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RISING – Dylan Ettinger
# RISING – Dylan Ettinger Blade Runner-blues Korg-king Dylan Ettinger just busted out his Moog for the *Lion Of Judah* 7″ on Not Not Fun, which follows his excellent loose 2010 trilogy with *Botany Bay*, *Smokin'* and *New Age Outlaws*. As the title suggests, things are still in ultra-stoned sounding mode: futurist vibes over slow detached vocals. Dylan Ettinger started this current music project out of his bedroom in Illinois when he was 17 years old. Influenced by bands like **Double Leopards**, **Mouthus** and early Skaters tapes, his early recordings had a similar, heavy psychedelic-noise sound. But over the years, his music has become more song-oriented and less harsh and noisy. Today it's flavored with retro-futuristic melancholy, occasionally dipping into that classic crisp synth-pop sound derived from **Kraftwerk** or **The Human League**. He's still living in his basement in Bloomington, Indiana -- and it is perhaps this very diametric opposition that gives his mental conjurings such passion. Without a doubt he is one of today's finest crafters of patient, layered sounds. His dark synth pieces have that faint hint of anamorphic blues that lingered in the backdrop of the **LA Vampires** and **Zola Jesus** collaboration. Watch his clear-focused video for the title track *Lion Of Judah* and listen to his smoked-out psyche-dub below:
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    text: '<p>Blade Runner-blues Korg-king<strong> Dylan Ettinger</strong> just busted out his Moog for the <em>Lion Of Judah</em> 7&Prime; on Not Not Fun, which follows his excellent loose 2010 trilogy with <em>Botany Bay</em>, <em>Smokin&rsquo;</em> and <em>New Age Outlaws</em>. As the title suggests, things are still in ultra-stoned sounding mode: futurist vibes over slow detached vocals.</p><p>Dylan Ettinger started this current music project out of his bedroom in Illinois when he was 17 years old. Influenced by bands like <strong>Double Leopards</strong>, <strong>Mouthus</strong> and early Skaters tapes, his early recordings had a similar, heavy psychedelic-noise sound. But over the years, his music has become more song-oriented and less harsh and noisy. Today it&rsquo;s flavored with retro-futuristic melancholy, occasionally dipping into that classic crisp synth-pop sound derived from <strong>Kraftwerk</strong> or <strong>The Human League</strong>.</p><p>He&rsquo;s still living in his basement in Bloomington, Indiana &ndash; and it is perhaps this very diametric opposition that gives his mental conjurings such passion. Without a doubt he is one of today&rsquo;s finest crafters of patient, layered sounds. His dark synth pieces have that faint hint of anamorphic blues that lingered in the backdrop of the <strong>LA Vampires</strong> and <strong>Zola Jesus</strong> collaboration.</p><p>Watch his clear-focused video for the title track <em>Lion Of Judah</em> and listen to his smoked-out psyche-dub below:</p>'
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# RISING – Dylan Ettinger Blade Runner-blues Korg-king Dylan Ettinger just busted out his Moog for the *Lion Of Judah* 7″ on Not Not Fun, which follows his excellent loose 2010 trilogy with *Botany Bay*, *Smokin'* and *New Age Outlaws*. As the title suggests, things are still in ultra-stoned sou...