Showing posts with label Channel Tres. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Channel Tres. Show all posts

Thursday, June 10, 2021

Flight Facilities - The Ghost

Just a day after showcasing an hour of unreleased content against the backing of an immersive audio/visual experience, the Australian duo of Hugo Gruzman and James Lyell, aka Flight Facilities, has shared a new single on Future Classic. Complete with a simple yet striking video (below), "The Ghost" features an awesome acid onslaught amidst the very potent polish and playfulness that's made Flight Facilities such a success over the years. Like last month's "Light Up" with Channel Tres, this new single absolutely bodies the bass. Big chugging synths lead the way before the voice of "The Ghost" slithers its way into your ears, almost becoming one with the ever-expanding acid. And here, slithering is the keyword, as the essence of "The Ghost" zigs and zags its way into your unconscious. Quite like the obelisk in 2001: A Space Odyssey, as soon as you come into contact with this otherworldly power, you're invariably changed in some fundamental way. This unearthly, potentially evil, yet undeniably awesome energy takes hold in the second half of the track, as Flight Facilities go full fluoro with a phantasmagorical acid-laced finale. Get "The Ghost" from your preferred outlet here and stream below.

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Friday, May 21, 2021

Enlightened Listening for May 21

It's Friday, the weather is nice, and apparently, it's a long weekend, so I'm going to keep this edition of Enlightened Listening short and sweet. The first two releases aside, this week's playlist is packed with power and energy, headlined by a bunch of DnB, breaks and other uptempo tracks. There's more than a handful of Canadian stuff that I'll be sure to showcase further in the coming days, but of course, what I'm most excited about is the new Boy 8-Bit EP. While it's wildly different from the stuff he was making when I first fell in love with his sound, my tastes seem to have grown alongside his evolution as these three are each awesome productions (of which "Give It To Them" is my initial favourite). Dig into this stacked selection below and find each individual release linked at the bottom. Have a great weekend!