rmn - Guns&Beans inc. Remix Cerbu, Cim Pian, Eraseland
Catalogue: NE076
Label: Nada Espacial
Format: Digital
Style: Minimal
Mastered by DIMMED SOUNDS
Design by. Abstruse Design
Release date: 05/0372024
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The Dystopian boss has had one of his biggest years to date, with countless gigs around the world, usually resulting in pandemonium wherever he goes. His eerie, bell-jangling remix packs a serious amount of dread and angst until it drops into something far more demonic and danceable.

It's aimed purely at the floor and despite the fact the dread is swapped for serenity in the second half, it's one of Rødhåd's most accomplished remixes to date. This will be big.

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