Ivvvo - Theories Of Anxiety - Electronica - Vinyl

2014 release. Ivvvo (Crème Organization, Public Information, Opal Tapes) delivers exquisitely scraped-up sonic explorations and tape-warped techno/house mutations that unfold with intoxicatingly knotty arrangements, queasy atmospheres, and unhurried minor-key motifs. The techno stomp of "Fear" snakes it's way through the labyrinthine arrangement and flange-twisted atmospheres, the unhinged "So Much" hobbles toward the finish line clutching broken-sounding Trax-era rhythms, and "Redux" centers on a dark melody and futuristic drum track. The tilting gauziness of the record's deep centerpiece, "Consumed," subtly injects ghostly pitched-up voices into a sea of swells that both soar and growl. "Repetition" features Infinity Frequencies.

2014 release. Ivvvo (Crﾊme Organization, Public Information, Opal Tapes) delivers exquisitely scraped-up sonic explorations and tape-warped techno/house mutations that unfold with intoxicatingly knotty arrangements, queasy atmospheres, and unhurried minor-key motifs. The techno stomp of "Fear" snakes it's way through the labyrinthine arrangement and flange-twisted atmospheres, the unhinged "So Much" hobbles toward the finish line clutching broken-sounding Trax-era rhythms, and "Redux" centers on a dark melody and futuristic drum track. The tilting gauziness of the record's deep centerpiece, "Consumed," subtly injects ghostly pitched-up voices into a sea of swells that both soar and growl. "Repetition" features Infinity Frequencies.

Performer	Ivvvo
Music genre	Electronica
Music subgenre	Techno, House
Media format	LP
Original release date	2014
Language	English
Has parental advisory label	N
Number of discs	1
Track listing	Closer, Redux, Consumed, Repetition (Feat. Infinity Frequencies), Fear, So Much, End
Record label	Danse Noire
Track name	Fear, So Much, Redux, Consumed, Repetition
Music media format	Vinyl Record
Is edited	N
Is enhanced	N