posted by DVNT on May 24th, 2010 under Digital Distortions, Full Spektrum
Full Spektrum was showcased back on our 53rd MANTIS Radio show, grab that here: MANTIS 053 + FULL SPEKTRUM. This is his latest release on one of darkfloor’s favourite labels: Digital Distortions. Check the tracklisting for audio samples. Suffice to say, this should be an instant purchase.
Full Spektrum – Kemistry
purchase at Addictech
Old hardcore, [...]
Big and fresh mix from the Serbian producer Molez.
Molez – Shortpants Romance Mixape
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TRACKLIST
Ebola – Bruxism [Acroplane]
Charlton – Irronisch (Deadman DJ remix) [Digital Distortions]
Droid Sector – Ionosphere [Subway]
Wi-fi of the Undead – Twentyfourseven [Brackout]
Ebola – Portland [Acroplane]
Ital Tek – Blood Line [Planet Mu]
Molez – Mimicry [Digital Distortions]
Full Spektrum – 13th Hour (Molez remix) [Digital Distortions] dub
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posted by DVNT on March 19th, 2010 under Acroplane Recordings, Molez, Netaudio, Releases
The great netlabel Acroplane (who were featured on MANTIS Radio 040 back in June last year) have a new EP out. Molez (featured on MANTIS Radio 048 back in October) gives up a solid 5 track release. His brand of darkfloor electronica is best described as mutant dubstep characterised as they are by deep, sci-fi [...]
posted by DVNT on October 3rd, 2009 under Broadcasts, Combat Recordings, Digital Distortions, Maschinen Musik, Molez, Noise Network
Molez was captivated by the dark atmospherics and futuristic sounds and in 2006 met up with one of the members of the Sympton Crew (an organisation responsible for pushing diverse electronic music in Subotica). That member was Noiz, who noticed that they both shared a similar musical taste. From that meeting, Molez joined members Dekode, Drum:R and Noiz to spread the Sympton sound through Serbia. Thanks to Dekode’s electro, IDM and dubstep records Molez grew interested in producing 140bpm paced music rather than producing drum & bass tracks. His productions are characterized by deep and sci-fi soundscapes.
In early 2008 he met up with Alien Pimp (owner of DubKraft Records) who gave Molez his first track; Sabotage on the Cinematic Dubstep Vol 01 release. With this digital release, Molez became one of the first Serbian dubstep producers. He went on to release his fierce, technoid influenced track Scythe on Rottun Recordings Pressure Chamber EP. That same year he was signed to John Bushby’s excellent Digital Distortions label where he released his first EP: Letdown. It was this EP that got me interested in him and I wrote at the time:
“Woah. Serious sound sculpture coming out of this hybrid electro, glitch, dubstep, bass rich behemoth of a track. Molez is a new name to ]dD[ but after this, I can see a very bright future ahead. This is a producer in full control of their sound.”
