- Digital
Denial of Service
False Positives
FILM
- Cat No: FILMLP005
- Release: 2020-12-04
Track List
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1. Denial of Service - Disaster Protocol
07:21 -
2. Denial of Service - Saragossa Disambiguation
03:57 -
3. Denial of Service - The Daisy Chain - Adults
08:30 -
4. Denial of Service - Liminal States
05:19 -
5. Denial of Service - Junkie Foxtrot
06:41 -
6. Denial of Service - Dr Manhattan
06:49 -
7. Denial of Service - The 3 Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch
07:52 -
8. Denial of Service - Hot White Hot Black
06:03 -
9. Denial of Service - Autoimmune
03:52 -
10. Denial of Service - Dry Heaving
02:50 -
11. Denial of Service - A Fine, New Mother Now
07:30 -
12. Denial of Service - Snake Doctors
04:40 -
13. Denial of Service - SuperCell
04:00 -
14. Denial of Service - Slither
02:40
16bit/44.1khz [wav/flac/aiff/alac/mp3]
FILM Recordings will release the debut LP from Denial of Service.
The album follows up EP's Sensou (2015), and more recently Contour & Shape (2017) - but marks the producer's most expansive release on the label thus far by some margin. Clocking in at 15 tracks, the lengthy opus draws from the same palette found on previous work - drum machine driven, heavily mutated Electro and IDM sit alongside low slung Techno cuts and arpeggiated EBM references. As ever, the production is stunning - crisp and plosive, as much a record for the club as it is a tempered headphone experience; whilst the mood channels that same dank, claustrophobic energy found on previous missives.
The album follows up EP's Sensou (2015), and more recently Contour & Shape (2017) - but marks the producer's most expansive release on the label thus far by some margin. Clocking in at 15 tracks, the lengthy opus draws from the same palette found on previous work - drum machine driven, heavily mutated Electro and IDM sit alongside low slung Techno cuts and arpeggiated EBM references. As ever, the production is stunning - crisp and plosive, as much a record for the club as it is a tempered headphone experience; whilst the mood channels that same dank, claustrophobic energy found on previous missives.