Release date: August 11th 2014
Remixers: Jamie Stevens, Frank Mueller AKA Beroshima, Subjects

Secret Cinema and Max D-Loved team up for their second release together. Both producers are known for their original and unique yet effective tracks. Their first collaboration ‘Wow Cat’ came down like a bomb on Sian’s Octopus Recordings. Now they follow up with a powerful warm melodic festival anthem called ‘Martina’ on Gem Records. Jamie Stevens, Frank Mueller AKA Beroshima and Subjects deliver remixes that cover the spectrum from laid back to full on techno. 

Secret Cinema & Max D-Loved - Martina (Original Mix)

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D-Unity - Out Loud (Oscar L Remix) [Premiere]

The Spanish native premiers his first release on Truesoul records, ‘Moti On’, a 4 track EP packed with punchy tech house beats and rolling basslines. The EP comes fully loaded with his signature sound, some dark vocals and melodic synths. Uniformed in their approach, the 4 tracks are laced with catchy hooks and casual percussion.

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Intec is known to many a fan of House and Techno as a scene leading label set up by the iconic Carl Cox who has been at the forefront of DJ culture since the early 90’s.

With a roster of artists including the label boss himself plus Nicole Moudaber, Jon Rundell, Marco Bailey, Carlo Lio, Cristian Varela and Dosem amongst many others of a similar calibre.

This new release is from newcomer Jonno Brien, whose previous releases on labels such as Bush Records and Naked Lunch have picked up heavy DJ support from the likes of Ben Sims, Christian Varela and Todd Terry.

One of the people also regularly playing Jonno’s music has been Carl Cox, who has now invited him into the Intec family, with this stunning solo EP.

A respected DJ in his home country of Ireland and regular gigs playing alongside the likes of Dave Clarke and Slam, Jonno has also become recognised for his distinctive production style. Fusing elements of old school industrial techno with crisp and modern percussion to create a rolling groove tailored for even the most hard to please dancefloors.

Track one titled “Rollin” is named after its rolling groove, brought to life with shuffling hi-hats and tearing percussion. Lead by the dramatic chords of the building lead synth, the tracks hard hitting claps deliver a punishing sense of satisfaction.

“Move” is a statement as much as it is a title, its furious acid line commands physical movement in the form of dancing from all who listen. Impossible to resist the track is packed with a pulsating energy that erupts with venomous force as the menacing acid morphs, twists and turns.

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Pan-Pot – Solace EP [SNDST023]

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1: Pan-Pot – Solace
2: Pan-Pot – Consequence
3: Pan-Pot – Lose Yourself
4: Pan-Pot – Lose Yourself (Marcel Fengler Remix) [digital only]

After nearly a year since their sophomore album 'The Other', Pan-Pot return home to Second State with a stunning EP showcasing the duos proficiency for composing dynamic, cutting-edge Techno. 
Over the span of three tracks, 'Solace' EP navigates through a trifecta of distinct styles that unquestionably bear the mark of Pan-Pot's masterstroke. Kicking it off at a breakneck pace is the title track 'Solace' with rapid fire low end and intense tones laying the bedrock for a wildly uplifting presentation of keys creating the ideal balance between opposing forces. 
Up next is 'Consequence' which see the duo team up with Martin Eyerer for a newly styled trip down memory lane. By pairing key elements of the sounds of early Pan-Pot and contemporary production, the trio have succeeded in conceiving a fever inducing, big room hit. 
Rounding out the EP is 'Lose Yourself' and it is by far the most grandiose of the trilogy. Lush pads and soaring sonic stairs build toward a zenith as the ceaseless chant of "lose yourself" escorts the traveller through an elated dream. 
To top it all off, Pan-Pot personally enlisted the expertise of IMF's label boss, the mighty Marcel Fengler. With an astute awareness, Fengler weaves the original artifacts of ‘Lose Yourself' into a truly unique orchestration of rugged percussion and euphoric abstraction. 
Although it's been a year since we last saw Pan-Pot on Second State, once you experience 'Solace', we think you'll agree, it's good to have the bosses back home.

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Rob Hes has been a busy man… In the six months since the Dutch artist last flexed his tools of the trade on
SCI+TEC he’s dented discographies with slick physical grooves on KD Raw, Elevate, Tronic and My Favourite
Freaks. For good reason; he’s cooking up some high grade techno right now.
Now back on Dubfire’s imprint, it’s yet another late night crusade into the unknown. ‘Skin Deep’ sets the scene
with a soaring hook that rises and rises relentlessly, constantly mutating to create an ultimately psychedelic
effect. A classic gear-shifter; energy and intensity levels are guaranteed to raise several levels when you drop
this.
‘The Interview’ flips Rob’s sonic coin for a much creepier saga. After the smouldering, tripped-out intro, we’re hit
with a mutant acid arpeggio that stalks amid a heavily stretched humanoid texture before melting into a
breakdown of mind-melting proportions. True dark room dynamite.
Two more critical constructions from a consistently on-point man who’s fast-becoming a regular on the
SCI+TEC rollcall. Who knows how many other discographies or playlists he’ll dent before he returns again?

Rob Hes - Skin Deep

Longstanding friend of SCI+TEC Alex Mine continues his consistent cannon of powerful precision-

produced techno weapons with the remarkable three-track ‘Elements’ EP.

The title track sets the scene: a hypnotic raindrop rhythmic texture cascades down the spectrum

while a fog horn bass groans through the moody mists. Already a heavily ID’d track in Dubfire’s

recent shows, this is one of Alex’s most arresting grooves to date.

It’s backed by the equally on-point ‘Omnia’. Pneumatic hypnotica with a palpitating bass that wraps

around the industrial strength kicks; there’s a pensive sensation of momentum that’s not dissimilar

to Underworld in its lolloping dexterity.

Finally we’re plunged even further into Alex’s deep psyche on ‘Substance’ where a pensive

cavernous bass groove groans and growls with measured ominousness beneath vibrant, shimmering

cosmic synth vapour trails that are guaranteed to hypnotise.

Sheer SCI+TEC sci-fi… Alex Mine always delivers.

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