The SiBERiA team presents:
Dapayk Solo - 10 Minutes Of Fame
Release Info:
Artist ...... Dapayk Solo
Title ....... 10 Minutes Of Fame
Type ........ EP
Label ....... Mo's Ferry Productions
Cat.Number .. MFP042
Genre ....... Techno
Style ....... Minimal
Street date . 00-02-2009
Rip date .... 13-02-2009
Source ...... WEB
Url ......... http://www.boomkat.com
Encoder ..... Lame 3.98
Ripper ...... SiBERiA TEAM
Quality ..... 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
Tracks ...... 2
Size ........ 39.82 Mb
List Of Tracks:
Track Title Time
01 ... 10 Minutes Of Fame 10:11
02 ... Child Of The Night 6:22
Total
16:33
Release Notes:
Resident Advisor:
While Niklas Worgt, AKA Dapayk Solo, did his best to host a variety of
different genres and sounds on his latest album, Devil's House, the one
thing that came through loudest was his commitment to evil. (No
surprise given the album's title.) "A Saw Attacks," "Better Stop
Breathing," "Child of the Night"? If there were a prize for the
angriest minimal techno record of 2008, it would've easily taken top
honors.
"Child of the Night" is the B-side of his latest single from the album,
and it starts from the beginning as it means to go on with a warped
metallic sound providing a sparring partner to clanking percussion and
deep, growling bass sounds. With distorted bells, chords that sound
pounded out rather than played and a Karin Dreijer Andersson soundalike
repeating the title of the song added on top of all of this, it's hard
not to imagine this would be the soundtrack to a rave in hell three
years ago.
I say three years ago because well, as we've all heard 648 times in the
past year or so, minimal is over. (Riiiight.) Minimal's supposed death
doesn't affect "Child of the Night," which sounds potent and timeless
regardless of genre. "10 Minutes of Fame," however, which leads off
this 12-inch doesn't. Quick and dirty, it's the type of minimal track
that's been done to death. If it weren't for the strange blasts of
dubbiness that find their way to the fore five minutes into
proceedings, there wouldn't be much to recommend at all. It's up to you
whether it's worth it, but I'm sticking to the B-side on this one.
Enjoy this rls, buy Vinyl