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First listen of 'Sequencia Astronomica' by Red Axes [Premiere]

  • September 16, 2016
  • Kevin Gaughan
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Somewhere in between psychedelic, rock, tribal, new wave, electronica, and house music lies Red Axes, the duo of Tel-Aviv producers Dori Sadovnik and Niv Arzi. Their release next week on Jennifer Cardini's label Correspondant marks the 50th release on the label and features today's premiere "Sequencia Astronomica"; a trippy, dark song with perfectly fitting vocals. A haunting intro with eerie synth stabs ringing out as a booming voice begins to speak eventually gives way to a classic bass line and increasingly weird leads. Part of the upcoming "Caminho De Dreyfus" EP that comes out September 23rd, you can listen to "Sequencia Astronomica" below and grab the full release next week! 

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