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David J Bull — The Energy EP 12" Vinyl
David J Bull — The Energy EP 12" Vinyl
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Reviving the beloved but often forgotten sound of late 80’s Belgium, Dummy Hand are excited to present David J Bull’s ‘The Energy EP’. Picking up where the acclaimed DKA Tapes release ‘Body & Beat’ left off, this EP expands upon the late ‘88/’89 New Beat and EBM aesthetic with a healthy injection of Synth Pop — consolidating a shared feeling of present day angst while finding momentary euphoria in an unexpected place.
As co-founder of the revered Studio 89 and Teak parties as well as a producer bridging the darker electronic sounds of the 80s and infusing the old style with present day technique, David J Bull has become a cornerstone to the scene he’s fostered for many years.
The record tours through four razor sharp EBM and New Beat tracks, packed with squelchy trance leads, marching drums and dread laden basslines — looking not for a second summer of love but rather an edge into the darker months ahead.
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Reviving the beloved but often forgotten sound of late 80’s Belgium, Dummy Hand are excited to present David J Bull’s ‘The Energy EP’. Picking up where the acclaimed DKA Tapes release ‘Body & Beat’ left off, this EP expands upon the late ‘88/’89 New Beat and EBM aesthetic with a healthy injection of Synth Pop — consolidating a shared feeling of present day angst while finding momentary euphoria in an unexpected place.
As co-founder of the revered Studio 89 and Teak parties as well as a producer bridging the darker electronic sounds of the 80s and infusing the old style with present day technique, David J Bull has become a cornerstone to the scene he’s fostered for many years.
The record tours through four razor sharp EBM and New Beat tracks, packed with squelchy trance leads, marching drums and dread laden basslines — looking not for a second summer of love but rather an edge into the darker months ahead.
