A journey through virtually enhanced irregularities and raw data drones, these four tracks utilize the exceptional dynamic qualities of vinyl to create a release that travels and moves with noises generated in the digital realm. Using analog tape in the final mix, a warmer sound is rendered in an attempt to blur the 2 fields, Pimmon's debut release deconstructs sounds and builds them back in new and alternate ways. Watch the Step, Mind the Gap' is the EP's longest cut, and its cycles of implied melodies, oscilloscope refrains, and bubbling static issue from a core combining Oval with early Brian Eno.
Drones multiply out of the encrypted hum, dross glints with gold.
Like Obscure or Mille Plateaux, ERS are definitely on top of something which demands listening time to itself. Like the Mille Plateaux crew, these artist use patient studio manipulation to sculpt sound far from dead matter, like quizzical angels calling from the air.