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ep: rain in europe (digital)
release date:
1 may 2020 (bandcamp)
5 june 2020 (streaming platforms)
format: digital
label: burning witches records
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‘The pieces originate from the same sessions as Dead Calm and Zero Degrees, but look a little more towards the genre edges within electronic music.’
io pages
‘Hunter Complex is able to write tunes that can get into one’s head. I found myself singing the melodies after a while.’
karl magi / hubpages
‘If you think synth pop and synthwave never sounded better than on that old VHS tape, then you are in for an absolute treat.’
counterzine
‘It’s an epic run, and one I won’t soon forget.’
complex distractions
info
Rain in Europe is the digital companion EP to the recent full length Hunter Complex album Dead Calm and Zero Degrees. It will be released on streaming servcies on 5 June 2020. Rain in Europe was recorded in the same time period as Dead Calm and Zero Degrees, out now on Burning Witches Records, and its predecessor Open Sea, released on Death Waltz Originals in 2019. The amazing artwork was created by KidEthic and the EP was mastered by BurningTapes.
tracklisting
1.street value
2.when i was in africa
3.coral way
4.sleep wave
5.television sky
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dark entries review: dead calm and zero degrees
‘Hunter Complex surpasses the soundtrack here by somehow injecting this Death Calm and Zero Degrees with an 80s pop feel, somewhere in between synth pop and italo disco without becoming explicit.’
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radio: the kites and pylons guest playlist by david soulscorch (featuring hot streets)
playlists
playlist: infectious grooves by le guess who? (featuring fragile flyers)
videos
video: live from the studio for kinky star, ghent, belgium
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flyer: live from the studio – kinky star, ghent
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frnkfrt review: dead calm and zero degrees
‘It is interesting how one technology is associated with nostalgia and the past, while others are not.’
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oor review: dead calm and zero degrees
‘Tracks full of swelling layers of warm synthesizer sounds, this time more reminiscent of German synth acts like Roedelius or Tangerine Dream than film music. Nothing wrong with that of course.’
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