Aperture has always been about discovering new artists and bringing them to the forefront and Italy is well-renowned for it's electronic music, both past and present. So, from one Italian duo (T.E.S.O.) to another: introducing Diaster. Diaster aka Teo & G grew up in Treviso, listening to the most experimental music they could find in their small rural city near Venice. With Matteo inspired by metal and Musique Concrete and Gianluca a researcher of old electronic/instrumental music, they decided to experiment with their various experiences in house, techno and drum-n-bass, inserting strata of industrial music and noise into their material. After Enchantments (2017), their debut EP on DVNTT which deserves more recognition, and an accomplished follow-up on Subsist records; Final Beginner, Aperture Records brings you their latest contribution, Clustered Non Symmetry. On first acquaintance, this eight-track album appears on the minimal spectrum; monolithic and indivisible. Tension builds slowly and influences, mostly of a similar vintage, come through. Arrhythmic incursions of stark and contorted electronics conjure up a hesitant, stealthily-undermined delineative framework.