Peter Adriaenssens AKA 6SISS to deliver some dark experimental techno in his forthcoming Prisma EP.

Going experimental in techno is such a pleasure to do it and to listen to the result of doing that. Get more into it and stay tuned because R&S Records welcomes Belgium’s Peter Adriaenssens AKA 6SISS, for a four track EP of dark rhythmic techno that is insane.

The title of the upcoming EP and name of the first track is \”Prisma\”, Over the four tracks of the Prisma release, Adriaenssen’s bruising off kilter rhythms stagger and lurch in mesmerising ways that undercut the 4:4 hegemony and are sure to confuse and delight dancefloors in equal measure. This is what i called dark techno going experimental, such a nice result by the way.

The official release date is due to July 5th, 2019 in Vinyl 12″ and all Digital formats via R&S Records. Listen to the first tracks and get more detail about the forthcoming release below.

Listen to 6SISS new track \”Prisma\” on SoundCloud.

Overview. R&S welcomes Belgium’s Peter Adriaenssens AKA 6SISS, for a four track EP of dark rhythmic techno.
A returning New Beat veteran who started releasing 6SISS material in 2013, Adriaenssens’s music combines driving rhythms with ominous, desiccated field recordings and withered pads that call to mine the Ben Frost’s militant soundscapes.
The foggy atmospherics that pervade make sense when you learn that he often moonlights as a member of a post metal/drone band, creating eldritch soundscapes and drones.
Adriaenssens is a self confessed ‘family man’ which has had a strong impact on his music: “The way I cook food is also the way I make my music – with the ingredients available in the fridge and the sounds available on my laptop.” he explains. “I build layers of sounds and textures, with or without a beat. Don’t search for melodies in my tracks, see them as haunted trips. I’m always inspired by artists who do something different, or sound original like Tim Hecker, Johan Johansson, Mika Vainio.
Over the four tracks of the Prisma release, Adriaenssen’s bruising off kilter rhythms stagger and lurch in mesmerising ways that undercut the 4:4 hegemony and are sure to confuse and delight dancefloors in equal measure.

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