These are some of the initial tracks that Psypox has released in almost twenty years, with only a single track previously appearing on Mighty Vibrations.
This EP is incredible – give it a listen.
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Make Minimal Great Again!
Mighty Vibrations is releasing some good oldschool danish minimal – BASSARM series is nothing but old school raw minimal – just like it was back in the early 00s.
- 1.Psypox – Knæhøj Karse
2. Static Corn – Krølle Bølle Bølle
In an alternate universe, where Static Corn and Psypox were still the same lanky 50-year-olds but not grumpy old men, the world was a vibrant yet dangerous playground. Here, music had become toxic-literally. A pandemic of midrange and LUFS plagues had spread like an audio smog through the atmosphere, leaving concert halls, clubs, and boomboxes tainted.
Static Corn and Psypox weren’t heroes by choice. They had originally planned to spend their days making funky beats and playing with Super Soakers for fun, but the plague had no patience. Together, they discovered a unique mixture of water, garlic, and -15db 500Hz that could cleanse the sound and heal the world. It quickly became known as ’98 octane bassarm.’
Dressed in their shiny tracksuits, with Static Corn shirtless and Psypox in a tight hoodie, they roamed through dystopian cityscapes, blasting away the sound plagues. Their Super Soakers sprayed jets of ’98 octane bassarm,’ and buildings that once echoed with dangerous frequencies now became islands of silence.
Back at their base, Ajmagaard, the third member of their crew, was busy mixing more of their healing elixir. His struggle with alcohol kept him from joining the front lines, but he remained a crucial part of their campaign. Erot, their loyal driver, kept the wheels turning, shuttling them from battlefield to battlefield in his old but trusty car.
In this alternate world, Static Corn and Psypox were not bitter but full of hope. They were lively and focused on rebuilding a world where music could be free again. As they waded through ruins and washed away toxic frequencies, they shared jokes and even busted out a few dance moves. Their journey was not just a fight against the plague but a reminder that humor and friendship could conquer even the most chaotic sound waves.
Thus, Static Corn and Psypox, two lanky guys in tracksuits, became unlikely heroes in a world where music could literally kill you.
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releases October 11, 2024
Mastering: Anti Logic Mastering
https://mightyvibrationsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/98-octane-bassarm-vol1