Lubek by Aniso Tropics
Aniso Tropics returns to Paper with another kaleidoscope tinged journey into the electronic cosmos on Lubek which boast 3 cuts of interstellar proportions that perfectly continue the story as mapped out in his debut with us a little while back.
Title track Lubek thunders out of the gates with a serious chest thumper of a bass line before pairing up with spaced out synths & pads and those all important arps. A proper psychedelic techno laced banger!
Utopya snaps & cracks its way through some groovy 8708 & 909 sounds with a quirky piano ruff riding a wobbly bass which sounds like a track from The Last Ninja on the Commodore 64 (which is THE highest of accolades!). Dreamy, balearic, mystical & much more….lush.
Apricot Memorex is the perfect way to close off this party and really shows the forward thinking, unique sounds & influences of Aniso Tropics. Glitchy percussion & skippy beats that are reminiscent of Four Tet, Bonobo & even Aphex Twin (at his most mellow!) are peppered throughout this cut which somehow manages to sit somewhere in-between ‘mid trip’ & sunrise.
Sean Johnston: "Utopya is lush"
Chris Massey: "All are absolute yessmate but I think its Apricot Memorex that does it for me. Very good indeed!"
Thrillhammer: "I'll def be playing Lubek"
From Beyond: "Lush stuff! Difficult to pick between Lubek and Utopya"
Tracklist
| 1. | Lubek | 6:54 |
| 2. | Utopya | 4:44 |
| 3. | Apricot Memorex | 4:40 |
Credits
Written & produced by Liam Fairclough
License
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Liam Fairclough is a Manchester-based producer who records and performs as Aniso Tropics.
Liam has been signed up by legendary Manchester-located deep house and disco label Paper Recordings, proudly cataloguing him alongside well established outfits such as Crazy P, Salt City Orchestra and Miguel Migs.