Established in 2019, KR3 Rec has since been steadily exploring the inner depths of the dark, musical psyche. Teetering on the edges of obscure electronics, their releases uncover a fascination with techno's mutant underside. For this label, ‘strange’ is synonymous with home.

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With its most recent release, ‘Veneer of Tolerance Remixes’, the label goes one step further in placing itself at the cusp of techno music’s myriad intersections. Spanning from gabber to ambient, nine cutting-edge reinterpretations slip seamlessly into JK Flesh’s iconic three-decade career.

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Leading this particular release is Rrose, alias of California-based artist Seth Horvitz. With a solid repertoire of releases, published texts, and collaborative projects, Rrose is familiar with what it means to test perceptual and sonic limits. Not shy about positing themself within confronting political discourses, they blow the fuses as often on the topics of identity as with their artistry. From gender to social injustice they stretch droning compositions to unique, powerful odes.

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Opening the double-vinyl, Rrose rises full-force with a hallucinogenic rework of 'Empty Words'. Set in a sensual hailstorm of noise, the track delivers an unforgiving take on a rawly resonating scene.

Veneer of Tolerance Remixes [KR3.012]

Full tracklist

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1. Empty words (Rrose Remix)
2. Veneer of Tolerance (Steve Bicknell Remix)
3. Veneer of Tolerance (Samuel Kerridge Remix)
4. Empty Words (Huren Remix)
5. Human/Nature (Reeko Remix)
6. Will All Be Done (Psyk Remix)
7. Veneer of Tolerance (Zadig / Day Is Dying Remix)
8. The Stranger (JK Flesh Revisit)
9. Veneer of Tolerance (Steve Bicknell Outro Version)

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Veneer of Tolerance Remixes will be out on March 11th, 2023. Order a copy via Bandcamp.