Rainer Veil

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UK Will Not Survive 00:00 Tools
Negative Space 02:40 Tools
Slow Beaming 02:40 Tools
Struck 04:27 Tools
Wade In 03:20 Tools
Bala 07:01 Tools
Three Day Jag 07:01 Tools
Strangers 07:01 Tools
Yield 04:33 Tools
Run Out 04:33 Tools
FM2 04:33 Tools
Sim Screen 04:33 Tools
In Gold Mills 04:33 Tools
Repatterning 04:33 Tools
Flex/Bliss 04:33 Tools
Shallows 04:33 Tools
Double Down 04:33 Tools
Gauze 04:33 Tools
Change Is Never Easy 04:33 Tools
Third Sync 04:33 Tools
Elements 04:33 Tools
Digital Spit 04:33 Tools
Slow 04:33 Tools
Flex-Bliss 04:33 Tools
05 - Yield 04:34 Tools
01 - Struck 04:26 Tools
02 - Slow Beaming 02:38 Tools
03 - Bala 07:00 Tools
04 - Wade In 06:29 Tools
1 UK Will Not Survive 06:29 Tools
3 Day Jag 06:29 Tools
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Rainer Veil are Liam Morley and Dan Valentine, two friends who met while studying contemporary music in the north of England. The pair began improvising and making drones in a dark basement before incorporating a broader palette and forming Rainer Veil as an ongoing concern last year. "Struck" is their first EP and debut for Modern Love, following an appearance at the label Boiler Room takeover in August 2012. The "Struck" EP incorporates recordings made over the last year and extends from the rewired jungle ruckus of the title track to the more emotive formation of "Wade In" and "Bala", through to the hazy closer "Yield". There’s a melancholy pop pulsing at the heart of these tracks, coloured by a love of electronic mutations from UK garage and hardcore rave to house and techno, most evident in the unusual recording process undertaken while constructing the EP. Each track was re-worked from radically different first drafts, often starting life as more recognisable and structured songs before being dismantled into more abstract shapes: percussion degraded and layered, vocals fed through analog delays, samples reworked at the wrong speed and re-sampled to tape for added warmth: the narrative all mixed up. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.