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Kareem – The Jet Set

Label/Catalog#: Overdraw / OWR002
Release date: 2014
Source: vinyl
Format: mp3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 54 MB
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno

Tracklist:
A1 Jet Set
A2 Jet Set (Northern Structures Remix)
B1 CCCP
B2 CCCP (Sunil Sharpe remix)

320 kbps
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Kareem – The Sky is Gone But You Are Still Here

Label: Zhark
Catalog#: ZHARK0024
Release date: 02-06-2014
Source: WEB
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 65 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno

Tracklist:
1. KAREEM : The Sky Is Gone But You Are Still Here
2. KAREEM : Wildpitch, I Think I Loved You
3. KAREEM : Divine Hunger
4. KAREEM : Ligeria

7 years after the last Zhark Vinyl Release, Heavyweight Techno Nihilist & Labelhead kareem opens up another
chapter of advanced technoid NOIZCORE with his 11th full length EP on Zhark.
After a few years of silence kareem had just reemerged with releases on Foundation Sonore (FS 01) ,
PORTO RONCO on Death of Rave or MESMER on Zhark Digital but is now threatening to inspire more
uncompromising percussive hostility. Let this just be the beginning:
Whereas Side A emphasis on a very distinguished DANCE FLOOR groove concept of Machine Funk embedded
in metal Layers Side B leaves room for a less formatted approach building up tension which is leading to a free
firezone of depravity.
While methodic differentiations can be discovered on each side, the listener is continously confrontated
with haunting sonic extremism.