Stone Diviner, by Ike

Stone Diviner

by Ike

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jef37 Ike's album explores the breakbeat style in a very fresh and cosmic way as on the titles "Inter" & "Isobutyl". Each title brings the other in perfect harmony. This Ep is a gem. Favorite track: Petale.

Conna Haraway Another wondrous offering from Ike – the whole record feeling like the culmination of his sonic odyssey <3

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Stone Diviner (12" vinyl)
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1.	Inter 06:46	buy track
2.	Petale 04:24	buy track
3.	Stone Diviner 05:48	buy track
4.	Fight Day 05:05 video	buy track
5.	Isobutyl 03:57	buy track

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Further on the trail of 90s sonic specters, Die Orakel releases Ike‘s Stone Diviner EP, an affiliate with Index Records. The titular track amalgamates the momentum of sparse yet heavy weight breakbeats with the warmth of lush pads, and literally reverberating 90s trance or IDM elements along granular rave signals. The beauty of its subsequent tracks lies in their well-tempered, fresh exploration of past sonic phenomenons, devoid of today’s retromania.

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released August 13, 2021

Written and produced by Ike Zwanikken
Mastering by Lopazz at Mixmastering.de
Lacquer cut by Daniel Krieger at SST
Artwork by Orakel Studio
AI-visualizer by Max Kreis
Cover photo by Neven Allgeier
Words by Patrick Raddatz
Distribution by One Eye Witness

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Die Orakel Frankfurt, Germany

Die Orakel (Engl. the oracles) might not know it all but has the capacity to observe and sense it: Oliver Hafenbauer's imprint operates as an experimental field for electronic music on the playfully indecisive end where it exceeds genre-specificity to focus on tunes that function beyond. This is not to say that there are no four-to-the-floor productions. ... more