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| Management number | 205669744 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $107.20 | Model Number | 205669744 | ||
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Title: Mundo Harsh
Artist: Naka Naka
Label: Black Opal
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5055300384386
Genre: Pop
Release Date: 2015-01-27
Number of Discs: 1
Black Opal presents the debut LP from Jeronimo Jimenez, released under his alias 'aka 'aka. Mundo Harsh features somber, minimalist synth-scapes coalescing with scattering techno patterns into a mature dancefloor workout. References to classic '90s ambient techno can be heard throughout, though they take on a timelessness when refracted through Jim+-nez's gaseous clockwork structures. Tracks like "dioges" and "def def" throw light and shade in equal measure, with the mood oscillating between hopeful and desolate. The B-side runs stranger, breaking at the seams with rusting drones of "jAaz" and finding a final forceful kick with the evil pump of "vibrocalyx," a track made for the dankest floors. Harsh worlds for the individual to witness, a suitable soundtrack to the decay.
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Artist: Naka Naka
Label: Black Opal
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5055300384386
Genre: Pop
Release Date: 2015-01-27
Number of Discs: 1
Black Opal presents the debut LP from Jeronimo Jimenez, released under his alias 'aka 'aka. Mundo Harsh features somber, minimalist synth-scapes coalescing with scattering techno patterns into a mature dancefloor workout. References to classic '90s ambient techno can be heard throughout, though they take on a timelessness when refracted through Jim+-nez's gaseous clockwork structures. Tracks like "dioges" and "def def" throw light and shade in equal measure, with the mood oscillating between hopeful and desolate. The B-side runs stranger, breaking at the seams with rusting drones of "jAaz" and finding a final forceful kick with the evil pump of "vibrocalyx," a track made for the dankest floors. Harsh worlds for the individual to witness, a suitable soundtrack to the decay.
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