Kristian K - Cloud Stepper EP
- Samuel Peter Asquith
- Apr 10, 2015
- 2 min read
With a forward thinking ethos focussed on finding something new and different, Catch Recordings are releasing a four track EP from Hungarian Khristian K. With releases on labels such as Lucidflow Recordings and Naked Lunch, Khristian is carving a promising path for himself, building a distinctive identity within the minimal techno world. The EP represents his deep understanding of the scene, presenting original pieces in addition to a remix by Japanese artist Iori, together giving a strong sound of Berlin.

Do You Remember (Original mix)
Effective drum snips accompany a steady but provocative rhythm which combine with intimidating vocals and intriguing, almost alien FX to present a moody yet minimal track which builds a foreboding sound into a dark piece of almost industrial Berlin techno.
Plenaque (Original Mix)
Opening with an immediate focus on the bass, 'Pleanaque' sets the platform for a muffled kick drum to evoke a sense of impending danger. Accompanied by effective synth layers the track bounces to a shudderingly eerie deep marine sound, reminiscent of the productions DVS1 is known for.
Plenaque (Iori Remix)
Faster than its counterpart, Iori presents a solid, more upbeat take, although remains with the distinctive synth layering. Through the constant presence of a chilling, almost clerical humming, the track progresses into a hypnotising electronic piece, yet staying true to its minimal roots.
Unio Mystica (Original Mix)
A mysterious beginning develops into a pure and rhythmic beat, which again meets a range of effective dark FX. The drawn out horns present an almost jungle like feel to the track, as if the Aztecs met the Berghain, carrying the beat through a threatening, enigmatic journey, characteristic of the EP’s overall minimal, yet intriguing sound.
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