Pattern Behavior-Electric Minds, by Pattern Behavior

Pattern Behavior-Electric Minds

by Pattern Behavior

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⸸CoughCool⸸ Absolutely stunning & enthralling post-industrial with a solid coldwave feel. Sounds amazing after a bowl Favorite track: Electric Minds.

DaniElf Rupert's Tear 05:20

Casey Desmond ( CMB ) This album is pure sexy, dirty, magic. Don't be silly, do the thing. Favorite track: Electric Minds.

Semantichrist A very nice evolution for Pattern Behavior... simultaneously lush and amniotic while maintaining a mechanical distance. Invokes at points Cabaret Voltaire and Clock DVA. Favorite track: Rupert's Tear.

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1.	Electric Minds 04:52	buy track
2.	Conquer 04:05	buy track
3.	Above and Below 05:25	buy track
4.	The Term Between 05:29	buy track
5.	Rupert's Tear 05:20	buy track
6.	Andromeda 04:40	buy track
7.	Hear No Evil 05:51	buy track
8.	The Next Best Thing 05:47	buy track
9.	Disconnect 06:59	buy track
10.	Spiral Arms 05:29	buy track

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"Pattern Behavior figures among the leading projects which makes the netlabel Component Recordings its very own originality. Founded by Raab Codec (also known for his other project Snowbeasts with Elizabeth Virosa). If Snowbeasts intentionally represents the subterranean and post industrial dark ambient mood of Raab Codec’s compositional line, Pattern Behavior guides the listener in a more retro-futurist electro pop universe dominated by machines, minimal synths and percussive hypnosis with sometimes 70s Berlin cosmic music school reminiscence (as in the self-titled album published in 2013).

This new Pattern Behavior album is a completely other thing as it seems to embrace more psych-electronic grooves and vibrant, weird, punchy minimal techno tendencies. Some gothic and industrial blasted touches also come to the fore to reinforce the main purpose. Female vocal parts give to the ensemble a dark waving dimension. A few tracks like “The Term between” reveal very interesting, thrilling, sensual and menacing sound waves. The musical result is not so far from 80s / 90s dark electronic projects like Kirlian Camera, Ordo Rosario Equilibrium, Frozen Autumn or even Killing Joke absorbed in a kinetic and cyber-futurist mode. To sum up things Electric Minds offers to the audience another unexpected facet from this versatile modern electronic project. Recommended for fans of the genre."-igloomag.com

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released January 9, 2016

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