Tracklist:

Nauruan Stranger - Whiteout [Karma Tapes]

Throwing Snow - Cosms [Houndstooth]

Manuel Tur - 121 Bpm [Running Back]

Bored Young Adults - Check Up From The Neck Up [The Trilogy Tapes]

Joy Orbison & Boddika - CC [Sunklo]

Gabrielle - Forget About The World (Daft Punk Remix) [Go! Discs]

BuRu - Curfew (Nauruan Stranger Remix) [Konstruktiv]

Luke Abbott - Trans Forest Alignment [Border Community]

Literon - Freak Funktion [Clone Basement Series]

Kamera - Consignia (George FitzGerald Remix) [Phantasy Sound]

Rrose - Arc Unknown [Infrastructure New York]

Monoloc - The Untold Way [Dystopian]

A Made Up Sound - Sun Touch [A Made Up Sound]

Tangents - Jindabyne (Four Tet Remix) [Temporary Residence]

Nauruan Stranger - Erase [Karma Tapes]

Floating Points - Vacuum Boogie [Eglo Records]

Midland - Vigilante [Regraded]

Phon.o - Fractions [BPitch Control]

Nauruan Stranger - Waves [Karma Tapes]

The KARMA TAPES series sees Austrian based NAURUAN STRANGER returning with a variety of valid melancholic vibes. It seems that the blurry reality and lack of any delighting turns in current world events have influenced not only the title of the series, but also the sound of these grainy, melodic and dark originals by the Stranger himself and a remix by Berlin based genius SUPERIMPOSED VOID. For they all echo a gloomy mood with some ecstasy towards the end.

The Ep starts off with „Erase“, a deep and surprising house-inspired electronic swamp, which slowly gets you lost. “Vertex”, a 303 bass-stomper, constantly evolves into a melancholic climax. The third track, „Waves“, hits your brain with some UK garage grooves from the past, mixed up with the weirdest effects and some serious poignant synth leads. Superimposed Void’s remix of the same track sees him increasing the intensity of the original by cutting the parts into shorter sequences and mixing it all up with a cogent broken beat making it a mad piece of music.

written and produced by Johannes Loidl

additional remixing for "Waves" by Christian Hoffmann

cover art by Marian Pramberger

mastered by Medway Studio

The KARMA TAPES series sees Austrian based NAURUAN STRANGER returning with a variety of valid melancholic vibes. It seems that the blurry reality and lack of any delighting turns in current world events have influenced not only the title of the series, but also the sound of these grainy, melodic and dark originals by the Stranger himself and a remix by Berlin based genius SUPERIMPOSED VOID. For they all echo a gloomy mood with some ecstasy towards the end.

The Ep starts off with „Erase“, a deep and surprising house-inspired electronic swamp, which slowly gets you lost. “Vertex”, a 303 bass-stomper, constantly evolves into a melancholic climax. The third track, „Waves“, hits your brain with some UK garage grooves from the past, mixed up with the weirdest effects and some serious poignant synth leads. Superimposed Void’s remix of the same track sees him increasing the intensity of the original by cutting the parts into shorter sequences and mixing it all up with a cogent broken beat making it a mad piece of music.

written and produced by Johannes Loidl

additional remixing for "Waves" by Christian Hoffmann

cover art by Marian Pramberger

mastered by Medway Studio

The KARMA TAPES series sees Austrian based NAURUAN STRANGER returning with a variety of valid melancholic vibes. It seems that the blurry reality and lack of any delighting turns in current world events have influenced not only the title of the series, but also the sound of these grainy, melodic and dark originals by the Stranger himself and a remix by Berlin based genius SUPERIMPOSED VOID. For they all echo a gloomy mood with some ecstasy towards the end.

The Ep starts off with „Erase“, a deep and surprising house-inspired electronic swamp, which slowly gets you lost. “Vertex”, a 303 bass-stomper, constantly evolves into a melancholic climax. The third track, „Waves“, hits your brain with some UK garage grooves from the past, mixed up with the weirdest effects and some serious poignant synth leads. Superimposed Void’s remix of the same track sees him increasing the intensity of the original by cutting the parts into shorter sequences and mixing it all up with a cogent broken beat making it a mad piece of music.

written and produced by Johannes Loidl

additional remixing for "Waves" by Christian Hoffmann

cover art by Marian Pramberger

mastered by Medway Studio