Abstract Forms have listened to my pleas for them to re-press sometime in the future. They aren't promising anything, but a repress without the hand-stamped inserts is being considered.
Check the Abstract Forms website for further news:
Showing posts with label Jitter World. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jitter World. Show all posts
Thursday, 30 July 2009
Jitter World EP - SOLD OUT:
Abstract Forms were adamant Jitter World should be a very limited edition as a treat for those who still love collecting Techno Vinyl. The initial run - originally intended to be severely limited to 200 copies - was expanded by another 100. These were all snapped up on pre-sale and gone within days.
Samuel L. Session charts Jitter World:
Jitter World is No.4 in Samuel L. Session's Juno Top Ten chart for July 2009:
DJ Magazine: Jitter World EP Review
Kirk Degiorgio - Jitter World EP (Abstract Forms) With Luke Slater in firing form and Kirk Degiorgio returning, you'd be forgiven for thinking a UK '90s techno revival was under way. 'Jitter' shows that Degiorgio is as relevant as ever; the title track is a layered deep house affair centred on a swinging rhythm; 'Back in my Head' mines the abstract As One sound with sublime melodies unfolding over a wiry, offbeat groove and 'Traject' is a full-blooded deep techno track. Sublime stuff.
DJ Magazine - August Issue No. 476. Review by Richard Brophy.
Tuesday, 7 April 2009
Forthcoming: JITTER WORLD
Kirk Degiorgio: Jitter World
(2009 Abstract Forms)
Label press release:
Kirk needs no introduction, as a long-serving electronic music devotee, a quick glance at Kirk's discography shows the scale this extraordinary talent has contributed to electronic music over the years. It is therefore with huge excitement that Abstract Forms brings you 'Jitter World'.
Featuring three tracks of deep techno business, 'Jitter' is a full-on, peak-time dance floor mover with extra drive, that will undoubtedly appeal to the DJs as well as the deep techno lovers amongst us; whilst 'Back In My Head' and 'Traject' lay focus more toward the deeper end of the techno spectrum.
It’s Kirk’s groove on the dance floor and his deeper experimental electronics that make this EP fit perfectly within the Abstract Forms ethos. Anyway don’t take my word for it, check the samples above!
Release date: 25th May 2009 - Limited vinyl release only.
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