Post Scriptum

Mystery producer Post Scriptum appeared from nowhere earlier in the year, pricking the ears of techno heads over with the largely spooky, clandestine and paranoid sound.

In an impressively short space of time, has made a live debut at Berlin techno institution Berghain, and was then signed for a debut album on Function’s Infrastructure label. It all came after Function unearthed Post Scriptum’s nuclear sounding tracks and used them on his Berghain 07 mix, clearly impressed by the faceless producer’s subtly futuristic, expertly reduced and richly detailed techno electronics.

As well as making desolate music that is both for head and heel, Post Scriptum’s sounds manage to sound classically informed yet bravely modern all at the same time. Big basslines, impressive sound design and sci-fi imagery all characterise this producer’s beautifully bleak work and already respected press outlets are hailing his debut album as one of the best of the year. Across 11 otherworldly tracks, the LP outlines the post apocalyptic intentions of the project and really stands alone as a complete artistic statement. Post Scriptum’s world may be full of dystopian overtones, but it is still an absorbing place to get lost.

Post Scriptum’s tracks

• a1_post_scriptum_-_year_zero by Post Scriptum
• Human Timescales by Post Scriptum