ARTIST: M-TWELVE
TITLE: APOCALYPSE IN PARADISE EP
LABEL: ELECTRIX
CATALOGUE NO: ELECTRIX011
RELEASED: 25 SEPTEMBER 2017

TRACK LISTING:
A1. ALL THE THINGS
A2. TIME SPENT
B1. TIME SPENT (SYNC 24 REMIX)
B2. TIME SPENT (TRANSPARENT SOUND REMIX)

M-Twelve is a new collaboration between Tortured and Electrix label owner, Billy Nasty and Nick Dunton of Surface Records, 65D Mavericks fame and more recently, Poverty is Violence label.

Taking their name, M-Twelve, from the iconic Fred Perry T-shirt, the pair decided to combine forces based on a love of techno and electro, their strong friendship and many late night conversations in the back rooms of various nightclubs. They started recording together last year and the ‘Apocalypse in Paradise EP’ is the first signs of their monthly meetings at what’s been dubbed, “Dunton Abbey Studios”.

The EP features their two original cuts of beautifully crafted emotional electro, the warm and glittering ‘All The Things’ and ‘Time Spent’ with it’s deep narrative and tough machine groove. In addition, remixes of ‘Time Spent’ come from Sync 24 (Scand / Cultivated Electronics) who delivers an energetically fuelled reworking and Electro veterans, Transparent Sound with a stripped and stomping acidic version.

Billy and Nick have also just started work on remixes for tracks by London Modular Alliance and Mr Velcro Fastener, so expect to hear more of their M-Twelve work over the coming months.

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Electrix Is Tortured Records sister label and is more experimental in nature and releases a mixture of Dancefloor-friendly Electro and deeper Techno, inspired by the Electro sounds of Miami, Detroit and those deep and dubby releases by the hugely influential Basic Channel. It was famous for getting Techno producers like Cari Lekebusch, Umek, Phil Kieran and Chris McCormack on the Electro tip but also for releasing quality releases from the likes of Dynarec, Mr Velcro Fastener, Transparent Sound, Max Durante and Kieth Tucker. With future releases from RadioNasty, Carl Finlow, Sync 24 and Scape One already lined up, Electrix looks sure to pick up where it left off, blurring the lines between Techno, Electro and Electronica without being self-indulgent and losing its grip on the Dancefloor.

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