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Pan-Pot - The Other Two EP
[SECOND STATE: SNDST012]
 A: Pan-Pot - Fist Bump From Destiny
B: Pan-Pot - Operator

12" Vinyl 
Decks: http://bit.ly/1FbyAJZ
Deejay: http://bit.ly/1JjML3t

Beatport
http://btprt.dj/1QjWKIF

As days go by and the wait for the new full length Pan-Pot album 'The Other' grows shorter and shorter, it's time to temper the restlessness again with two more meticulously selected tracks from the forth coming long player.

The cleverly titled 'Fist Bump From Destiny' is a story of patience with huge payoffs. At nearly 10 minutes, it's a long ride that builds slowly as persistent and hypnotizing tones circle and stalk, continually growing into the semblance of a cosmic clock. As the concept of time seems to disappear, the reward reveals itself: a fist bump from destiny.

'Operator' parallels the story of a tenacious vessel navigating a course through an impenetrable fog during the darkest shade of night. Low menacing rumbles and short sonic blasts serve as bold displays of position while a perpetually rising synth provides the momentum it employs to advance into the dark.

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Beatport

Pan-Pot - Operator

Harry Popper

We welcome back Criminish to Tronic for his first solo release on the label. This time he is delivering two peak time tribal groovers with exceptional production. Please enjoy this 2 tracks and play them out LOUD.

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Criminish - Kinetik (Original Mix)

UMEK's dark passenger by the name of Alba Patera is taking us to the creepiest monuments of human urbanism. When Pripyat meets Kowloon. Derelict City tastes like a rusty coin, spiced with a pinch of enriched uranium and some moldy concrete on the side. Just the way you like it.

Derelict City

Alba Patera - Tharsis Rise (Original Mix)

UMEK - Derelict City (Original Mix)

Pan-Pot - The Other Two EP
[SECOND STATE: SNDST012]
 A: Pan-Pot - Fist Bump From Destiny
B: Pan-Pot - Operator

12" Vinyl
Decks: http://bit.ly/1FbyAJZ
Deejay: http://bit.ly/1JjML3t

Beatport
http://btprt.dj/1QjWKIF

As days go by and the wait for the new full length Pan-Pot album 'The Other' grows shorter and shorter, it's time to temper the restlessness again with two more meticulously selected tracks from the forth coming long player.

The cleverly titled 'Fist Bump From Destiny' is a story of patience with huge payoffs. At nearly 10 minutes, it's a long ride that builds slowly as persistent and hypnotizing tones circle and stalk, continually growing into the semblance of a cosmic clock. As the concept of time seems to disappear, the reward reveals itself: a fist bump from destiny.

'Operator' parallels the story of a tenacious vessel navigating a course through an impenetrable fog during the darkest shade of night. Low menacing rumbles and short sonic blasts serve as bold displays of position while a perpetually rising synth provides the momentum it employs to advance into the dark.

@pan-pot
@secondstateaudio


Pan-Pot - Fist Bump From Destiny

Louie Corrales makes his Blu debut with &#8220;Emotion&#8221; and the tone is set with persistent stabs and streamlined synths as mangled vocals reiterate the title and metallic percussion reinforces the cavernous vibe.&nbsp; Jayforce takes a slightly different approach with snippets of the Original&#8217;s vocal prominent throughout, and juicy low end courtesy of the rumbling sub bass.

Louie Corrales - Emotion (Original Mix) [Blu Music]

Louie Corrales - Emotion (Jayforce Remix) [Blu Music]

We welcome Skymate to Donkeyhead and he, in turn, graces us with two drum-heavy workouts as the title track clearly makes evident, with its sticky bassline holding everything together and a cheeky vocal reiterating the title along with some diva vocal snippets.&nbsp; &#8220;My Life&#8221; takes a more hypnotic turn, yet is still percussion-led, complete with busy snares and more spoken-word samples.

Skymate - One More Thing (Original Mix) [Donkeyhead Recordings]

Skymate - My Life (Original Mix) [Donkeyhead Recordings]

Pierre makes his Evolution debut with two mind-bending tracks, and his intentions are clearly stated from the title track where he employs distorted drum elements as part of a rattling rhythm section, together with apocalyptic electronics, commanding stabs and cavernous washes.&nbsp; The more subliminal &#8220;Solar&#8221; is up next, letting classy synths play a major role, as a stomping kick ensures maximum momentum and metallic percussion clangs away effortlessly.

Pierre Deutschmann - Oxygen (Original Mix) [Evolution]

Pierre Deutschmann - Solar (Original Mix) [Evolution]

Booz is back on Globox and Heron&#8217;s remix of &#8220;Reyden Lake&#8221; kicks things off, adding disharmonic chords to the underlying feeling of uneasiness, balanced out by a locomotive rhythm section and intricate cymbal work. Booz&#8217;s &#8220;Selfmade&#8221; is up next, and sets the tone with bubbling bass and commanding stabs, while soaring effects add that futuristic touch. Closing up with the original mix of &#8220;Reyden Lake&#8221;, eerie synth stabs take center stage, creating a dislocated vibe and a rocksteady drumset ensures maximum impact.

Booz - Reyden Lake (Heron Remix) [Globox]

Booz - Selfmade (Original Mix) [Globox]

Booz - Reyden Lake (Original Mix) [Globox]

Sasha Carassi returns to our extended crew with a bang. His ruthless and surgically precise productions have an expert eye for dance floor functionality. Impossibly catchy riffs and earthquaking bass lines are his thing,and he owns it here with these 2 new cuts.

Sasha Carassi - Dark Symphony (Original Mix) [Octopus Records]

Sasha Carassi - Afternoon Deelite (Original Mix) [Octopus Records]

For the most recent chapter in the Opia Records story, the Swiss label turn their head to Christian Cambas, a Greek producer who’s already repped esteemed labels such as 1605, Great Stuff and Gate Null Recordings. A techno head to the core, Cambas reminds us of his undoubted talents on the ‘The Other’ EP, an electrifying listen that will move even the most stubborn of dance floors. 
The action gets going with the title track, which is a relentless, energy-laced track that builds and builds throughout, all the time leaving the listener on the edge of their seat. As the intensity builds, so too does the sharp kicks and the hissing snares. Eventually, it all culminates in a dark and twisted voyage to the more discerning side of the electronic music spectrum. A more than solid club weapon, this one has ‘peak time at Berghain’ written all over it. 
On the flip side to all this we have a remix from Axel Karakasis. Karakasis is a veteran of the Greek techno scene and a man who’s been putting his own stamp on the genre for some time now. His remix is essentially a subtle interpretation of the original, and one that sticks out from the pack thanks to its many driving motifs and its uncanny ability to stop you in your tracks. A cracking set of tracks whereby each compliments the other, the latest Opia record truly is a joy to behold.

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