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AOV 007EP
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Australia's electronic export, Christian Vance, delivers a title-track with both tension and dancefloor romance. Pursuing a restless path, the rhythm and melody come together like an intimate rendezvous caught in the headlights late at night. Drum machine meets synthesizer, unresolved and unrestrained. Aril Brikha's "Sleazy Me" remix resonates the original for a later hour, driving the energy deeper never to see the light of day. The B-side "Gymnastics 411" is all about the fun that happens afterwards.
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AOV 006EP
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Definition of D is a little tribute to Detroit, the city that influenced and later embraced Aril Brikha's music in the mid/late '90s. This EP is an attempt to make music that is closer to the sounds that he started out making, but still different from the old Detroit releases. High-tech soul is the key here.
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AOV 004EP
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Art of Vengeance makes it clap with three from Aril Brikha. Melodies and claps, deep chords and claps and bass and claps.
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AOV 003EP
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Art of Vengeance's second release sees Aril Brikha take yet another turn in style. "Forever Frost" is a journey in melody built in layers, trying to fit as many melodies in one track without going over the line. "Tundra" is a bit more on the rough side but with arps and chords coming in and out while "Glaciar/For Minou" strips things down a bit to a more bassier and warmer sound with strings/chords, less melodies and more groove.
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AOV 001CD
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Now a new star of deep techno, Stockholm's Aril Brikha went on tour with his live show playing all over the world, including the Detroit Electronic Music Festival and clubs like Fabric, Air, and Yellow, and hasn't stopped doing so ever since. As one of the most innovative producers from Europe, he went on to release the club-hit EP Winter on Kompakt, and more releases on Poker Flat followed. In the summer of 2007, his long-awaited album follow-up was released by Peacefrog -- a classic Detroit techno/house longplayer, with elements from his previous productions. Deeparture In Time - Revisited is released in celebration of the 10 year anniversary of his 1999/2000 album on Transmat. This also kicks off his own label, Art Of Vengeance. Next to the remastered originals from Deeparture In Time, the release features a second CD with 10 previously-unreleased tracks that were created between 1995 and 1999. All of them time travel you to the '90s, with a sound still prevalent in modern productions, as pure as can be. This one's for the lovers of early Detroit techno with that unique Aril Brikha twist, and all those who'd like to discover it: One Chord To Rule Them All.
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AOV 001LP
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2LP version. Now a new star of deep techno, Stockholm's Aril Brikha went on tour with his live show playing all over the world, including the Detroit Electronic Music Festival and clubs like Fabric, Air, and Yellow, and hasn't stopped doing so ever since. As one of the most innovative producers from Europe, he went on to release the club-hit EP Winter on Kompakt, and more releases on Poker Flat followed. In the summer of 2007, his long-awaited album follow-up was released by Peacefrog -- a classic Detroit techno/house longplayer, with elements from his previous productions. Deeparture In Time - Revisited is released in celebration of the 10 year anniversary of his 1999/2000 album on Transmat. This also kicks off his own label, Art Of Vengeance. The 2LP version features 8 tracks from the 2CD version.
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AOV 002EP
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Deetron, Octave One and Jori Hulkkonen put their hands on some Aril Brikha classics. In 1998, Brikha reacquainted the world with deep techno soul, as his recording of "Groove La Chord" crossed generic boundaries. Is it techno? Is it house? Is it deep house? It's everything and nothing. Aril's own label, Art Of Vengeance presents its first release with versions of "Groove La Chord" and "Read Only Memory" from the Deeparture In Time 12" released in 2000.
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