FALTYDL - In The Wake Of Wolves - Vinyl (LP)
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FALTYDL

In The Wake Of Wolves (LP)

Central Processing Unit

Cat: CPU 01111101. Rel: 10 Jun 24
Electro


Side 1 - Track 1. I Need You Side 1 - Track 2. Further Side 1 - Track 3. GasGas Side 1 - Track 4. Minds Protection Side 1 - Track 5. WORKOUT Side 1 - Track 6. Half Spectrum Side 1 - Track 7. New Friends Side 2 - Track 1. Full Spectrum Side 2 - Track 2. No Self Their Own Side 2 - Track 3. Mia's Dream (Mea Culpa) Side 2 - Track 4. Forget Me Not Side 2 - Track 5. Peter Around Town Side 2 - Track 6. Mila Stands In A Meadow For The First Time Eating Strawberries

Drew Lustman's longstanding FaltyDL moniker makes a welcome return with a debut full length record for the eminent Central Processing Unit label. In The Wake Of Wolves deconstructs Lustman's usual rough dance sound for a less predictable album-length breakdown, retaining his usual arid textures while playing up the more sound-designed and maximalist ends of his craft. In the pithy words of CPU: "This could pass for Four Tet or even Hannah Diamond at points, the steady build of pulsing synths and looped vocals recalling a more mysterious version of the PC Music sound." Whether you totally agree, you'd have to agree FaltyDL has at least taken on something of their contemporary future-pop/digisonic aesthetic and incorporated it into his own; this is most evident on the glassy pirouettes and gladiate complexities of 'Minds Protection', or the tenebrous post-punk descensions of 'New Friends', or many maximized IDM trap-doors and toolroom hard-clips of 'Workout'.


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