☆★★ https://bit.ly/GRSCLM074 ★★☆

Mood Series #74 features another fantastic new artist to the label. Remote Guest List should appeal to all styles of techno fans and not just dub techno. All 4 of the tracks on 'Years of Silence' have plenty of wide range appeal to the lovers of deep club music. Blurring the lines between deep techno and dub, Remote Guest List's inclusion in the Mood Series is nothing short of glorious. 'Red Valerian' initiates the festivities with a wonderful opener that has wide open peaks and equally deep valleys. Once the break relinquishes, the track opens up to be a bit more spacey then cruises off in style proceeding to hypnotic ending. 'Kudrow' focuses more on the melody evolution, providing a euphoric builder of the tech variety. The BPM picks up for this one but it's more geared towards the well establishing groove that forms far from the melodic elements. The resulting depth that gives off a slight house appeal is pure pure genius. Even techier yet, 'Dianetik' marries some moody lower registered church bells over a sick underlying of sickness that has us thinking early sounds of Mathew Jonson. Lastly, Subterranean Intelligence Network goes even more personal with the innermost dub groove. Another great example where the basslines swell, mutate and change throughout the track. Percussion is on the busier side while the beats are low flung giving that sick rubber band tech sound where both sides of the spectrum coexist only properly with a dub realm. 'Years of Silence' is classic in this advanced approach. Released on limited vinyl dubplate as well as digital this is sure to set the clubs on fire. 

☆★★ https://bit.ly/GRSCLM074 ★★☆

Years Of Silence

Red Valerian

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Greyscale was launched in 2012 by Lithuanian producer and DJ grad_u, and photographer Rima
Prusakova, set up as a platform for material from grad_u and close friends whilst Prusakova’s
b/w analogue photography provides the visual identity of the label.

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Red Valerian

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