A Day At The Beach, by Dysfunctional Family

A Day At The Beach

by Dysfunctional Family

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YEAHMOZZA this is an album that helps me drift away for a moment and I really appreciates that

LackLuster This is one of those special albums that's impossible to put into words, so I'll just say that it's really fucking good. While every track maintains its own unique personality, they all seamlessly guide the listener through their grandiose narrative, impossible to escape from once hooked. Favorite track: Deepwater Horizon.

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1.	Great Barrier Reef 05:04	buy track
2.	Pacific Trash Vortex 04:45	buy track
3.	Deepwater Horizon 05:47	buy track
4.	It's Very Radioactive 04:42	buy track
5.	Digital Tide 04:00	buy track
6.	Sunscreen Pharao 04:43	buy track
7.	Breeze 04:21	buy track
8.	Rogue Wave 05:42	buy track
9.	Mariana Trench Blues 03:34	buy track
10.	Zertretene Sandburgen 04:14	buy track

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The contemporary cross-pollination of electronic genres and styles has a way of bringing out the very best of daring, boundary-pushing musicians and creatives. Hailing from Essenbach, Germany, the contemporary producer and songwriter duo Dysfunctional Family has a bevy of obvious talents all suffusing together; from synth work to drum programming, harmonic interplay, and the massaging of the vibe, their work has a way of setting the bar a few notches higher, and is consequently gestating a particularly driven sound. As a result, The Rust is extraordinarily excited to present their latest minted works, the 10-track LP A Day At The Beach.

Walking through the front door of the album puts the listener on prime, beachfront real-estate; A Day At The Beach is quintessentially a collection of downbeat, IDM-infused tracks that flip between pulsating low end and extremely lush compositional dialogue. The overarching musical narratives are brought to life through potent Reese synthesis and hyper-dextrous percussion anchored to the interplay of chords, leads, lone piano lines, and a panoply of glitch motifs and manipulated audio artifacts. The beauty of the album is both its expansive palette and it's incredibly tight songwriting fundamentals, showcasing a creative mind that's as compositionally focused as it is exploratory, and the marriage of risk and reward plays out across every single track on the LP. Regardless of where your tastes lay on spectrum, A Day At The Beach has the right blend of ingredients and right attitude to appeal to any and all ears and minds at large.

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released June 21, 2022

Written and produced by Yannick Weber and Robin Atherton.
Mixed and mastered by Robin Atherton.
Artwork by Veronika Trasko.

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