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Journey through rhythm & space with Permanent Heartbreak's self-titled LP

  • October 3, 2014
  • Raquel Olmedo
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Permanent Heartbreak is the new project by VRV label affiliates who currently choose to protect the moniker with a shield of anonymity. And while curiosity may drive listeners to wander on the who-abouts behind the music, the fact that there's little to no substantial information available on the artist helps us zero-in on what really matters; the music itself. Released as the label's first cassette format, Permanent Heartbreak's self-titled LP steers the imprint in a new direction with 6 tracks flipping through thematic layers of tunes that collage an air of spontaneous effort motivated by human awareness.

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With opener "Lauren(ce)", awakening takes place as fluttered noise warms up the scene. Going from a wet to dry spectrum, the lo-fi progression captures a coordinated tension that eases its way through the second track. "Disappoint" creates a special moment provoking a reflective state of melancholy. Both drums and vocal samples tether a hefty sensation of mantra-like entrancement that makes way for the floor-ready Raiz edit of "Sorry Not Sorry".

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 The b-side quickly sees Permanent Heartbreak shift the tempo by experimenting with more ambiance over a kick-drum guided formula. "His Words" holds up an acid-induced trip dipping into rich sci-fi realms fixed over a danceable drum rack arrangement. Bouncy and equally spacious, "Her Words" functions as a lucid session that displays the effectiveness of keeping things simple. Reaching "Leaving U", the chosen mood fades out the LP with a gloomy spirit that gives a sense of completion and closure.
 

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Available now on cassette, the digital version is set for release on virtual outlets October 18th. Check out the audio clips and be sure to grab your physical/ digital copy of Permanent Heartbreak out on VRV.


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  • VRV
  • 2014-10-18
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