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Foreign Muck Part I by Zsa Zsa Sapien 'Thinking of Moving to Hastings'

Written and produced by Craig Louis Higgins Jr.

I Kill What I Eat

The simplicity of the elements is the strength here - the creeping discord of the piano, the slow sub rolls - baked together with sharp drum boxes, space echoes and ADV's years of production wisdom.

The celestial Mr Fingers inspired tones of 'First Time' provide the flip.

Adesse Versions - Pride

http://klockworks.de/shop/kw04/
https://pro.beatport.com/track/pulse-original-mix/4525373

Ben Klock - Pulse

atom™‘s EP »riding the void« is, together with the visual works of »HD+«, the conclusion of his critical yet delightful examination of pop music and culture on raster-noton.

like the previous EP »ich bin meine maschine«, »riding the void« is set up very functionally, aiming at being used in the club. techno maverick scuba, for example, turns the track with his »pulse mix« into a straight and dense march, whereas atom™ himself shakes the groove out of »riding the void« with his own two lighthearted remixes. his »nought remix« presents itself as slimmed-down yet very vibrant, while »tool« is a perfectly dance floor-ready reinterpretation of the original track. furthermore, an additional remix by hanno leichtmann can be found on the digital version of the release.

the EP is available in bundle with atom™‘s data dvd »HD+« as well as separately. so far, there were released the full-length album »HD« (r-n147) and the 12-inch ep »ich bin meine maschine« (r-n146).

catalog number: r-n160
release date: july 27, 2015
www.raster-noton.net

atom™. riding the void (tool) taken from atom™. riding the void

From Graham Fitkin's solo percussion work 'Chain of Command', written for Joby Burgess and Powerplant

Chain of Command Excerpt 1

Lifted off the forthcoming album Lighthouse Stories, out March 25th on Modern Love.

Low Jack - Six In The Morning

Having lain out it's darkened techno vision with the epic and enthralling Inertia compilation over the last few months, Delsin's little sister, Ann Aimee, is back. Back with another bang, this time from mysterious Vault Series associate Sawlin who drops four cuts of grainy, scratchy sounds with his Techno Dumping EP.

'Boring Feels' is the deepest offering, gently pushing forward as sharp percussion sounds roll off the heavy and hunched over bottom end. 'Techno Dumping' is a punchier affair with trippy background atmospherics and a cantering bottom end that’s paranoid as hell, whilst 'Datamen Working' is a dubbed out destroyer with eerie shapes craft sounds and muffled vocals throughout. 

Closer 'Neid Auf Vacuum' lets in some shafts of melodic light to its clappy house heart, with rippling keys and train-track sounds fleshing out the backdrop: more finely crafted dance floor weapons you simply need in your collection.

Track "Datamen Working" taken from release:
Sawlin - Techno Dumping
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Techno Dumping

Datamen Working

Originally by Bad Manners, this is Jungle Lions' version. 