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Carsten Jost (David Lieske) co-founded the techno label Dial with Peter M. Kersten (Sten, Lawrence) and Paul Kominek (Turner, Pawel) in Hamburg, Germany in 1999. Dial provides released broadly acclaimed albums by performers such as for example Pantha du Prince, Efdemin, and Roman Flügel, and is among the most respectable resources of atmospheric minimal techno. Jost started releasing music in the label in 2000, and his early function was sparse and glitchy, supplying a colder, darker undertake the microhouse craze that was well-known in underground dance music at that time. Following EPs Elmenreich and Make Pigs Pay out, Jost’s full-length debut, YOU DO NOT NEED a Weatherman to learn Which Method the Blowing wind Blows, was co-released by Dial and Ladomat 2000 in past due 2001. Extra EPs implemented for labels such as for example Klang Elektronik and Sender Information, and Jost remixed paths by Swayzak, Tocotronic, Phantom Ghost, among others. By the center of the 2000s, Jost’s music got evolved right into a warmer, even more melodic deep home audio, but with a melancholy undercurrent still present. In 2007, he released the one Atlantis 1 and 2 and a divide 12″ with Efdemin. He appeared to disappear being a documenting artist for some time before resurfacing in 2011, writing a divide one with Lawrence. Jost and Efdemin also remixed “Adhere to My Part,” Pantha du Prince’s cooperation with Panda Carry. Following a straight longer lack, Jost collaborated with Robert Kulisek as Misanthrope CA, liberating a dark drone recording entitled Deathbridge in 2016. Jost released his long-awaited second single album, Perishable Techniques, in 2017.
