The 2017 album "Plant Age" showcases Terekke's signature sound: a dubby, deeply reverberant take on house music that feels both immediate and eternally decayed. Its warm, warped textures and loping rhythms offer a compelling alternative to the era's cleaner electronic productions.
- "Plant Age" was released on November 13, 2017, by the New York label L.I.E.S. Records.
- The album features Terekke’s characteristic use of tape saturation and analog processing to create a sound that is both vintage and otherworldly.
- The release was notable for its consistent, immersive atmosphere, marking a significant statement in Terekke’s discography on L.I.E.S.
Terekke is the alias of Hamilton, Ontario-based electronic musician Doug Applegate. He is best known for his hazy, tape-saturated house and techno tracks. Released in late 2017, "Plant Age" arrived midway through Terekke’s prolific period on L.I.E.S. Records, following a string of well-received EPs and preceding further output on the label.
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