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M_Rec Ltd 20 - Coefficient – Blood Red ep

A1: Subsurface
A2: Tesseract
B1: Blood Red
B2: Point of Departure

Release date: March 2014 (Vinyl)

OVERVIEW:
The world of M_Rec refocuses on unassuming and dedicated dancefloor tracks with this release on the original Ltd. imprint by british producer and sound engineer Coefficient. Steering away from the saturated world of big and harsh techno, Coefficient concentrates on the craft of reviving and re-exploring archetypical mind-altering techno, rooted halfway between the American midwest and the heyday of british rave culture.

The opening 'Subsurface' takes advantage of a groovy refrain to showcase uplifting drum programming and shadowy soundscapes. A great set opener to put the room in the right mindset. Things get a little darker with 'Tesseract'. While the intricate patterns and basslines play the integral part in the track, there are intriguing melodies interplaying to make things sexier and affectively trippy. 
On the flip side, EP title track 'Blood Red' is a more maximal experiment, definitely meant to shake things up. Throughout this joint the synths get bigger and state-inducing, while the bass drum keeps things forward driving. It's a traditional loop-driven track that belongs in the apex of a proper techno set. Closing track 'Point of Departure' rediscovers British leftfield electronica and celebrates the early morning hours of outdoor raves. It's a track dedicated to the last few people standing, rich of melody and delays.


M_Rec Ltd 20 - Coefficient - Blood Red ep

The Persuader (Jesper Dahlbäck) - Fusion Of Thoughts (Pär Grindvik Remix) [LTD STOCKHOLM]

The Persuader (Jesper Dahlbäck) - Fusion Of Thoughts (Pär Grindvik Remix)

Modularz 16 
In Pure Form _ LP 
Produced by Developer
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Vinyl & Digital Release _ Summer 2014 _ 
25 tracks 

Distribution by Complete  
Mastered by Eternal Midnight 
Promo Campaign by Pullproxy





Modularz 16 / In Pure Form (LP) / Developer

Title: Amotik 003
Format: Vinyl
Label: Amotik
Catalogue: AMTK003
Release: Mar 2016

A1 - Amotik - Ath
B1 - Amotik - Nau
B2 - Amotik - Das

Support: Pfirter, Markus Suckut, Truncate, Ben Sims, DJ Pete, Boris, Oliver Deutschmann, Cleric, Jeroen Search, Francois X, Norman Nodge, Spencer Parker, Slam, Dustin Zahn, Tommy Four Seven, Kwartz, and more.

Pre-order: http://www.triplevision.nl/release/AMTK003/

AMTK003 A1 AMOTIK - Ath

Gates Of Misery (Shifted Down)

Metropolis EP

Metropolis (Function Remix)

A sensible Alternative to Emotion Remixes

Nucleoid (Jonas Kopp remix)

Acidic Uniformity EP

Acidic Uniformity (Original Mix)

Vinyl=> https://www.somarecords.com/shop/music/soma_508/

@lewisfautzi
Molecular Spasms EP
Soma 508d

1) Molecular Spasms
2) Ionic Bonding
3) Absolute Zero
4) Covalent Bond

Fautzi returns to Soma with huge EP

Portuguese Techno star Lewis Fautzi delivers his latest high intensity EP, Molecular Spasms. A tough yet refined release, Fautzi continues to impress with his productions.

Title track, Molecular Spasm leans in with a twisted, disturbing hook and ferocious high hat patterns, creating a pulsing opener to the new release. Ionic Bonding brings a more droning affair yet still remains floor ready. Fautzi then works a more hypnotic angle with Absolute Zero with haunting synth sweeps keeping things on edge. Covalent Bond closes out the release with much more direct and hard hitting approach. Heavy percussive elements ride amongst subtly modulating synths.

Fautzi deliver yet another masterfully crafted EP do add to his already glowing Soma account.

Molecular Spasms EP

Covalent Bond

Lewis Fautzi - Covalent Bond (Soma508d)

@Norman-Nodge is back with four new tracks of deep, narcotic techno. A lawyer by trade, on ‘Embodiment EP’ Nodge reflects on decades of observing how dancers develop an intuitive relationship to music and process new sounds. “Tacit Knowing” (A1) is a nod to the feedback loop between the instincts of dancer and producer, combining bassline, breakbeats and Detroit-like strings, which subtly develop into a cavernous techno roller. In contrast, “Discipline” (A2) is aggressive, updated peaktime acid packed with the sounds of metal and overdriven snares.

On the flipside, “Gathering” (B1) is a bongo-heavy tribal groover, while “Embodiment” references a more halcyon Ostgut Ton aesthetic – one that resonates not only in the space of the club but also within the bodies of those occupying it.

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