Amsterdam based producer Pascal Terstappen, aka Applescal, has just dropped his fourth album, For, a delicate affair full of subtle dreamscapes, intricate percussive structures and almost subconscious danceable moments. It’s a much more smoother affair than his previous releases with less use of static and intervention and more continuity. Focusing in on minimalism though is a Terstappen trademark and ‘Japanese Bubbles’, the first single to drop from the record is no exception with its buoyancy conveying the feeling you are just staying afloat without being concerned of going under – a state of aquatic suspension almost.
You can listen to the track below and sample two other tracks at his soundcloud here and get an idea that this is a varied affair. Listen to the track below and grab a copy of For on vinyl here.
Tracklist
1. Like You Do
2. Matter
3. For Lovers
4. Overseas
5. Moabit
6. Flutes In The Air
7. Japanese Bubbles
8. Where Are You
9. Airports
10. Borrowing The Past (feat. Rhian Sheehan)
Japanese Bubbles
Applescal (NET)
From the album, ‘For, Atomnation.
Applescal Facebook
Audio Stream
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