Pan-Pot's track IDs

Nine

Collapsed Civilization

Out June 5, pre-order it here: https://rekids.bandcamp.com/album/radio-silence-part-one

@Rekids label boss @radio-slave ventures further into unknown territory in a three-part sophomore album entitled ‘Radio Silence’ with the first instalment dropping in June.

Part One features the breathless, surging techno track 'Contact'.

Radio Silence - Part One

Premiere: Radio Slave 'Contact'

Expectations

Rell

Rane

Download/Stream >> https://fanlink.to/dense_pika_neon

Dense & Pika’s Kneaded Pains imprint has been a ‘tour de force’ of late, releasing a consistent stream of top notch techno and electronica from artists like Egbert, Mat Playford, Eats Everything, Charlotte de Whitte, Robots With No Soul, Elisa Bee, Martin Books and many more.
 
The duo have been busy of late, readying their full length album for BMG and dropping a couple of singles as a precursor, including a collaboration with Leftfield.  The ‘Neon’ single comes on their own imprint, pulling together two box fresh cuts in their own inimitable fashion.
 
Charging and thunderous beats are coupled with bright rave piano stabs and cut up vox on ‘Neon’, whilst ‘Gout’ takes a decidedly darker route, nonetheless just as funky, as mangled tones and vocals are injected into a tight and dominant rhythm.

Download/Stream

Dense & Pika - Neon (KP70) [clip]

Buy here: fanlink.to/ppmu-mymind
Digital Release: 28th August 2020
Vinyl Release: 2nd October 2020

A1: Pan-Pot vs. Motion Unit - My Mind (Radar Remix)
B1: Pan-Pot vs. Motion Unit - My Mind (Future Remix)
B2: Pan-Pot vs. Motion Unit - My Mind (Galactica Remix)

Two pioneering German techno duos come together in the latest release for Second State: Motion Unit’s “My Mind” from 1998, given the remix treatment by label bosses Pan-Pot and served three different ways. 

A big walloping kick, industrial crunch, guttural drones and an assortment of spacey synths over the top bring the “Radar Remix” slamming into the now. It’s densely layered, fast-moving, forever changing gears, and bound to blow the roof off virtual raves around the world this summer. The “Future Remix” is more pared back, percolating gently with breathy vocal effects, a slo-mo drone and squelchy acid lines creating a moody, after-hours vibe. Conjuring trippy scenes from outer space, the “Galactica Remix” closes the release out with an unpredictable patchwork of broken beats, snatches of robotic vocal samples and woozy pads, for less conventional dancefloor moments. 

The My Mind remix package offers three exceptional versions of a classic track that are respectful to the source material while refreshing it with the modern techniques and sounds that Pan-Pot are famous for.

@pan-pot
@andrewinter
@mathiashattingishatzler
@secondstateaudio

BUY HERE

Pan-Pot vs. Motion Unit - My Mind (Radar Remix)

I arrived in Los Angeles in 1989 where I become bi-costal traveling between Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco working in the Film and Music Industry. Dancing in the Sound Factory, End-Up, Ice Factory, Mayan, Orbit, the Cat Club and the underground of LA. I threw undergrounds in downtown Los Angeles and ran a legal warehouse for four years. This is my beginning. It will never end.

Rell

Alex Randal

Related tracks