Laurine Frost Budapest, Hungary
Abstract, utopistic sounds framed by complex rhythms and contemporary compositions, infected by jazz, dub and psyhedelic elements. Maybe these expressions describe the works of the internationally received Hungarian electronic music producer. Laurine Frost's music is a kind of propaganda against the cliché of techno, with an avant-garde approach, consciously redifining the structural boundaries. ... more
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A Fading Virtue By Passing Time
by Laurine Frost
Frost tends to play space as though it were another instrument. Small, dry room tones collide with fat, wet reverbs, triggering chain reactions of dimensional shrapnel; it's a Cubist approach.
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Daydreaming LP [BSUN005]
by Haramia Tapes
Dark on the surface, yet under-lit with a brilliant light, ‘Daydreaming‘ dances on interlocking lines and evades succinct description while simultaneously being instantly familiar.
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Actually astounding and emotionally moving, creating a community that I have been proudly a part of for 2 years
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