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CSR 346CD
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Satøri's mission to document the stupidity of the species continues with Pillars of Salt -- a journey through grinding rhythms, dystopian soundscapes and a fascination into what lies beneath the surface. Formed in the mid-'80s, with previous releases on high-caliber labels such as Broken Flag, Cold Spring, Trident, Mindscan, and Tesco Organisation, Satøri's sound comprises a mixture of harsh industrial noise and power electronics with harder and heavier percussive beats than before. Their material provides a constant pervasive undercurrent of violence, the feeling of a planet on the verge of collapse and a reflection of the lack of humanity embedded in a culture based on greed and self-preservation. Featuring guest vocalist Lorenzo Abattoir, the album was produced by Andy Swan (Khost, Final, Iroha, Tactical Pagan). CD in matt-laminate digipak.
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DGTL 004EP
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The fourth instalment on DGTL Records is an EP by Satori. "Fauna" is an organic, melody-driven arrangement with mesmerizing vocals and playful synths. This combination of layers gives the track an almost hypnotizing effect. "Yam" is an homage to an identical named festival in Mexico. Containing several layered atmospheric harmonies and a more present bassline, it's like a soundtrack for the festival. Satori provides a remix of French producer Sahalé's track "Magharibi". The remix keeps all the interesting elements of the original, but twists the bassline and the arrangement, while adding a few smaller soundscapes.
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