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Description:
If you want to know what Gabe Gurnseyâ??s debut LP sounds like, the first thing you should do is put aside Factory Floor, the group he co-founded 13 years ago. Gone are the cold, lengthy, stripped back deconstructions of no wave electronica and industrial techno, abandoned in favour of something altogether warmer, torrid and succinct.
â??Itâ??s a real departure from Factory Floorâ? he says. â??What I wanted to get into with Physical had more to do with exploring songwriting and structure. The album is very escapist in one sense even though I donâ??t want to escape from Factory Floor but what I do on my own has to be separate and it has to explore new avenues.â?
Gurnsey started writing tracks in his downtime from the group early 2017 and by the start of that Summer he had 30 demos ready for work. He admits he worked very quickly initially but then gave the tracks 12 months to develop fully into a new sound. And that new sound - a 21st Century take on muscular electro, Balearic synth pop, EBM, proto-Hacienda militant funk, early Chicago house and minimal, Neptunes-referencing beats - can be experienced in full on Physical. -
Ten Dance Media GmbH Boxhagener Str. 106, 10245 Berlin, DE gpsr@tendance.de
Technical specifications
Language
Features
Distribution type
Physical media
Genre
Dance
Media type
CD
Number of optical discs
1 discs
Release date (DD/MM/YYYY)
02/08/2018
Song titles
Disc 1:\n1 Ultra Clear Sound\n2 You Can\n3 Temazzy\n4 Harder Rhythm\n5 Sweet Heat\n6 New Kind\n7 Heavy Rubber\n8 In States\n9 I Get\n10 Version\n11 Eyes Over\n12 Am Crystal\n13 Night Track\n14 The Last Channel