"K" doesn't stand for the usual clicks'n'cuts-sound that's so popular nowadays. His interpretation of the term "Netmusic" stands for trying out new ideas and leave old paths behind in favour of new spaces for interpretation. This flexibility is one of the reasons why K.Fog, despite his releases on vinyl, keeps publishing on netlabels. His new "K-Series" sees him reworking the old basic channel-sound and infusing it with new ideas - a distinct difference to what he has released so far. And surely a release that will provoke mixed responses since the fact that the tracks aren't as precise and clear as usual leaves room for all kinds of interpretations. The EP is rounded off by two remixes, one provided by berlin-based dub-outfit Authist & Dub One!, the other one by Peripherique, who has long become a household name here on musicartistry, be it as Peripherique, Phour Trakk or as one half of the Zengineers.
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