Sagittariun: Fahrenheit 451
Sagittariun: Fahrenheit 451
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Sagittariun
Label: Elastic Dreams
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5057805055044
Genre: Rock
Elastic Dreams presents more left-field techno sounds from one of the scene's more unassuming producers; A Sagittariun delivers a new single stamped with his trademark sound aesthetic. The Fahrenheit 451 EP brings together three new productions ahead of a new album later this year. "The Golden Apple" combines brain-scrambling drums, a heavy bassline, and a Sagi-style wormhole riff, whilst "Blue Lotus" throws tropical shapes into a rapid 4/4 stomper, with scattering hats and equatorial ambience giving a unique vibe. A Sagittariun strays into disco territory on "Liebe Tanzen", flitting among modern intergalactic synth riffs, basslines, and sampled disco drums.
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