Stream:2562 new album Fever

artist: 2562
title: Fever
label: When In Doubt
date: 4 April 2011

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2562 Launches his new label “When In Doubt”(preview EP) 2562 Album due April

2562 aka Dave Huismans – from The Hague/Holland, in Berlin/Germany – is known for his releases on Tectonic Recordings as well as 3024 and usually gets classified somewhere in the wasteland between cutting-edge bass music, techno and house. When In Doubt is his new imprint, aiming to release personal, formula-free music.

First official 2562 release in over a year, marking the launch of his new When In Doubt label. Two heartfelt low slung boogie anthems – a taster of things to come. Limited to 300 copies for the world on blue vinyl in hand printed sleeves; no digital; no reappearance on future vinyl.

Artist: 2562
Label: When In Doubt
Cat No: doubt000
Format: 10”
Release date: 7th Feb

A: Aquatic Family Affair Listen

AA: This Is Hardcore  Listen

Look out for the 2562 Album due April this year on: 12×2” Vinyl, CD & Digital.

Coming soon, Exclusive Distribution by S.T. Holdings Ltd.

www.myspace.com/2562dub

A Made Up Sound -Demons (preview)

Deadly serious new voyage into the unknown by A Made Up Sound… weirdly emotive, yet banging machine-funk with punching low end on the A-side; far out metallic broken-beyond-repair beat science on the flip. Soundsystem material for the year 2050… Recommended!!

Listen/clips

• 1 demons
• 2 extra time
• 3 demons reprise

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2562-RA Podcast 203

Published / 19 April 2010
Filesize / 72.59 MB
Length / 01:00:28
Status / Available

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Dave Huismans brings the techno and dubstep fusion on this week’s RA podcast.

Of the artists to emerge from the dialogue between techno and dubstep, The Hague’s Dave Huismans must be rated as one of the finest. His production roots are actually in broken beat and his Dogdaze moniker, but 2007 saw him launch the 2562 project on Pinch’s Tectonic Recordings, forging techno sounds to dubstep beat structures to great effect. While debut album Aerial was fairly singular and streamlined in its approach to the fusion of techno and dubstep, his sophomore effort showed a totally different side to Huismans’ sound. With more overt references to UK garage and house, Unbalance managed to scrape into the top ten of last year’s RA albums poll, with Oli Marlow calling it “a zenith for techno-tinged dubstep in 2009.”

He’s also been keeping busy with his A Made Up Sound moniker which operates in a slightly more conventional house and techno vein. Last year’s “Rework” on his own A Made Up Sound imprint and the four-track EP on Clone were essential releases if you like your 4/4 beats to be swung and bass-heavy, and those two adjectives are definitely something that you say about his effort for this week’s RA podcast.(RA)