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Escher Beat – Inter-Universal Transmission No. 2
Free Music | Bass Music, Glitch, IDM | August 12, 2015 | Posted by Basilisk
01 - Inter-Universal Transmission No. 2 (120/100 BPM)
02 - James Brown Was A Gift Given By Aliens From The Sirius Star System (80/125)
03 - Sleepwalker (90 BPM)
04 - Bread Boots (115/80 BPM)
05 - The Pirate Song (90 BPM)
06 - There Is Love In The City (- BPM)Ethereal alien dance music. Dissociative dance floor beats. A surrealist sound journey. Ambient future bass soundscapes. Inter-Universal Transmission No. 2, the debut release by Escher Beat, is a seamless one hour journey through abstract landscapes, combining familiar and unfamiliar sounds and genres to create a juxtaposition of layered atmospheric passages with syncopated psychedelic dance floor funk. All production, mixing, recording, throat singing, guitar, bass, and vocals by “23”, the man behind Escher Beat. Violin and mandolin on “The Pirate Song” performed by Olliver Allaux. Album art by Psybe Industries. Mastering by Kevin Metcalfe at Soundmasters.
01 - Inter-Universal Transmission No. 2 (120/100 BPM)
02 - James Brown Was A Gift Given By Aliens From The Sirius Star System (80/125)
03 - Sleepwalker (90 BPM)
04 - Bread Boots (115/80 BPM)
05 - The Pirate Song (90 BPM)
06 - There Is Love In The City (- BPM)
02 - James Brown Was A Gift Given By Aliens From The Sirius Star System (80/125)
03 - Sleepwalker (90 BPM)
04 - Bread Boots (115/80 BPM)
05 - The Pirate Song (90 BPM)
06 - There Is Love In The City (- BPM)
Ethereal alien dance music. Dissociative dance floor beats. A surrealist sound journey. Ambient future bass soundscapes. Inter-Universal Transmission No. 2, the debut release by Escher Beat, is a seamless one hour journey through abstract landscapes, combining familiar and unfamiliar sounds and genres to create a juxtaposition of layered atmospheric passages with syncopated psychedelic dance floor funk. All production, mixing, recording, throat singing, guitar, bass, and vocals by “23”, the man behind Escher Beat. Violin and mandolin on “The Pirate Song” performed by Olliver Allaux. Album art by Psybe Industries. Mastering by Kevin Metcalfe at Soundmasters.
