Release Date: 25th September 2015
Distribution: Physical – Kartel // Digital – Believe
Tracklisting:
01 Telesto Enchantment
02 If You Want To Get Into It
03 Metal Taste
04 Soft Geometry
05 Bajo La Luna
06 Sacred Bone
07 The Magnificent Hand
08 Joseph’s Kiss
09 I Am Automatic
10 For One Touch
11 Spirit Of The Age
12 There’s No More Time
You’d be hard pushed to find an artist who has been both the influenced and the influencer across so many spectrums of music. Renowned for consistently injecting the UK’s music scene with vitality, Justin Robertson, in his Deadstock 33s guise, delivers a landmark body of work ‘Everything Is Turbulence’.
Deadstock 33s; a different angle and a different moniker which encompasses a warmer sound to Robertson’s productions and a distillation of what has gone before. ‘Everything Is Turbulence’, is his second album under this alias and comprises 12 considerately crafted tracks, acting as a sonic companion to his always diverse DJ sets. The interface between mystery and reason, the point where magic and science meet and embrace chaos.
“This is a collection of lysergic soul and atomic machine boogie, stripped down and urgent in places, delicate and dark in others, tight but loose, combining the visceral needs of the dance floor with the rich heritage of years of psychedelic audio research.” Justin Robertson
‘Everything Is Turbulence’ is laced with various artistic contributors, including Lisa Elle from Dark Horses providing vocals and guitar on ‘Metal Taste’, Justin’s wife Sofia Robertson lends her haunting vocals on ‘For One Touch’ and ‘I Am Automatic’, a collaboration between Justin and Daniel Avery, one of the biggest stars to emerge from the electronic scene in recent times, with whom he has a long standing production partnership
Justin’s sonics rose from a hazy Northern sub-culture where the Hacienda was rife and Balearic was at its peak. His path has been one of evolution constantly remaining one of the most relevant and exciting producers and DJs in the electronic realm. To this day he regularly rules the stage at the likes of Fabric, Bugged Out, The Mixmag Lab & Manchester’s Warehouse Project, yet is equally at home playing dub in the sun-kissed outdoors on the Adriatic coast at Electric Elephant. Dancefloor royalty yes, but much more than that.
His music career has seen him helm a festival-conquering band in the form of Lionrock, remix a huge range of artists including Bjork, The Chemical Bros, Stone Roses & New Order, and be remixed by the likes of Ulrich Schnauss, Barnt and Andrew Weatherall. Outside of the musical sphere, Justin is an acclaimed painter, as demonstrated in his exhibition also titled ‘Everything Is Turbulence’ which is being shown around Europe this year. He also writes and is one of the most stylish gents you’ll see around town.
Justin Robertson: justinrobertson.co.uk
Skint Records: skintentertainment.com