Randomer

Beneath the name Randomer, London-based electronic musician Rohan Walder has generated up a wide-ranging discography of singles and EPs on numerous brands, ranging in designs from intricate drum’n’bass to hard, banging warehouse techno. He initial surfaced around 2008 with drum’n’bass and dubstep information on labels such as for example Sound Freaks and Alpha Cut. By 2010, his sound acquired evolved using the post-dubstep current and included elements of home and broken defeat, and he released materials on Tru Thoughts and Spirit Jazz. The aptly called Obtuse EP made an appearance on Raffertie’s Super label in 2011, implemented shortly by True Talk on Quantities. He continuing in the EP’s stripped-down, ominous setting for his following releases, a lot of which appeared on Untold’s Hemlock Recordings. The eerie, hard-as-nails 2013 solitary “Bring” was an especially big club monitor. Following that his tracks just became grittier and even more scuffed-up, and he got produces on Clone Cellar Series and L.We.E.S. (Long Isle Electrical Systems). Around 2016, Dekmantel released Randomer’s Operating Dry EP within their UFO Series.