Akase: Graspers
Akase: Graspers
Format: CD
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Artist: Akase
Label: K7
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 730003732126
Genre: Electronic
!K7 is proud to announce Graspers, a debut album from UK live and studio duo, AKASE, aka Harry Midland Agius and Robbie Redway. Their album was recorded over the course of two years in Harry's studio in South East London. Both members of the group had equal input, putting to good use their respective backgrounds and influences, in the end coming up with something new, fresh and absorbing. With a helping hand from legendary producer and studio wizard Ewan Pearson of Kompakt Records association, this album has come together naturally, at it's own pace, with no outside pressures, and that really shows. At just 44 minutes long, Graspers is all about capturing emotions and brief moments in time, and it does that expertly. Kicking o with the broody, swelling Adrift, the album unfolds through glitch beats and pained vocal lines on Rust before tracks like Beseech de-humanize Redway's vocals into fractured organic textures. Percussion ranges from crisp and sharp to slick and uplifting and Redway's voice takes on many different forms. At once pained, at other times carefree, it lends a compelling edge to the variously frazzled, staccato and somber drums and synthesizers that frame and drive each track. This is a timeless album that stands up to intimate headphone listening, but it also works for post break-up nights in and emotionally laden post club after parties. With live shows also in the pipeline, Graspers is sure to resonate across 2016.
Tracks:
1.1 Adrift
1.2 Rust
1.3 Borderlines
1.4 Beseech
1.5 Call
1.6 Is It Because
1.7 Murmur
1.8 Deft Ways
1.9 Feel a Little
1.10 Graspers
1.11 Extract
