the road to self, there appear to be way more difficulties than one might think.
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Microlot introduces their nocturnal instinct into the arteries of the catalogue to directly influence the limbic system.
An elixir of dub transformations foretells the extensive metamorphoses, based on four original parameters and one author's setting. The cascade of sounds is defined by the order of inner states: light-heartedness, awakening, fixation, analysis and identification.
The differentiation of related meanings begins with the "Geo Politics" exposition. Warm synthesizer interjections, monolithic sub-bass and whispering elastic hi-hats emerge from the shadows of semantic nooks and crannies. The slinky "Travelling Nowhere" stands out with its claps, insightful pads and an overall psychoacoustic effect. The tender "Continental Shelf" is endowed with shimmers, a layer of bassline, and a moderate delay. "Suburban Sunset II" mesmerizes with the mysterious Buddhist chime, the magic of melodic patches, and the rhythmic saturation. Lastly, Kooscha's remix interprets cosmic shamanism, awakening the echoes of the Jew's harp, active percussion and cinematic parts.
Tracklist
| 1. | Geo Politics | 6:50 |
| 2. | Travelling Nowhere | 7:56 |
| 3. | Continental Shelf | 6:26 |
| 4. | Suburban Sunset II | 6:28 |
| 5. | Travelling Nowhere (Kooscha remix) | 7:32 |
Credits
Original music by Microlot
Remix by Kooscha
Mastering by Pheek
Artwork by Jubilee
Write-up by atroqjournal
Catalog number: SL64
License
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"Spacelunch" (short. spclnch) is a Dutch electronic music label with an emphasis on the dub sound founded in Minsk in 2019 by Thomas Carmody. The key ethical principles are an individual approach and a careful selection which allows you to get the best possible from the communication with artists.
Contact: spclnch@gmail.com