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Freeing up 2 more dubs from the archives.

Continuing my self-release series with Clique / Scatter. 
Dubstep and Grime tools from January 2022.

Clique / Scatter

Dom Carlo - Scatter

Introducing Formula II, the new collaborative project between DJ COLL and Apeidon—a fusion that pushes the boundaries of the Spanish bass scene in its most experimental and cheeky form.

"Grand Prix", their debut five-track EP, features three original cuts and two remixes by our favorite Aussie, elbarto, and Málaga’s own Neeiv. "Grand Prix" is a high-speed journey through the Spanish underground, where the raw energy of UK techno, the irregular grooves of 2-step, the urgency of bassline, and echoes of a hybrid garage collide.

 Each track is a unique exploration, blending sharp textures, hypnotic rhythms, and relentless basslines, ready to take over the dance floor.

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Written and produced by: DJ COLL (@deejaycoll) & Apeidon (@apeidon__)
Remixes by: elbarto (@elbart0o) & neeiv (@neeiv)
Mastered by: Ribes Audio (@ribesmastering)
Artwork by: Dypere (@dypere.cc)
℗ & ©: 2025 Noise Pollution Recordings

Festa (elbarto Remix)

"It feels like at the moment, we're lost in the long dark tunnel. Plenty of dance music seems to operate in a revivalist form, within a regression cycle, it's hard to pinpoint the exact sound of "now" without it referencing other points in history.

"We're trapped in 20th century culture on higher definition screens", poses Mark Fisher in a seminal lecture, and thus, exposes Berardi's concept of the Slow Cancellation of the Future. "Nothing ever really dies, but that's not good". In 1992 it was impossible to imagine the shape of music 6 months into the future, so why are we now constantly going back to these genres?

My aim with this release was to try and participate in the legacy of the Hardcore Continuum within the sonic context of the current world. A hyper-online, overstimulated landscape where our attention is constantly invaded by notification after notification, stimulus after stimulus. I try to materialise this by reshaping sharp noise into pulse, genre staples like the breakbeat get torn apart and forced into a brand new skeleton, and riot-invoking grime chants are repurposed into music set for a bleak now. Jungle, Dub, Grime, Garage, they are all present here, but the heavy gravitational pull of their legacies presents to me as a black hole I've tried to encapsulate in this EP.

Why is the future vanishing?"
—Pépe