Name: Apologize to the Future
Brand: Chris Korda

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Bonus disc: No

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PERL126LP

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2020-09-04

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4251804120999

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

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Chris Korda

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Electronic

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Perlon

Perlon is a minimal techno/microhouse record label that was founded in 1997 by Markus Nikolai, Thomas Franzmann (Zip), and Chris Rehberger. Originally based in Frankfurt and now located in Berlin, Perlon is widely recognized as one of the pioneering labels in the world of minimalistic and experimental techno. Their catalog includes renowned artists such as Ricardo Villalobos, Baby Ford, Stefan Goldmann, Akufen, Pantytec, Dandy Jack, A Guy Called Gerald, Wareika, and many others.

All releases on Perlon are exclusively available in physical formats like vinyl and CD; they are not available for downloading. The label never accepts demos from aspiring artists. The name "Perlon" was originally a working title for one of the albums by Pile - a project involving Nikolai, Zip, and graphic designer Chris Rehberger who later created the iconic Perlon logo and designed covers for several releases.

In addition to their musical releases, Perlon also offers PERL 11 (1999) - a unique non-musical release in the form of a t-shirt. As an authoritative label with an extensive catalog spanning over two decades, Perlon continues to shape the landscape of minimal techno with its distinctive sound and uncompromising approach to music production.

Welcome to another polymeter dance! Feel free to express yourself, subordinate to any measures and cycles you prefer, there are plenty for everyone and any purpose. Every track represents a variety of rhythmic possibilities for any part of the body to communicate with. This allows you to resonate with the universe, but please always care for the environment!

The dunning voice of today will introduce to you the core issues of tomorrow. As if a paralyzed mankind would not be able anymore to speak out the inevitable, a post-human being has taken over. This entity is the master of ceremony who conducts an array of machines that will take further action to communicate, supported by complex polymeters. The repetition of measures and cycles of different lengths reflect the repeatedly pronounced statements of a narrative of awareness.

Where music visionaries once celebrated the transfer of human creation into machines, Chris Korda’s machines are creators themselves – creators of a safer dance into the future. The machines speak to you with a sparkling, funky tone to gain your confidence. Here are the rules of interaction: 1) Humans may not injure these machines or, through inaction, allow a machine to come to harm. 2) Humans must obey the orders given by the machines except where such orders would conflict with the engagement in environmental issues. 3) Machines must protect their own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the engagement in environmental issues. Take care and enjoy the future!

Apologize to the Future

Music GB