Flaws
by Sawf
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Metal Tin CD version
Limited tin edition of Sawf's debut album Flaws. CD comes packaged in metal tin, includes full-colour artwork card. All orders come with large round Perc Trax sticker.
Includes immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire. -
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now ₤7 GBP or more
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Sawf - Inthro
04:08
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Sawf - Ninio
07:59
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Zelo
06:41
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Sawf - Sfika
07:47
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Sawf - Slim
07:21
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Sawf - Okladon
07:56
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Sawf - Intherlude
01:49
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Sawf - Peplo
10:26
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Sawf - Unrhythm
06:49
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Sawf - Pelekiss
07:55
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Sawf - Outhro
03:29
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about
Perc Trax is proud to unveil the debut album from mysterious Greek producer Sawf. It was just over 2 years ago when Sawf's first demo arrived at Perc Trax. The email contained little information and Sawf's claimed it was the first time he had ever sent his music to a label.
From the first listen to those early tracks it was clear that Sawf was something different. His music was tough and industrial with easily enough individuality to raise it above the then current glut of generic mnml and washed-out dub techno.
After initial releases such as the Vavasofa EP with its incendiary Perc remix and Sawf’s remix of Misc's 'Wave After Wave' word began to spread. From techno legends such as Adam Beyer and Chris Liebing to more crossover names such as James Zabiela and Luciano, Sawf's bloody minded take on techno was starting to build momentum. Two further EP's followed, each widening Sawf's palette of sounds to take in house and broken beat influences without his sonic aesthetic ever being compromised.
Now as 2011 begins to take shape we find ourselves with 'Flaws', 11 tracks of pure Sawf, heavy rhythms, dense atmospherics and one man's crystal clear vision of how techno should sound in 2011. Across the dance floor tracks, techno, house and broken beat rhythms fight for your attention as cut-up vocals and soundtrack string lines glide over the beats.
From the first listen to those early tracks it was clear that Sawf was something different. His music was tough and industrial with easily enough individuality to raise it above the then current glut of generic mnml and washed-out dub techno.
After initial releases such as the Vavasofa EP with its incendiary Perc remix and Sawf’s remix of Misc's 'Wave After Wave' word began to spread. From techno legends such as Adam Beyer and Chris Liebing to more crossover names such as James Zabiela and Luciano, Sawf's bloody minded take on techno was starting to build momentum. Two further EP's followed, each widening Sawf's palette of sounds to take in house and broken beat influences without his sonic aesthetic ever being compromised.
Now as 2011 begins to take shape we find ourselves with 'Flaws', 11 tracks of pure Sawf, heavy rhythms, dense atmospherics and one man's crystal clear vision of how techno should sound in 2011. Across the dance floor tracks, techno, house and broken beat rhythms fight for your attention as cut-up vocals and soundtrack string lines glide over the beats.
credits
released 25 February 2011
All tracks written & produced by Sawf.
All tracks written & produced by Sawf.
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releasing the best in techno and experimental music since 1994.
Artists include Forward Stategy Group, Donor/Truss, Sawf, Derek Plaslaiko, Samuli Kemppi, Dead Sound & Videohead, ASC, Jeff Derringer and label-owner Perc.
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