Dreissk

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Depart 07:38 Tools
Beholden 04:38 Tools
Way Out 04:39 Tools
Emergence 10:44 Tools
To That Which Binds Me 06:18 Tools
Unknown Discontent 06:21 Tools
Persisting Memory 07:05 Tools
Revenge 05:53 Tools
Not Enough 07:07 Tools
vision blur 04:54 Tools
wake 05:22 Tools
Disappearance 06:19 Tools
Floating to Drown 07:21 Tools
Broken World 07:39 Tools
The Rising Tide 08:59 Tools
the rising tide (radio edit) 08:59 Tools
arc 05:03 Tools
what awaits 06:29 Tools
shadow fall 03:48 Tools
waning light 06:13 Tools
set 03:51 Tools
.Through (Feat. Anklebiter) 07:37 Tools
over 04:20 Tools
tangled 06:02 Tools
gracefully decline 06:39 Tools
solace 07:11 Tools
Finding the Way 07:36 Tools
New Hope 07:36 Tools
The Eye Can See 07:11 Tools
Help from Strangers 07:36 Tools
Prepare for Onslaught 04:31 Tools
Near the Shore 04:31 Tools
Horizon 04:31 Tools
Surviving 04:31 Tools
They Keep Coming 04:31 Tools
Night Approaches 04:31 Tools
A Long Road 07:36 Tools
Remembrance 04:31 Tools
Of Approaching Light 07:36 Tools
.Through 07:36 Tools
Time to Rebuild 04:31 Tools
anew 04:31 Tools
Skyward 07:36 Tools
arrival 07:36 Tools
find and lose again 07:36 Tools
open spaces 04:31 Tools
The Rising Tide - Radio Edit 04:31 Tools
shifting 07:36 Tools
gate 07:36 Tools
.through (featuring Anklebiter) 07:36 Tools
Sector Zero 07:36 Tools
Battle the Void 07:36 Tools
Depths of the Ruins 07:36 Tools
Error Peak (feat. Dreissk) 07:36 Tools
Cavern Battles 07:36 Tools
Dark Reckoning 07:36 Tools
Danger Warden, Danger 07:36 Tools
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Kevin Patzelt originally started djing and experimenting with electronic music back in 1997 while at college in the San Francisco and Seattle areas under the rather curious and possibly cryptic name dreissk. After graduating college, Patzelt found it difficult to create music as there was not a lot at the time that resonated with and inspired him. He thoughtfully refers to this period as “a creative hibernation." Patzelt went on to work as a sound designer in the burgeoning gaming industry where a friend gave him a CD as a birthday gift which would change his creative outlook. n5MD's ceremonial One Five Zero compilation was that very CD and as Patzelt puts it “everything clicked. I was immediately inspired." After a little over a year Patzelt has disrupted his hibernation by creating his first full length album which ironically is being released by the very imprint which was paramount in re-kindling his creativity. The album titled “the finding” has a perfect balance of ambience, grinding percussion, pulsing drums and interwoven guitar work that creates an aquatic blend of Ambient, IDM and Shoegaze; all of which are emotionally resonant without being over the top. Is Patzelt's dreissk the first in a second generation of n5MD artists to be influenced by the label's output? It could be. We simply think he and n5MD were both at the right place at the right time to find one another and you the listener get to reap the rewards... Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.