ASC - Next Time You Fall - VINYL LP
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ASC returns with a full length LP showcasing his vast armory of musical ability in a controlled, contemplative reflection of his inner self, laid bare in breaks-driven form for the enjoyment of Spatial fans new and old - continuing the ongoing celebration and evolution of classic atmospheric drum & bass.A1 - Fear of the DeepCurious, high twinkling bells cautiously introduce 'Fear of the Deep', reminiscent of classic sci-fi movies building atmosphere and intrigue, before the hi-hat heavy, snappy break previously used in Spatial classic Essence (also by ASC) makes a welcome return. The 2-step - occasionally broken - beat pattern drives the track along with a darkly, investigative energy, while a typically deep bassline rumbles beneath, setting the scene perfectly.A2 - Concentric CirclesA change of pace for ASC here with 'Concentric Circles', exploring a jazzier spectrum of influences not often broached in his production adventures, with broken scattershot beats toying and playing around a wealth of reverberating brass samples to create a minimal yet quietly imposing undertone. Double bass props up the composition wonderfully, completing an exquisitely quirky entry to the LP.B1 - Say ItOpening with rousing strings and quietly ominous effects, ASC utilizes a unique fusion of melancholic atmospherics, jazzy basslines and a classic old-school breakbeat to form 'Say It'. Dense, purposeful kicks stomp across the mix as the strings and synthwork wash in the foreground, developing a somber, contemplative tone to the track throughout, before a wonderful outro ending with those delightful strings.B2 - Virtual WorldFiltered Hot Pants breaks gently ease their way to the forefront of a beautifully constructed intro to 'Virtual World', trademark crispness and intricacy etched onto the beats effortlessly, as we've come to expect from ASC. Delicately nuanced vocal samples combine with
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- GenreDance and electronicDescriptionASC returns with a full length LP showcasing his vast armory of musical ability in a controlled, contemplative reflection of his inner self, laid bare in breaks-driven form for the enjoyment of Spatial fans new and old - continuing the ongoing celebration and evolution of classic atmospheric drum & bass.A1 - Fear of the DeepCurious, high twinkling bells cautiously introduce 'Fear of the Deep', reminiscent of classic sci-fi movies building atmosphere and intrigue, before the hi-hat heavy, snappy break previously used in Spatial classic Essence (also by ASC) makes a welcome return. The 2-step - occasionally broken - beat pattern drives the track along with a darkly, investigative energy, while a typically deep bassline rumbles beneath, setting the scene perfectly.A2 - Concentric CirclesA change of pace for ASC here with 'Concentric Circles', exploring a jazzier spectrum of influences not often broached in his production adventures, with broken scattershot beats toying and playing around a wealth of reverberating brass samples to create a minimal yet quietly imposing undertone. Double bass props up the composition wonderfully, completing an exquisitely quirky entry to the LP.B1 - Say ItOpening with rousing strings and quietly ominous effects, ASC utilizes a unique fusion of melancholic atmospherics, jazzy basslines and a classic old-school breakbeat to form 'Say It'. Dense, purposeful kicks stomp across the mix as the strings and synthwork wash in the foreground, developing a somber, contemplative tone to the track throughout, before a wonderful outro ending with those delightful strings.B2 - Virtual WorldFiltered Hot Pants breaks gently ease their way to the forefront of a beautifully constructed intro to 'Virtual World', trademark crispness and intricacy etched onto the beats effortlessly, as we've come to expect from ASC. Delicately nuanced vocal samples combine withArtistASCTitleNext Time You FallFormatVINYLLabelSpatial
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ASC returns with a full length LP showcasing his vast armory of musical ability in a controlled, contemplative reflection of his inner self, laid bare in breaks-driven form for the enjoyment of Spatial fans new and old - continuing the ongoing celebration and evolution of classic atmospheric drum & bass.A1 - Fear of the DeepCurious, high twinkling bells cautiously introduce 'Fear of the Deep', reminiscent of classic sci-fi movies building atmosphere and intrigue, before the hi-hat heavy, snappy break previously used in Spatial classic Essence (also by ASC) makes a welcome return. The 2-step - occasionally broken - beat pattern drives the track along with a darkly, investigative energy, while a typically deep bassline rumbles beneath, setting the scene perfectly.A2 - Concentric CirclesA change of pace for ASC here with 'Concentric Circles', exploring a jazzier spectrum of influences not often broached in his production adventures, with broken scattershot beats toying and playing around a wealth of reverberating brass samples to create a minimal yet quietly imposing undertone. Double bass props up the composition wonderfully, completing an exquisitely quirky entry to the LP.B1 - Say ItOpening with rousing strings and quietly ominous effects, ASC utilizes a unique fusion of melancholic atmospherics, jazzy basslines and a classic old-school breakbeat to form 'Say It'. Dense, purposeful kicks stomp across the mix as the strings and synthwork wash in the foreground, developing a somber, contemplative tone to the track throughout, before a wonderful outro ending with those delightful strings.B2 - Virtual WorldFiltered Hot Pants breaks gently ease their way to the forefront of a beautifully constructed intro to 'Virtual World', trademark crispness and intricacy etched onto the beats effortlessly, as we've come to expect from ASC. Delicately nuanced vocal samples combine with
Evolving further with each , ASC delivers his latest monumental album on Spatial, a varied and memorable journey through stunningly realized fusion of modern and classic atmospheric breakbeats.A1 - Mystic StreetSetting a murky tone with light cymbals and synthwork flecking the intro, Mystic Street calmly purrs and growls towards a drop of analogue kicks and a sparse, menacing drum pattern to kick off this incredible album. Enveloped by a dense cloud of darkly atmospherics, the track coils with tension, each element rippling through the mix like distant memories as the suitably enigmatic bassline rumbles beneath.A2 - ConvergenceStraight into the beats with a DJ-friendly two step intro, ASC utilizes sparse, sci-fi hits and persistent danceable breakbeats with a melodic bassline. As the atmosphere builds, percussive tones punctuate the swirling pads, creating a luscious sense of forward motion with echoing samples and effects combining in the mix to create a dreamlike soundscape perfect for the dancefloor and headphones alike.B1 - Invisible BordersNo ASC album would be complete without an amen workout, and we certainly have that here as Invisible Borders rushes into view with simmering intent, melodic samples tore from battlegrounds of yesteryear providing a truly epic atmosphere, rippling breakbeat trickery teasing the listener before crushing full contact amens arrive with panache and veracity - twisted across yearning bass with an unflinching fighting spirit.B2 - Celestial BodiesUp next a moment of calm as we soak up the charms of the dreamlike Celestial Bodies, a soothing journey of beats, breaks and atmosphere from Spatial's tag head. Melodic notes ripple across the mix with old school breaks filtering to and fro, conjuring images of a cosmic journey unfolding, where old school breakbeat rhythms pulse like distant constellations, echoes shimmering in the vast expan
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