+++ VINYL OUT END NOVEMBER '22 +++
PREORDER 12" CLEAR VINYL + DIGITAL: https://bit.ly/3ym56gU
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CAT: AF045
ARTIST: dgoHn
TITLE: PORTUS EP
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A2   KIND OF SORT OF NOT REALLY                05:44

B1   NOTS                                      05:20
B2   POX                                       04:20
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Written, produced and mixed by John Cunnane in UK
Mastering by Carlos Koschitzky at Koschitzky Studio, Gijón
Design by Acid Hazel, Berlin
Distributed by Clone, Rotterdam 
www.clone.nl
www.analogicalforce.com

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[AF045] dgoHn 'PORTUS EP' [2022]

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With the Scratch EP, Scottish techno powerhouse Gary Beck delivers four razor-sharp cuts that bring raw energy and dancefloor pressure to FJAAK’s label CROWD. Known for his unmistakable grooves and stripped-down power, Beck presents a no-frills EP that bridges classic techno aesthetics with forward momentum.

Opening with the single ‘French System’, the EP kicks off in full throttle. It’s a propulsive roller built around tough drums, catchy synths, a female vocal leading the way and Beck’s signature percussive tension. Title track ‘Scratch’ follows with a twitchy, angular rhythm that spirals around a fragmented vocal motif and bold machine-funk energy with tense breaks leading to ecstatic drops.

On the record’s flip side, ‘How Do You Feel’ keeps the level high, fusing jacking rhythms with a funky vocal and a Beck’s heavy signature kicks. Finally, ‘Eclipse’ closes the EP pushing the energy into darker territories with relentless drive, its distorted pulse and industrial edge.

This release marks a fierce debut on CROWD for Gary Beck – four no-nonsense weapons crafted for peak-time moments and the rawer corners of the club. A heavy-hitting addition to the label’s catalog and a must-have for techno selectors with a taste for precision and punch.

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Gary Beck - Scratch

We have the premiere of B-side 'Abandon Me' and it's seriously good, maybe even some of his best yet.

Ferocious, hurricane-esque drums rattle from the off and the synth riffs are warped and transcendent. The cut finds itself moving from staggered and wild to more focused and driving towards the end and that's part of its appeal.

As with any Djrum track, you're kept questioning which way its going to turn, while still remaining firmly locked within his vision. Remarkable stuff.

Premiere: Djrum 'Abandon Me'

Taken from the Broken Glass Arch EP
Released 10.11.17 http://smarturl.it/brokenglassarch

Premiere: Djrum 'Abandon Me'

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