Pure Conscience Releases

Fun songs to sing and dance to

Appetite For Destruction

Paradise City

Grease

Summer Nights (From “Grease”)

Little Lion Man

The Ultimate Collection

Should I Stay or Should I Go

'Pure Conscience 04' EP by Esvogt, ADM and Oliver Schädel  

01 Esvogt - Pristine Cut
02 ADM - Transit 
03 Oliver Schädel - Waves

Joining forces once again, label heads Esvogt, ADM and Oliver Schädel deliver three tracks with varying functionality for their fourth installment 'Pure Conscience 04'.  

Drawing from the urge to stack endless layers of rattling drums and trippy leads during his sets, Esvogt contributes his analog-sourced tool track 'Pristine Cut', perfect for those early morning mixes. 

ADM returns once again with an action-packed peek timer 'Transit', sending listeners deep into space with an ebb and flow of mean laser synths and transcending vocal textures.  

 Lastly, Oliver Schädel gives us a powerful nostalgia-dripping demonstration of techno in 'Waves', filled to the brim with irresistibly groovy drum patterns but never losing sight of those dangerously entrancing pad atmospheres.

Mastered @ Man Made Mastering, Berlin.

Pure Conscience 2018
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Various Artists - Pure Conscience 04 [PC04] (Snippets)

From the album: Them Vs. You Vs. Me  
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Them vs. You vs. Me

Paralyzer

'Halahli EP' by Esvogt

For the fifth installment on Pure Conscience, the upcoming Esvogt delivers four highly functional techno grooves made for club use. 

The EP kicks off with its lead piece ‘Halahli‘, a highly robust techno tool made up of trippy soundscapes and organic drum elements, all layered on top of a ruthless kick and bassline that is sure to make the dancefloor rumble. 

‘Keetmannshop‘ upholds the energy with a playful yet stern synthesizer loop at the core, accompanied by further melodic textures and powerful, raw machine-drum style hats and crashes. 

Sedvs’ version of ‘Keetmannshop‘ takes this piece to an even fiercer level, presenting a mean, no-fuss synthie loop as the star of the show, together with forward-marching gritty hats and claps for variation. Sedvs showing what he does best, once again. 

The EP is rounded off with Esvogt’s hypnotic, yet at times still feral and unpredictable ‘Nautuk‘, consisting of analog drum layers that ebb and flow throughout the track, and intriguing bleeps and fades sourced straight from outer space.

Artwork contributed by Veronica Torres
Mastered by Mike Grinser @ Man Made Mastering, Berlin

Halahli EP

Esvogt - Halahli EP [PC05] (Snippets)

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