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Anascole – "Infected Games"

  • January 10, 2014
  • Iain Howie
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 For me, most of Friday is usually spent hyping and preparing for a weekend out in the city. What better way to do this than to be huddled over my laptop searching for some fresh music to blast the senses? Today, I decided that some dark and haunting techno will be efficient in doing so. After sifting through the rubbish, a new single from techno aficionado Anascole caught my attention. Five seconds into “Infected Games,” which came out on Blowing Haze Records, I find myself mesmerized at the unmistakable brilliant and innovation of the young artist's sound design and production. This Albania residing prodigy is barely twenty-three years old. It’s artist like these that show a true promise for techno to live on in the genres coming years. Anascole has been putting out releases since 2011, and we are hoping he does not shy out any time soon. Unfortunately it seems like he wont be coming to the America’s any time soon, but if you’re in the area, catch him at Tropical Techno Night in Albania.

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