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Marc Ash - Litanies For The Self (BSLK005)

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1.	Violent Passion Surrogate 05:36		buy track
2.	So Low 04:51		buy track
3.	Kein Schmerz 05:10		buy track
4.	Kleopatra 04:07		buy track
5.	Take Your Judgments 05:01		buy track
6.	Take Your Judgments (Silent Servant remix) 04:49	info	buy track

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The fifth issue of Blacksilk sees the return of label head Marc Ash. Following the debut of his one-project moniker Plovdiv in 2016, a tape EP on Clan Destine and appearances on labels such Helena Hauff’s “Return to Disorder”, he now comes forth with a work that reveals a deeper side of his obscure and multifaceted vision of electronic music.

Rejecting any fixed musical categorization, the listener is left free to decide how to deal with these compositions, each one exploring different areas of Marc's approach to existence through seductively articulated synth lines.

A work of self-reflection and a stark celebration of controversial times of uncertainty and doubt.

Deadpan vocals extracted from Godard films, eerie Teutonic fairytales and Marc's own deconstructed voice take the listener by the hand on a rollercoaster of anxiety and active resignation to the absurd post-everything age in which we live.

Silent Servant’s reinterpretation of “Take your Judgments” crowns the EP with a shadowy march built on repetitive sequences, abruptly waking us up from the sinister dream and leaving a sweet yet sour taste in our mouths.

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released November 27, 2018

All tracks written and produced by Marc Ash. B3 remixed by Silent Servant.
All tracks mastered in Berlin by Alain Paul.
Artwork by Marc Ash.
Distributed by Ready made
Record cutting and production by MonotypeRec, Warsaw.

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Blacksilk Records Berlin, Germany

Blacksilk is a multidisciplinary project founded by Marc Ash. Focusing on music, as a record label aims to bring out the best of yet hidden experimental and obscure electronic acts. It also pushes the boundaries conveying a well defined aesthetic imprint, trying to employ unconventional art into release-specific imageries.

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