In their basement studio R.A.Z. in Eastern Prague, Tomas Effliger and Sector 17 paint the walls with sound. Praguedren is a trip into indietronicambient with a strong dub influence.
In the words of Streetleveler Magazine - " Praguedren both fill and create an imaginary world that you won't want to emerge from."
Check out 2 new releases on dank disk:Absinthe Makes the Heart Grow Fonder - and -
Fade and Phased EP - out now-----
Igloo Magazine review--
"Recorded live in the Czech Republic, the Fade and Phased EP is a collection of 4 slow-moving dub jams hearkening back to the days of early analog electronica (Think Pole meets the classic Mind’s Eye films...."--- The Wire review of Absinthe Makes The Heart Grow Fonder by Steve Barker,"...Praguedren have claimed invention of the mongrel genre 'indietronicambientdub' designed especially to release sounds trapped in Prague, the city where in the late 1980s the likes of Ministry and Front 242 were considered pop music, and in the early 90s post-Soviet era outsourced inner city policing to an armed black shirt semi-militia. "Absinthe" seems to have a golem on vocals, echoing down a dark alley: "Bell Towers" is a raw dub dying for a Jahtari remix, with the sparsely loping bassline mirroring actual clang tones from Praguedren's neighborhood bell tower." --Sept 2009 -- The Wire.
So great. Really enjoyed listening to your tracks. Everything all clear and bubbly and time warping. Excellent music. Thank you for the + and for the feedback! x
it's very nice to have this notice from u & meet u!!good!
