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BARN 106LP
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Following a four-year hiatus from solo releases, the British musician Matt Karmil returns with the soft-focus gentle beauty and subtly stealthy beats of new LP, No Going Back. With inspired moments of creation happening incrementally, the album came together amidst a busy mixing/remixing/mastering/co-production schedule. Artists who've enlisted his multiple skills includes Bicep, Underworld, Mall Grab, Jayda G, DJ Koze, Neneh Cherry, Sofia Kourtesis, DJ Fett Burger, Matias Aguayo, and Carmen Villain. Feeling the benefits of this new approach, No Going Back is the strongest expression of Matt's artistic vision to date, honing the spectrum of styles for which he's renowned, all smudged together by a warm, gauzy haze. The microhouse anthem "SFP" is followed by the broken tech science of "No Going Back," the spectral dub techno spookiness of "Old Haunts" and the sublime misty shimmer of "The Last Time." Further switching things up is the oddball dancefloor experimentalism of "Still Something There," the washed-out electroid balm of "Things Really Happen," and the epic dark ambient closer "15 mins."
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AUS 132EP
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Aus Music welcome Matt Karmil to the label. The Sourced EP follows his critically acclaimed Will on Smalltown Supersound (2017). Matt delivers two classily edited cuts and two off-kilter deeper tracks, a perfectly balanced EP with a track for all times and moods.
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BARN 057EP
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Studio Barnhus top sound killer Matt Karmil returns in perfect form, bringing an EP's worth of those very best "Matt Karmil dance tracks" in world-famous reduced-but-raucous style. Four club-toppling, festival-capsizing, DJ-humbling super tools. Tell Me Why is Karmil's first Studio Barnhus release since 2015's Dans-Maxi Från Nacksving (BARN 033EP). Apart from recent solo appearances on Idle Hands and Smalltown Supersound, he has lent his studio magic to some of dance music's finest current and future releases, on Studio Barnhus and elsewhere. This is the first record ever with his face on it.
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PNN 014LP
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Double LP version. Includes CD. Sweden-based British musician Matt Karmil presents his third album, ++++, following his 2014 full-length debut, - - - - (PNN 007CD/LP), and IDLE033, released on Bristol label Idle Hands in 2016. His output also includes a variety of singles for labels such as New York's Beats In Space Records and Stockholm's Studio Barnhus. On ++++, Karmil can be heard exploring the concepts of impossible objects, reflection, symmetry, infinite perspective, truncated and stellated polyhedra, hyperbolic geometry, tessellations, and lost love. While making the music that constitutes ++++ he interacted with mathematicians George Pólya (1887-1985), Roger Penrose, and Harold Coxeter, as well as the crystallographer Friedrich Haag, and also conducted his own research into tessellation. The result is ++++, Karmil's most clever, strange, emotional, and fun work yet, a testament to his breadth and depth as a musician. Did we forget to mention that he's an awesome party DJ?
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PNN 014CD
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Sweden-based British musician Matt Karmil presents his third album, ++++, following his 2014 full-length debut, - - - - (PNN 007CD/LP), and IDLE033, released on Bristol label Idle Hands in 2016. His output also includes a variety of singles for labels such as New York's Beats In Space Records and Stockholm's Studio Barnhus. On ++++, Karmil can be heard exploring the concepts of impossible objects, reflection, symmetry, infinite perspective, truncated and stellated polyhedra, hyperbolic geometry, tessellations, and lost love. While making the music that constitutes ++++ he interacted with mathematicians George Pólya (1887-1985), Roger Penrose, and Harold Coxeter, as well as the crystallographer Friedrich Haag, and also conducted his own research into tessellation. The result is ++++, Karmil's most clever, strange, emotional, and fun work yet, a testament to his breadth and depth as a musician. Did we forget to mention that he's an awesome party DJ?
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BARN 033EP
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Matt Karmil was born in 1979 near the giant pre-historic glockenspiel/mythical Neolithic monument known as Stonehenge. His debut EP for Studio Barnhus, following 2014's masterful remix of Talaboman, is an homage to the Nacksving studio in Gothenburg, another mythical place that Matt calls home.
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EF 068EP
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Matt Karmil's first 12" for Endless Flight. Endless Flight were overwhelmed after hearing Karmil's 2013 debut track "Reverse Peephole" (IRR 015EP), which struck the label as a cross between Masters at Work and Ibiza. "Fight" is unique, melodic, raw house; "Kiss and Make Up" is a more uplifting and sweet techno house track. Highly recommended for fans of DJ Koze.
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PNN 007LP
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Double LP version. Includes a CD copy of the album. Matt Karmil -- to whom do we appeal? How do we learn through experience? What differentiates us from other animals? Who is confronted by freedom? Who is comforted by opportunity? Who was the pioneer? Who transcends verbal communication? A point of view of an avant-garde reality -- a transitory party. The world is not round, it is a disc. After years of working in various, shall we say, departments of music, Matt Karmil was almost forced into releasing his own first 12" -- a chance meeting with Ada after an invitation to play with Cologne Tape led to the release of the Reverse Peephole EP. With support from Barnt, DJ Koze, Axel Boman and Michael Mayer, amongst many others, things really couldn't have got off to a more surprising start. The somewhat nomadic Matt Karmil has been producing and DJing under many aliases and in many forms for years, but has now found a flow and sound that until now has recently eluded him. Releases on Tim Sweeney's Beats In Space, an EP, the mysterious HAF001 and now the debut album appearing on Cologne's own PNN, are sure to make 2014 a busy one for Matt Karmil.
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PNN 007CD
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Matt Karmil -- to whom do we appeal? How do we learn through experience? What differentiates us from other animals? Who is confronted by freedom? Who is comforted by opportunity? Who was the pioneer? Who transcends verbal communication? A point of view of an avant-garde reality -- a transitory party. The world is not round, it is a disc. After years of working in various, shall we say, departments of music, Matt Karmil was almost forced into releasing his own first 12" -- a chance meeting with Ada after an invitation to play with Cologne Tape led to the release of the Reverse Peephole EP. With support from Barnt, DJ Koze, Axel Boman and Michael Mayer, amongst many others, things really couldn't have got off to a more surprising start. The somewhat nomadic Matt Karmil has been producing and DJing under many aliases and in many forms for years, but has now found a flow and sound that until now has recently eluded him. Releases on Tim Sweeney's Beats In Space, an EP, the mysterious HAF001 and now the debut album appearing on Cologne's own PNN, are sure to make 2014 a busy one for Matt Karmil.
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PNN 006EP
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A new era is when a significant event or a discovery or invention changes the circumstances of many or even all people sustainably. It basically involves a positive or neutral evaluation of this age. Thus, the first public steam railway built by George Stephenson in 1825 marked the beginning of a new era of mobility. Also the theses of Martin Luther at Wittenberg initiated the era of the Reformation. Not to forget the fall of the Iron Curtain, the Berlin Wall in 1989 and the resulting German reunification. After Reverse Peephole and remixes for Popnoname, Matt Karmil comes up with a new 12", A Lot to Share.
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IRR 015EP
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When IRR track-hound Ada goes sniffing around the corners in Cologne, she means business. One can imagine her happy panting when she learned that she just intercepted unbelievably huge and simultaneously unreleased material from Matt Karmil. Here is the result of this strange event. Matt Karmil is letting us all inhale his scent.
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