Panopticon, by Kilbourne

Panopticon

by Kilbourne

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Parysatis of the Ashfall These two tracks are pure fire, I love both of them! With this striking first release on Hammerhead Records Kilbourne is leading us into the future of sophisticated modern hardcore techno. 💜

d3bAU4 Strong metallic sound pierces the very heart. Rolly Polly – has a minimalistic sound and wild rhythm, which is why it became my favorite <3 Favorite track: Rolly Polly.

kenny wu To see one of my favorite artist start their own label has been a lovely way to start the year 💗.

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HMMRHD001 CD, featuring the EP and five bonus tracks

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Double-sided Hammerhead bag, blue and stone puff paint screenprinted in Brooklyn by @rottweilin

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	1.	Panopticon 05:17
	2.	Rolly Polly 04:47

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Kilbourne debuts her label Hammerhead Records and its first release Panopticon, a two tracker by the New York hardcore icon. The title track kicks off with a sinister saw riff and chattering hihats before descending into nazgûl-screeching madness. Rolly Polly sees Kilbourne dropping the tempo, playing with more groovy and repetitive sounds to psychedelic effect. The Panopticon EP is Kilbourne’s vision of hardcore today, and an exciting taste of the music to come from Hammerhead.