The Sound of Isolation

The Sound of Isolation

We welcome back our good friends, dillmann&schauer with another journey of a trip through the more melodic side of techno. This is the Sound of Isolation.

Come on now, opens again with a bassline, a complimentary kick and sirens. The hats and snare creating an uptempo groove, emphasising the lighter synth work. Melodic sound sequences carry you to a far away place until the sirens start screaming "Come on now!" and pull you back to a clap driven beat.

Get it features the floating synth sound on a crisp kick groove and a heavy bassline, building up a direct track. Horns blend with more mysterious sounds that carry you through to the perfectly designed 80s style sounding arpeggios until it grows to an eruption. Just close your eyes and enjoy until you get it.

Iceshelf is as alarming as the melting of the Antarctic Ice shelf should be, with a sound that draws you right into the track. Woven into a steadily repeated bass riff, complex layers build over each other reassembling the historically enriched structure of the thousands of years old antarctic ice.


Nest is Skunk, with dark and mysterious sounds filled with light cool grooves. Enjoy the most complex track on this release with thick layers of various synths creating a relaxed and dreamy travel through your mind. This is a composed beauty - dillmann&schauer approve with goosebumps and tears in their eyes.

Back to the Beginning opens with the original synth bass sound that signalled the start of the dillmann&schauer project. Spherical strings and bells develop an experience which stresses out the concept of their music: Heart-warming synth sounds on a straight beat.