Compass Error

Catalog # HF016 on the HARDFLOOR label....

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my view on this classic track....

Hardfloor : Acperience 1 : ROBERT BABICZ REMIX - Out Now!

Originally set up in 1994, Christian Smith’s Tronic label holds a special place in techno circles. A leading force in shaping a less purist techno sound Tronic was amongst the first labels to embrace sounds from house and techno to create records that DJ’s from both scenes would play; and so it is with excited expectation that Tronic makes its return. 
One of the most in-demand production outfits around, Christian Smith &amp; John Selway are coming off a magical year. Releases for Drumcode, Bedrock, SCI+TEC and Renaissance have put them at the top of the sales charts and on countless DJs playlists. 
The legendary “Move!” (first released in 1996 on Carl Cox’s Intec label) returns to it’s spiritual home to mark the re-launch of Tronic. Originally support by everyone from Jeff Mills to Danny Tenaglia and famously included on Sasha’s seminal Ibiza Global Underground compilation, Move! is one of those records that has stood the test of time. 

For the re-launch package remixes have come from Steve Angello, and the hotly tipped Brazilian trio Dimitri Nakov, Gabe, and Ritkam (Dimitri &amp; Gabe recently remixed Sasha’s “Park It In The Shade”). Angello’s remix remains pleasingly close to the original with just a few modern touches while Nakov, Gabe &amp; Ritkam lend a deeper, progressive flavour.

Christian Smith & John Selway - Move! (Dimitri Nakov, Gabe & Ritkam Remix)

Interstellar Frequencies is an immersive electronic odyssey that transports listeners through a sprawling sonic universe. Beginning with ethereal, shimmering textures and a profound sense of cosmic mystery, the track gradually evolves into a dynamic soundscape driven by intricate rhythms and pulsating basslines. Layers of sophisticated synth work intertwine with industrial-tinged percussive elements, building a powerful, futuristic energy that is both expansive and deeply engaging. This track masterfully blends atmospheric grandeur with propulsive electronic momentum, creating an epic journey perfect for cinematic exploration, high-tech sequences, or evoking the awe of the unknown.

Interstellar Frequencies

threw this bih together in a night after a couple hours of trying to figure things out before for a bit

One Love Stix Flip (Dreamy remix)

The birth

MRE - The Deep Edge Prt 3 (Jamez Remix)

Compass Error (Tarantella Vs. Redanka Dubbed)

Compass Error (Tarantella Vs. Redanka Version)

One of the current techno scene’s ‘hidden treasures’, Bristol based A Sagittariun has discretely released a wide breadth of music over the last five years for labels like Secretsundaze, Hypercolour and his own Elastic Dreams label.  Two highly acclaimed albums in “Dream Ritual” and “Elasticity” as well as fifteen EPs have appealed to those who like their techno without frontiers, taking in blistering 140BPM techno, breakbeat IDM and ambient dub with ease.  His second release for Hypercolour displays signs of crossover appeal at long last…

Lead track “Vanishing Point” has already been receiving early plays from the likes of Laurent Garnier (dropping it in his recent Timewarp Germany set), Spencer Parker and Len Faki.  Big pumping beats and spiralling FX fall aside to a lone breakbeat that ushers in one pretty special breakdown section.  The childlike keys and fathoms deep synth stabs (straight out of the John Carpenter school of fathoms deep synth stabs) have already drawn comparisons to the retro 80s vibes to be heard on the American sci-fi horror series Stranger Things.  It’s a breakdown that takes the listener to an uncharted dimension, bookended by slammin’ beats that acts as a perfect mood changer in any set.  Watch this one soar!

“The Pathway” keeps things on an all together straighter tip; an incessant tribal loop weaves and filters around a thunderous kick and shuffling hats, ebbing and flowing all the way in what might be A Sagittariun’s most club-centric and stripped back production yet.   Matrixxman (Dekmantel/Spectral Sound) is on hold to deliver a superb remix; pushing the original down a long dark tunnel for a growling and reverberating techno overhaul.  Splendid stuff from the San Francisco based DJ/producer who is making serious waves on the scene after his landmark 2015 album ‘Homesick’ for Ghostly International.

Compass Error (Tarantella Vs. Redanka Dubbed)

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