Kresy - Lords Of Percussion

Review by Dwight Layne

Lords Of Percussion by Kresy: A Beat-Lover’s Dream Alright, let me just say—this album slapped harder than I expected. Released back in 2012 on Hivern Discs (a label outta Spain), Lords Of Percussion is one of those records that doesn’t try too hard to impress you but still does anyway. It’s got all the staples of electronic goodness: house vibes, techno grit, and enough club/dance energy to keep your feet moving till sunrise. Oh, and shoutout to Andreas for mastering this beast—it sounds crisp as hell. Now, there are six tracks here, but two really stuck with me: “Lords Of Percussion” (the original) and its remix by Jacob Korn. Let’s break it down. The OG version of “Lords Of Percussion” hits like a warm hug from an old friend who knows how to DJ. The beat builds slow, teasing you with these hypnotic percussion loops before dropping into something so smooth it feels illegal. There’s no over-the-top synth explosion or cheesy vocal sample—just pure rhythm doing its thing. Honestly, it’s kinda meditative. Like, you could listen to it while zoning out at 3 AM or losing yourself on a packed dancefloor. Either way, it works. Then there’s Jacob Korn’s remix of the same track. Dude flipped the script completely. If the original is chill and introspective, this remix is straight fire. Korn amps up the tempo, throws in some bouncy basslines, and adds layers of texture that make it feel totally fresh. This isn’t just a remix; it’s more like a reimagining. Every time I hear it, I catch something new—a little hi-hat tweak here, a sneaky echo there—and it keeps me coming back for more. Oh, and can we talk about the sheer audacity of naming almost every track some variation of “Lords Of Percussion”? At first, I thought it was lazy, but now I kinda love it. It’s like they’re saying, “Yeah, this whole album revolves around percussion, deal with it.” And honestly? I’m dealing. Reflecting on this record makes me realize something weird: sometimes less really is more. In a world where producers throw everything but the kitchen sink into their tracks, Kresy strips things back to basics and nails it. You don’t need flashy gimmicks when you’ve got killer beats and smart production choices. Final thought: if aliens ever visit Earth and ask us what human music sounds like, I’d hand them Lords Of Percussion. Not because it’s perfect, but because it’s real. Plus, imagine explaining house music to extraterrestrials—that’d be a conversation worth sticking around for.

Artist: Kresy
Album: Lords Of Percussion

Spain

Electronic

1969

Rating: 4.09

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Track	Duration	Preview
Lords of Percussion [Aster's Lots of Percussion Remix]
Lords of Percussion [Jacob Korn Remix]
Lords Of Percussion (Aster's Lots Of Percussion Remix)
Holding Space
Lords Of Percussion (Jacob Korn Remix)
Lords Of Percussion
Lords of Percussion

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Kresy - Holding Space

Kresy - Lords Of Percussion (Jacob Korn Remix)

Kresy - Lords Of Percussion (Aster's Lots Of Percussions Remix)

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HVN011

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Hivern Discs

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Vinyl
12"
33 ⅓ RPM

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Role	Company
Mastered At	Schnittstelle

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Mastered By	Andreas

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Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): HVN 011 A andreas at schnittstelle
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): HVN 011 B andreas at schnittstelle

About Kresy

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Alejandro Rodríguez

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Kresey
kresy

Aliases

Bep Kororoti
Alejandro Rodríguez

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *Lords Of Percussion* by Kresy is a hidden gem in the electronic music scene. Released in 2012 on Spain's Hivern Discs label, it blends house, techno, and club/dance vibes seamlessly. What makes it special? The album features not one, but two killer remixes of the title track—by Jacob Korn and Aster—giving listeners multiple ways to experience the same groove. Andreas mastered the whole thing, ensuring every beat hits just right. If you’re into percussive rhythms that feel alive, this one’s worth checking out!

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2025-03-14

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2025-03-14

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2025-03-14

Glad I bought the vinyl.

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2025-03-14

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2025-03-14

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2025-03-14

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