Blastromen - ØEra (Dominance Electricity) 12" test pressing

Electro (Finland)
12" vinyl EP, test pressing (15 copies) on BioVinyl + info sheet

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Blastromen - ØEra (Dominance Electricity, DE-035)

12" vinyl. Test pressing on "BioVinyl" (info below). Optimal Media test pressing cover and "BioVinyl" labels. Plus ØEra release info sheet. 20 copies made, 15 for sale.

A1. Trauma
A2. Regenerate
B1. I.S.E
B2. Eraser

Trauma (teaser):

Regenerate (teaser):

I.S.E (teaser):

Eraser (teaser):

Eraser (full):

Return of the Blastromen!
"ØEra" marks the long-awaited comeback of the Finnish Electro duo, seven long years after their album "Cyberia". The new EP features four fresh productions and is released via their German label home, Dominance Electricity. All tracks written, composed, produced and mixed by Blastromen. Mastered by Vladan Cvetkovic (Kalson). Cover artwork by Falk Klemm for Dominance Electricity.

Download release available separately via Bandcamp and all other digital music platforms.
https://dominanceelectricity.bandcamp.com/album/era

What is BioVinyl?

Traditional vinyl records are made from standard PVC, which is derived from mineral oil. BioVinyl is also PVC from a chemical point of view, but instead of mineral oil, it uses recycled cooking oil. This substitution leads to a reduction of approximately 90% in CO2 emissions. Apart from this difference in the production process, BioVinyl records are virtually identical to standard vinyl records. In terms of acoustics, appearance, smell, and durability, BioVinyl performs the same as conventional vinyl. More info: https://www.optimal-media.com/en/press/biovinyl/

Was ist BioVinyl?

Traditionelle Schallplatten werden aus gewöhnlichem PVC hergestellt, das aus Mineralöl gewonnen wird. BioVinyl ist chemisch gesehen ebenfalls PVC, jedoch wird anstelle von Mineralöl recyceltes Speiseöl verwendet. Dieser Austausch führt zu einer Reduktion der CO2-Emissionen um etwa 90%. Abgesehen von diesem Unterschied im Produktionsprozess sind BioVinyl-Schallplatten praktisch identisch mit herkömmlichen Vinyl-Schallplatten. In Bezug auf Akustik, Aussehen, Geruch und Haltbarkeit gibt es bei BioVinyl keinen Unterschied zu herkömmlichem Vinyl. Mehr Infos: https://www.optimal-media.com/press/biovinyl/