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Plaque De Trip 2600

Plaque De Trip 2600 - A1 - Torben Dallas & The Illusionist - Hypnotik Game

Oversimulated Process [Mental Assembly vol. 4]

Out : 2012
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Cerebral Noise 02 : Nostromo - Tettsuo

Godmøther

M4RTY_INSIDE ACID FABRIC

B1 eMeL - Disappear

159 | miklosh – love beaming giants
Miklosh, also known as Michael Rittner, is no stranger to Broque. We fondly remember his release as THE Moment KLKTV with us, and he also looks back on a rich history in Mexico’s club and rave scene of the late ’90s and early 2000s. Having lived in Spain for many years now, his new EP Love Beaming Giants serves as a way to reconnect with old friends and collaborators from his former home and across the globe. The original track is a collaboration with Paint Hotels from Sydney, inspired by a DMT experience that went viral on Instagram—a source of inspiration that’s clearly audible. The result brims with ideas, stylistic twists, and unexpected breaks, so much so that even five remixes can hardly capture all its facets. Dark slo-mo beats and vocal samples intertwine with Malcom Scholfield’s psychedelic guitar, flowing from trance-like atmospheres into airy drum & bass before merging into a hybrid that unites all these influences into something truly unique. The remixes explore very different directions: Dani Dan highlights the ambient layers over playful rhythms, while Seis Drum shows how much funk can emerge even without a classic beat structure. Chas Rodriguez’s version marches forward with straightforward 4/4 beats, infused with a dark funk that nods to his background as a drummer in the ’90s. Paravoice builds on the warmth of the original’s chords for a funkier take, whereas Fouchache, with its old-school bassline and guitar textures, draws inspiration from Gary Numan. Like the original, each remix is a wild journey—one that radiates plenty of love without requiring DMT.