[EVENT0004] Voyager
by Samuli Kemppi
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Limited Run 12" Vinyl
Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumSamples of all tracks:
soundcloud.com/chronicle_records/sets/samuli-kemppi-voyager
Includes unlimited streaming of [EVENT0004] Voyager via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Sold Out
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Transmission
06:02
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Echoes
06:04
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Risset's Glitch
02:08
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Horizon
06:07
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Beacon
05:06
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PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE PRESENTING ONLY A FEW SELECTED TRACKS FROM EACH EP DIGITALLY... THE WHOLE EP IN ITS ENTIRETY ARE AVAILABLE ON THE VINYL RELEASE.
With a techno career stretching nearly a decade, Finland’s Samuli Kemppi is a natural choice for the fourth edition of THEMA’s continuing Chronicle series. His intensely rhythmic, futuristic style has been making its mark across Europe since 2004, but it was really four years later, when he was picked up by Ostgut Ton, Prologue, and Kosmisch, that the world found out the true impact of his sound. Since then he’s enjoyed his strongest support from the last of these imprints and, even more importantly, from Luke Slater’s powerhouse Mote-Evolver, a go-to since its inception in 2006 for the freshest sounds techno has to offer. Following the summer launch of his own Deep Space Helsinki label, we are proud to announce Kemppi’s Chronicle debut with Voyager, an EP of deep, science fiction sounds backed by intense beats.
With a techno career stretching nearly a decade, Finland’s Samuli Kemppi is a natural choice for the fourth edition of THEMA’s continuing Chronicle series. His intensely rhythmic, futuristic style has been making its mark across Europe since 2004, but it was really four years later, when he was picked up by Ostgut Ton, Prologue, and Kosmisch, that the world found out the true impact of his sound. Since then he’s enjoyed his strongest support from the last of these imprints and, even more importantly, from Luke Slater’s powerhouse Mote-Evolver, a go-to since its inception in 2006 for the freshest sounds techno has to offer. Following the summer launch of his own Deep Space Helsinki label, we are proud to announce Kemppi’s Chronicle debut with Voyager, an EP of deep, science fiction sounds backed by intense beats.
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released August 2, 2016
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Chronicle Records Berlin, Germany
A label dedicated on documenting valid explorations of powerful electronic waveform transmissions and experiences. A path, a force, sonic understanding.
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