Bit-Tuner
Low-Speed Detonation
Album will be released as a 12“ vinyl, cd and digital download on the 12th December 2009 by Trepok Rec.
Andrea Ferraris for Chain DLK Music Reviews
"Never heard anything about this guy before, but seeing it was on Trepok I had great expectations since the swiss label has had a hell of a good taste so far. Squared, hard-pounding rhythms with reminiscences of break beat and hip hop, an in "your face" electronic approach and some acid sounds and melodies to make the trip more enjoyable. Every sound is sharply shaped and compressed as much as it needs to reach the boombastic quality. A release like that could also be really close to some of the last years' artists on Mike Paradinas' label (sometimes it also reminded me of Kid Spatula). For what concerns arrangements don't think we're in front of one of those artists obsessed by hyper structures, Bit Tuner is much more absorbed in sound definition that's why the compression is always turgid like a pair of tits petrified by a wander bra. Rise your hands for the master of ceremony!!! Thumbs up!"
Jan Willelm Broek for Caleidoscoop
"Bit-Tuner produces a blood-curdling beautiful, sometimes terrifying atmosphere that seems to be directed by David Lynch. The title of the album has been rightly chosen, because he makes slow music whith a destroying strength. Overwhelming and stretching to the last second."
20minuten
"Bit-Tuner is the master of booming basswalls and sweeping noises. His beats are radical and though-minded."
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Bit-Tuner Interview at DRS3 "Sounds"