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Straight off the back of remixing Motor feat Billie Ray Martin - "Hyperlust" on CLR and following up on "Fractales" (MT-01), the relaunch release of his acclaimed MindTrip, Pfirter steps forward with "The Fall of the Empire is Imminent". "The Fall of the Empire is Imminent" is raw, powerful and tightly wound. It holds an almost familiar sound; something that brings memories of techno from years gone by, but with the added depth, intricacy and attention to details that Juan Pablo Pfirter lends to all his productions. Markus Suckut remixes on MT-02 and brings his stripped sound to his rework of "Multiverse". Keeping things simplistic and functional, Markus finds the groove, toying with bass throughout the track and letting the loop run for near seven minutes, gently tweaking FX and EQ in the light-handed and tender manner he become known for. "Multiverse" is in the same vein as "Epistaxis" from the first Mind- Trip EP. Its dark, thundering and otherworldly sounds culminate in a unique work that retains its power and functionality, but shows its strength from a lesser-seen angle. "The Fall of the Empire" is a tough and unyielding release that continues both Pfirter and MindTrip's run of form.

The Fall Of The Empire Is Imminent

KILLEKILL 022
EOMAC - SPECTRE REMIXES
buy at www.killekill.com

A // SPECTRE - TOMMY FOUR SEVEN REMIX 
B1 // SU RIDDIM - ANNO STAMM REMIX 
B2 // SHELL OF DARK - AnD REMIX

Following EOMAC’s debut album “Spectre” on Killekill, released earlier this year, here come remixes of the three most outstanding tracks of the album.
TOMMY FOUR SEVEN picked the title track SPECTRE, taking away some of the dense texture of the original, speeding it up a bit and adding some straight-forward percussion to turn the original into a big anthem for the mellow moments on the dancefloor.
Lars Stöwe aka Anstam is using his ANNO STAMM-alias to rip out the distorted bassline of the grimey SU RIDDIM and add some playful bassline variations and some serious 808 business to it to turn it into a peaktime banger with lots of chicago flavour.
AnD do what they do best and turn SHELL OF DARK into a half-tempo stomper that after a while breaks up to a devastating weapon of distorted drums and melodies.


release date: 
10.Nov.2014 (vinyl) 
17.Nov.2014 (digital)

Bandcamp

KILLEKILL 022 | EOMAC - SPECTRE REMIXES by TOMMY FOUR SEVEN, ANNO STAMM, AnD (snippets)

TTT SHOP

Rezzett – Twizzta

(incl Samuel L Session, S100, Gary Beck, S. Linzatti, Jesper Dahlbäck reworks)

PÄR GRINDVIK
SINISTER

I fight myself to sleep, my eyelids, heartbeats are lead weights of despair and sorrows.
The years disappeared within loneliness. to manage staying alive I keep my visions to myself. You were once my friend, a sinister.

The ”Sinister” composition was written by Pär Grindvik during 2009 and 2010.
Writing ”Sinister” was part of a healing process. The original ”Sinister” was never meant to be released - and it will probably never be. However, in 2010 Pär came up with the idea of handing out parts from the original, to a few of his friends, and to release different interpretations derived from these parts. The new interpretations would mark the beginning of a new label project called ”Sinister”.

Next to Pär’s own rework of the original, you will find the following interpretations. Samuel L Session (Klap Klap, Music Man, Soma, Be As One), S100 (Stockholm LTD), Gary Beck (Minus, Soma, Saved), Staffan Linzatti (Stockholm LTD, Searchlights), Jesper Dahlbäck (ISL, Drumcode, H-prod)


Artist: Pär Grindvik
Title: Sinister
Catalog No: SIN LTD 01
Label: SINISTER / STOCKHOLM LTD
Format: 2x 12” Vinyl
Release date: May 17, 2011
Press contact: nina@apelago.com
www.stockholmltd.com

Track listing: 
A1 - Sinister - Pär Grindvik Rework
B1 - Sinister - Samuel L Session Remix
B2 - Sinister - S100 Remix
C1 - Sinister - Gary Beck Remix
D1 - Sinister - S. Linzatti Remix
D2 - Sinister - Jesper Dahlbäck Remix

C1 - Par Grindvik - Sinister Gary Beck Remix - Sin LTD 01

Sibian & Faun - I'm Sorry - out now
NMBRS19 - Limited 12inch

‘I'm Sorry’ – not the easiest words to say but Sibian & Faun do it convincingly with their debut release for Numbers. The Montreal-based duo produce atmospheric dance music with a lurking r&b influence. ‘I'm Sorry’ takes us back to classic Timbaland productions for Missy Elliot et al, with Siban & Faun marrying the innovation and intimacy of those records with a keen production sense that's firmly rooted in the future.

“In terms of our production ‘I’m Sorry’ marks a turning point. After a summer of making really positive music, winter came and sort of switched things up on us. At the time it was this really dark and intimate track; no synth, no crunchy bass. But we kept coming back to it and it grew.”
— Sibian & Faun


Buy Digital on <a href="http://boomkat.com/downloads/473224-sibian-faun-i-m-sorry" target="_blank">Boomkat</a>
Buy Digital on <a href="http://bleep.com/index.php?page=release_details&releaseid=33806" target="_blank">Bleep</a>
Buy Digital on <a href="http://www.beatport.com/release/im-sorry/840955" target="_blank">Beatport</a>

Sibian & Faun - I'm Sorry (NMBRS19)

Plastikman: Konception (1994) PLUS8043

Plastikman: Marbles (1994) PLUS8043

Alan Fitzpatrick’s latest EP is the product of a particularly productive six months of studio time for the Drumcode regular. Containing five tracks that cover a circular range from pre-party ambiance to tripped-out melodic odyssey; vocal laced, chord driven hooks; barnstorming peak-time hammers; and 123bm afterparty grooves; there is more than the ‘usual’ Drumcode fare on offer within the aptly named ‘Life Through Different Eyes’ EP. A significant release for artist and label; the sonic incarnation of Fitzpatrick’s growing maturity as a producer and an indication as to the next evolution of the Drumcode sound. 

DC91 - Alan Fitzpatrick - Prometheus - Drumcode

Boiler Room w/ Karenn, Surgeon & Regis.

[Broadcast on 20th November 2012]

Tracklist & video at http://boilerroom.tv

Karenn live in the Boiler Room

Available to download now:-
http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/night-air-ep/id399433109

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Javier Mendieta