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  • 65daysofstatic-Mimik.zip

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[EDIT - Bandcamp codes were sent out 6th September around 11.40am. If you have signed up after this date and would like a code, please message us via the Patreon app/website - 65LABS]

Here we go then. Mimik: The fourth release from Wreckage Systems. 

This EP is an ode to the spaces, both physical and liminal, mostly denied to us during these pandemic years. Let the repetitive beats move you and climb into whatever era of nostalgia they trigger in your head.

Mimik (Brln) is bruising techno from the Steel City, chopped into utilitarian rhythms from the untethered, wild source material that is Mimik (Original). The noise of an absent summer.

So Long, Linearity! is the sound of whatever romance can be found in the collapse of chronology. And marimbas. It was actually written during the making of Wild Light back in 2013, destined to sit on a hard drive until the right context came along.

Circuit G is a vaguely tamed recording of a rowdy Wreckage System output, while Synth Ascend is one of those old fashioned 65daysofstatic songs, with melodies and guitars and everything.

Written/Recorded/Produced by 65daysofstatic in Berlin & Sheffield 2020-2021. (except for So Long, Linearity!, written & recorded ~2013 by 65daysofstatic)

Mixed and mastered by Dave Sanderson in Sheffield 2021.

First track at the top of this post. Good quality mp3s of the whole EP attached as a zip. Bandcamp download codes to follow either later today or tomorrow. (Once they have been sent out we will edit this post)

Enjoy, friends.

    - 65LABS Utilitarian Techno Branch

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Comments

Alexandre MARTIN

Hello ! is it too late for bandcamp codes? Thanks !

Jake

I’m loving these Wreckage Systen EPs, they’ve all been great so far.

Benjamin Hirmer

Yeah, what a well made EP again. Thanks a lot 🔊🔊🔊

kenneth whyte

This is the kind out techno banger action I've always wanted from 65. :) More of this please!