The 2010 Dog Daze Tapes cassette "Maze of Death" captures Excepter in a particularly insular and meditative groove, a hypnotic soundscape that feels both ancient and futuristic. It's a transmission from the deepest reaches of their collaborative process.
- "Maze of Death" was released on cassette by the Dog Daze Tapes label, a small imprint that focused on experimental electronic music.
- The album showcases Excepter's signature style of extended, dub-influenced improvisations, with repetitive motifs gradually evolving over the course of its tracks.
- The release is representative of Excepter's prolific output during the late 2000s and early 2010s, a period marked by frequent album and EP drops on various underground labels.
Excepter is a Brooklyn-based electronic music collective known for their improvisational approach and distinctive brand of dub-influenced, psychedelic techno. At the time of "Maze of Death," they were deep into their prolific run of releases on independent labels, further cementing their cult status within the underground electronic music scene.
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