Pan Daijing - A Satin Sight

Described by the label as a very personal release by the performance and sound artist Pan Daijing, inspired by Arthur Rimbaud's A Season In Hell. The title refers to objects viewed through a soft filter. Ritualistic, energetic, abrasive, and surrounded by your embrace." – deejay.de

“Images of conservative China do not conjure up anything one might associate with dark, noisy techno. Rigid adherence to conventional gender roles, and an ardent insistence on filial piety seem well out of place in dance music culture. In Pan Daijing’s A Satin Sight, however, there is a vigorous refusal of those rigidities: her unbridled lust for the distorted, sexual, and deviant at odds with the old-fashioned values of rural China.” – The Quietus

“A must-have for the hardest-working noise techno jocks.” – Boomkat

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