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Gone Too Early (Version 3)
Conquering Dub
No Dub Inna Di Wrong

With the 7th Grade of the Riddim Dub School series, Prince Istari enters Junior High School. Prince Istari returns with his Riddim Dub School series now on 12inch, pushing deeper into the intersection of dub, drum and bass, and sound system culture. This 6-track EP, titled “lessons into drum and bass wise”, explores raw rhythms, analog feedbacks, and heavy low-end pressure.

The EP starts with a Drum and Bass cut with a One Drop of the DUB ME LOOPY tune from Riddim Dub School 5th Grade. INTIMACY COORDINATOR follows with a heavy Disco Dub. The last track on Side A is LABOUR’S DUB, with deep bass polished through spring reverb. The shakers come in late and push the whole thing forward. Side B begins with GONE TOO SOON from Riddim Dub School 4th Grade, in an alternative version. It’s followed by the most upfront track on the release CONQUERING DUB – brass fanfares and a deep disco rocker beat with minimalistic arrangement. NO DUB INNA DI WRONG ends the 7th Grade with a roots way style. It suggests that dub music doesn’t belong to or support negative, corrupt, or unjust actions or spaces. Dub music stays righteous, true, or positive, and doesn’t associate with bad vibes or wrongdoing.

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This Is Gabber Dub (Zimmertime Mix)
Danskness (Hurra Hurra Mix)
Noovijmbre (Part 2)

Humanöids on a rave rock be taking treepz and forging some thunderous exitations with a lazer cut kickblatzs. In strong comboh Mathjis Wiedestroom & Christelijk Vollemaan are bringing along one supermassive bazzhookah vinyl 12’’ to push the expansion of ur perception of the Gabber Dub Project.

Side A brings you the Besaet Tune from the Gabber Dub Project, featuring vocals by NIV, followed by the Dubsaet version and a version called Dubbersaet refixed for maximum amenworkout by LXC.

Side B takes the journey even deeper into the realms of Gabber Dub with three more tunes that will bury you 12 feet deep into the ground with their kick drums.

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Haunted By Delusion 05:20
Evil Forces 05:28
I Want Your Data 03:25
Transhuman Feedback Rock 02:53

After Prince Istari finished the Dub Encounter with Erik Satie, he immediately set to work on expelling the evil curse of artificial intelligence. While the encounter with Satie was guided by the original compositions, this album delves deeper into dub science.

The opening track is “Curse Of Machine Learning,” a grinding cumbia dub track that sucks you into the curse of machine learning. It’s followed by “Artificial Neural Network,” arguably the album’s most nerve-wracking track, with wild snare rolls colliding with offbeat echoed riddim sections. “Large Language Models” offers a more relaxed, arabesque one-drop riddim with speech synthesis vocals. “Fake Image” closes the first side with a full trombone solo contributed by Eugene Rosebud.

Side B starts with the one-drop killer tune “Haunted By Delusion,” featuring an organ solo by Prince Istari. Drum and bass in your face. “Evil Forces,” on the other hand, is a fusion of jazz and dub; after the brass section breakdown, it rolls into a crazy synth solo. Then next „I Want Your Data” pulls your data into the AI’s guts with a vibraphone. This is maybe the ambitious tune on the record speaking of chord progressions. The final track sees Eugene Rosebud return with a double trombone solo in “Transhuman Feedback Rock” assisted by a saz cooling the blues pattern with a hookline. Here we have beautifull springreverb and harmonizer dub effects on the snare twirrling around the trombone solos.

All tunes composed, arranged, conducted and engineered by Prince Istari and played by his house band The Virtualistics. Trombone Solos by Eugene Rosebud. Packaged in a nice cover drawn by Markus Schäfer and frequency shift and cut by LXC.

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Glowsticks Filled With Joy 04:41
THX 04:44

Dubcore Volume 25 features Bman from Belgium. Beside pushing out anything related to breaks and bass Bman runs the label Monkey Bussiness and its sideboard for more jungle related More Fire Records.
On this Dubcore release he went hyped and stomped filled with joy with some oldschool rave flavor jungle tunes or jungle fever infected rave tunes? Rave O’Clock and Hands In The Eier are emotional ravecore tunes with a ruff edge on the breaks. The other side starts with the happy melody tune Glowsticks Filled With Joy and the the 12inch ends with a more dark pressure jungle tune THX.
release date 14 June 2024 on 300 copies 45 rpm vinyl and download.
cut and frequency shift by LXC.

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Gnossine Dub No 4 02:40
Gnossine Dub No 5 03:06
Gymnopedie Dub No 1 03:17
Gymnopedie No 3 06:09
Gnossine 03:03

The earliest musical memories of young Prince Istari are of his mother beautifying the home with her piano playing. She would repeatedly play the tranquil pieces of Erik Satie. Skipping school and sitting in the sun, young Prince would listen to these catchy, calm compositions. In the first week of 2024, the older Prince Istari rediscovered himself and found a box containing his mother’s old sheet music. He transferred them to his computer and began spinning dub versions from them. It became a tapestry. As his mother used to say: “To weave a net, one must first spin.” The form of the pieces dictated the direction each would take. The heavy dub transforms here into a light weightiness until it dissolves into a pure piano piece accompanied by a synthesizer. However, the last piece is much older, from the time when Prince was still known as Istari Lasterfahrer. The ending includes a distorted recording of Huberta, Prince’s mother, playing a Gnossienne by Satie. At the end, she turns the sheet music, and the record can be turned back to the beginning.

In the essence of its material, this record rejects the Loudness War. The originality of the compositions guided the dub within their tracks, thereby imparting to each a form descriptive of its essence.

record release of 200 copies, printed sleave, numbered.
second edition 2024 – 200 copies, blue sleaves and labels

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B1    2:43
B2    2:36
B3    2:03
B4    2:53
B5    4:30
B6    2:52
B7    2:12
B8    1:19
B9    2:23

swipe, swipe, swoosh the next bassline, the next hysterical hookline and the next drop is just a fingertip away. rewind counter clockwise and again. 140 bpm is the goal on this split on red solid vinyl with Terrorrythmus and Istari Lasterfahrer gathering with each three tunes. While Terrorrythm delivers his updateted version of uk hardcore the flipside with Istari Lasterfahrers tracks have a more old schoolish rough tracker vibe.

vinyl comes in a red printed discosleave, red solid vinyl and stamped whitelabels. 300 copies.

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Ready
FTB

Terrorrythmus is back on the dubcore series with four hyper kinetic slammers in his very own blend of hardcore, juke and bounce bass forest sound. starting up with 4am that crawls out of the fog into a hooked on piano footwork banger which later drops into amen workout. followed by wonk juke on locked vocals. flipside ‚ready‘ is a totaly locked on syncopse rythm work of a mayham. the end up is ‚feel the bass‘ with even more chopped up madness and rave stab moments.

frequency shift and cut by lxc
release date 11.2.2023
300 copies

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Ich möchte gern einen Apfel essen 03:22
Der Zug ist jetzt abgefahren 03:49
In Unbestimmtheit 03:43
Konsonantenzentrifuge 04:36
Epilog 01:56
Ende 02:25

An operetta in 8 acts by Istari Lasterfahrers alter ego F.K. Raeithel.

Musique concrète composed with erratic transistors, noddled & wiggled with wires in states of uncertainty. From berlin school to frankfurt school to north-sumatra the voice of apple speech synthesis is drain into the konsonantenzentrifuge and the leftover stammer of words treated by speech cleaning applications and autotuned speakers join into the play.

»For advertising pur­poses the Wurlitzer organ humanizes the vibrato, once a carrier of subjective expression, by mechanically superimposing it on the mechanically produced sound. The jargon likewise supplies men with patterns for being human, patterns which have been driven out of them by unfree labor, if in fact traces of free labor did ever exist.«

»I like it for the buchla bongos.« — Vince

Cover Drawing by Chrizzi Heinen

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Keep It Real
Fuck The Computer

Third 12inch four tracker on Dubcore by Istari Lasterfahrer. This was supposed to dive deep into rub-a-dub basslines and comes out with a wide selection of styles. `A Way She Want` kicks in with dancehall selection breaks and ping-pong percussions. `Brain Tuning` follows a more rave stabbing path. `Keep It Real` stomping up juke and jungle riddims in a trance mantra and `Fuck The Computer` ends up the plate with some 150 bpm hardcore jungle.

release on 29.7.2021 on 300 copies on vinyl
mastering and cut by lxc
runs at 45 rpm