Paco Osuna - "super boomb ep :)"
Davide Squillace - "nice one here"
Gregor Tresher - "Next kick-ass Sable Sheep release! Chart action!" 
Sante - "great release again!!! the sheep is on fire" 
Joris Voorn - "The forgotten ones rocks!!" 
Pirupa - "perfect release with my favourite producer of the moment!!" 
Nick Curly - "great ep, full support! danke" 
Karotte - "tillman is on fire. cargo room and the forgotten ones are my pics." 
Reboot - "Great ep ! Cargo Room is my Fav !" 
Re.You - "nice one - sable sheep on fire" 
Arado – "again killer stuff from my man!"
Anja Schneider - "The Forgotten ones and &Fosky are very for me ! Thxxx for the music." 
Livio - "Great release guys, gonna bang out Barricades with Fosky :-))"
Nic Fanciulli - "Nice!" 
Martin Eyerer - "another sable sheep stomper!!" 
Onno - "dope stuff all around ! digging dan's remix most here!" 
Philip Bader - "always bomb stuff from the sheep man" 
Ray Okpara - "coole eP!!! :) thx" 
Stacey Pullen – "cool thanks !"

Sable Sheep has fast become one of Moon Harbour’s most integral family members thanks to his fresh tech house perspective. Here he returns with another hot new EP that also features a vinyl re-release of ‘Upon Burning Skies’, which proved to be something of a hit on dancefloors across the world this summer gone. Buyers of a digital persuasion will also be treated to a Dan Drastic remix of Sable Sheep & Fosky’s ‘Barricades Of Nowhere.’

Despite being on a constant and busy tour of top clubs and festivals across Europe, German Sable Sheep has still managed to come up with the goods. On ‘Cargo Room’, a jostling, loopy bit of slinky tech house with warm paddy kick drums and a sensually teasing vocal snippet that stretches between the beats. The poly-rhythmic effect is hugely infectious before ‘The Forgotten Ones’ goes for a much creepier, weirder vibe. This one is all suggestive and shadowy, with occult synth dots and alien life forms all existing above a beautifully elastic bassline. It breaks and kicks again at various points and it’s sure to have attentive dancefloors in raptures, locked on to every rotation.

‘Barricades Of Nowhere’ is a collab with rising Argentinian Fosky, who has released on Crosstown and Desolat before now. This one spits out metal snares, has an urgent alarm-like hook and picks up the pace with its bouncy techno leaning beats and big hi hat ringlets. Physical but warm and organic it’s perfect dancing music before the re-release of last track ‘Upon Burning Skies’ – the hard hitting anthem complete with dark but soulful African murmurings that has made Sable Sheep such a recognised producer the world over.

Closing out another EP that exactly hits the mark and displays Sable Sheep’s usual sense of charismatic sampling, long time label stalwart Dan Drastic re-imagines ‘Barricades Of Nowhere’ as a spangled, synthetic bit of supple techno that’s loose and rubbery and will have you shaking your limbs like you just don’t care. 

Sable Sheep & Fosky - Barricades Of Nowhere [MHR066] - snippet

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Sable Sheep is the relatively new musical incarnation of a German artist with years of experience.
It was his releases with Be As One Imprint and being part of the Moon Harbour booking agency that put Tillman on the radar of Loco Dice, who signed him to the Desolat roaster.

Heavily influenced by metal music (Tillman is the frontman and singer in a metal band),he might be a rare thing in the electronic world but his straight and groove driven productions are forever ramping up acclaim with Desolat releasing his stellar Vagabond From Hell EP just this past year. 

What's most remarkable is how a character with such an unknown background managed to emerge from the shadows in late 2011 and then has been snapped up by three ground-breaking modern day labels and is enjoying an ever increasing fan base all around the world.

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