AH CAMA-SOTZ Urban Pulse [+ 4 bonus] CD Digipack 2026 HANDS

Name: AH CAMA-SOTZ Urban Pulse [+ 4 bonus] CD Digipack 2026 HANDS
Brand: HANDS
SKU: 49986
Price: 16.99 EUR

Art.Nr.: 49986

EAN: 8016670174301

Label: HANDS

EUR 16,99
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Produktdetails

Artist:	AH CAMA-SOTZ

Title:	Urban Pulse

Format:	CD in Hands PaperPack

Year:	22.05.2026

Label:	Hands Productions

Tracklist:	01 Echoes of the Night 02 Urban Nocturne 03 Process Unknown 04 Flesh Code 05 Sector 13 06 Ghost Control Bonus-Tracks: 07 Midnight Vibe 08 City Without Limits 09 Overheat 10 Dust & Light

Info:	The CD edition comes in Hands PaperPack and with an ‘Addendum’ of 4 exclusive tracks. The four accompanying pieces expand above perspective without dissolving the tension. Here, the underlying pulse occasionally steps closer to the surface, revealing a more immediate physical clarity and functional directness. Yet even in these more accessible moments, AH CAMA-SOTZ resists resolution; the motion remains measured, introspective, and detached. Rather than extending the album outward, these tracks illuminate alternate angles of the same shadowed environment. Emerging from the ever-shifting continuum of AH CAMA-SOTZ’ work, “Urban Pulse” refines the movement at its very core. Across decades, Herman Klapholz has shaped a body of work rooted in ritual atmospheres, psycholgical depth and rhythmic transformation; here, these elements appear distilled to their bare function. Rhythm no longer erupts nor guides toward catharsis - it persists, steady and nocturnal, unfolding as environment. The new album on HANDS inhabits urban night spaces where motion seems without limit, suspended between control and immersion, carrying the unmistakable presence of AH CAMA-SOTZ while shifting its centre of gravity. Across its six core pieces, “Urban Pulse” unfolds with restraint. Repetition becomes the primary force, pulses circling with patient insistence, forming structures that feel architectural. The rhythmic language recalls the physical presence long inherent to AH CAMA-SOTZ, yet avoids confrontation; pressure replaces aggression, continuity replaces climax. At times the mechanical framework briefly reveals its industrial ancestry, while elsewhere the motion recedes into deeper atmospheric spaces, allowing shadow and resonance to surface.