One of my favorite tracks from Kine 2, and probably the most unhinged in the best way.

Vict is a fast, trigger-driven patch — dense with probability, bursts of activity, sudden gaps. It fires rapidly, but never quite where you expect it. A kind of controlled emptiness. Chaos with intention.

Kine 2 is out now and available on all digital platforms.
Stream it if you’re curious.
Dive deeper if you’re hooked.

One of my favorite tracks from Kine 2, and probably the most unhinged in the best way. Vict is a fast, trigger-driven patch — dense with probability, bursts of activity, sudden gaps. It fires rapidly, but never quite where you expect it. A kind of controlled emptiness. Chaos with intention. Kine 2 is out now and available on all digital platforms. Stream it if you’re curious. Dive deeper if you’re hooked.

Vict

Roel Funcken officially popped up on the scene in 2010, with his solo debut, titled Vade, out on Ad Noiseam. But fans of electronic music, and IDM in general, have been tracking this Dutch musician for over a decade prior, when, along with his brother, Don, the duo has released some of the genre defining music on labels such as Djak-Up-Bitch, Schematic, Sublight Records, Neo Ouija, n5MD , Arcola (Warp) as the one and only Funckarma. In 2009 the Funcken brothers kicked off their very own, digital-only, Funcken Industry imprint, which hosted a few of their other projects and offshoots, such as Shadow Huntaz, Scone, Quench, Automotive, and the latest from Roel's solo works. Roel continues to influence the evolution of music through numerous releases (Sapper Morton on Analogical Force, Semtinal Convex on Methlab and Prester Hynn on his own imprint to name a few) and active engagement in the community, with music festival curation, mixes on mixlr and soundcloud and weekly playlists on Soundcloud and spotify. Roel's music is advanced in sound design, often incorporating unique experimentation in electronic sound, with cut-up, twisted, atmospheric sonic soundscapes, leaving the cranium always begging for more. His ambient textures maintain a cinematic quality throughout, while his percussive arrangements retain a constantly mutating framework, always reconstructing its rhythm and structure, contradicting complex configurations and minimal design. It's always a pleasure to taste the latest treat from this aural engineer, and find the latest gem in his never-ending arsenal of sound. Definitely check out his music Funck’d subscription on bandcamp to check out his latest tracks and get some exclusive material).

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