[FALK 18] ERZH - Death Is A True Prophet by FALKworld

The latest release from Iceland’s FALK Records in 2018 is a limited-edition cassette release of Krakow born, now Reykjavik residing, DJ and producer ERZH. Titled "Death is a True Prophet", it will be his debut release and will be available to purchase from the label’s bandcamp, as well as local record shops.

ORDER NOW - https://falkworld.bandcamp.com/album/death-is-a-true-prophet

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Hailing from the Polish city of Krakow, ERZH (aka Maciej Ścibor) was forged in the city’s bustling and vibrant underground electronic scene. Beginning as a DJ for underground raves in the cellars of the city’s abandoned hotels, it was during 2015 that ERZH broke out and began organising his parties. Starting off at the cult venue Bomba, Ezrh made a name for himself in the local techno clubs of Krakow, where he was a guest performer of the Deep Impact collective and performing guest sets on the local radio station (Off Radio Kraków) Essentia Electronica.

In 2016 ERZH joined Nashton Records - a record label and a collective of artists from Lyon and Krakow. Hosting local events that played hard and fast with their techno sounds, they hosted such artists and producers as Dax J and I Hate Models, alongside the artists and DJs from the label. After the success of these events, ERZH moved to Reykjavik, Iceland in 2017 where he currently performs and DJs in the local electronic music scene.

For his debut release, Death is a True Prophet, ERZH was heavily influenced, not only by his intellectual studies cognitive neuropsychology and consciousness studies, but also in the philosophical concepts such as Biocentrism (presented by Robert Lanza) and the works of Thomas Metzinger. What this results in is an album where tracks such as “Who” and “I Die Everyday” combine raw synth lurches with throbbing bass lines and punching rhythms, with the likes of “Primal solitude” showcasing a darkside techno sound that stomps the dark alleyways at night, complete with howling acid sounds. Meanwhile the cold, creeping beats of “Ptarmigan,” with its crepuscular atmospheres, are eerily reminiscent of Pye Corner Audio having a massive comedown.

Contains tracks

• {FALK18] ERZH - Avoid Distraction by FALKworld
• [FALK 18] ERZH - I Die Everyday by FALKworld