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[TN040] Various Artists - Back To Civilization EP

The world is still under a lot of pressure, but everyone is trying to find new and creative ways to deal with it in it’s own way. With the new measures in action, it looks like we can slowly go “Back to Civilization” step by step.

Reason enough to treat you to a brand new compilation full of quality techno represented by some familiar faces and a bunch of talented new artists from all over the world. Nine tracks varying from deep, trippy stuff to sturdy dance floor work.

Keep your fingers crossed and hopefully we can all return to the dance floor anytime soon!

PEG - Spectologists

Toe Tag EP

Scaphoid

F***k pig techno with Italian spice. sweat, noise and ritual for the darkroom sessions.

Sperma di Maiale

Echoes of the Chapel opens with a lone church choir drifting through a cold hall — then the doors slam and the drums hit. Rumble kick, tom-heavy accents, and metallic, industrial textures churn beneath the chant, building a midnight march that feels sacred and menacing at once. Big, moody reverb tails, pressure-valve noise sweeps, and a droning synth bed keep the air tense until the drop caves in the room.

Track facts

Tempo: 140 BPM

Vibe: Dark Techno / cinematic industrial

Structure: 32-bar DJ-friendly intro • choir-led break • tension build • crushing drop • second-pass variation

Palette: choir sample, rumble kick, tom/taiko-style hits, metallic stabs, gated verb, noise/steam sweeps, gritty rides

For DJs

Headroom-safe master • tight low-end translation

Slots neatly in 138–142 BPM sets (industrial / warehouse / peak-time)

DM for exact key/stems if you want harmonic blends or edits

If you play it live or in a video, tag @lowkeymadeitknock — I’ll repost and pin your timestamp.

Echoes

acidMINIMAL

Mental Cinema

BUY: fanlink.to/deas-index

Digital: 14th February 2020
Vinyl: 28th February 2020

1: DEAS - Space Race
2: DEAS - Apart
3: DEAS - Index
4: DEAS - DRMS
5: DEAS - Radiation

Greek-born, Krakow-based DEAS is a producer of unusual stylistic and emotional breadth, possibly the result of growing up with a range of cultural and geographical influences. His fourth EP on Second State continues his impressive run, a mosaic of moods and textures that coalesces into a cohesive, compelling whole.

“Space Race” brings a futuristic cosmos to mind, a track that’s at once urgent and foreboding, yet light on its feet. Arpeggiating laser synths glide over peppy drum patterns in a manner that encourages dancefloor mayhem. “Apart” is a little more sinister but still highly danceable, with a propulsive bassline, noodling lashes of acid and an almost psychedelic vibe. “Index” strips it back and places the drums front and centre in a less-is-more piece designed to keep the party chugging, while “DRMS”, another percussion-based track, adds trippy effects to enhance those slightly sideways moments. “Radiation”, meanwhile, is a journey in the true sense of the word, a track that morphs from atmospheric to tense and back again in an arrangement that’s uncluttered, yet highly effective at creating a sense of delicious unease.

This EP is another collection of weapons from an internationally acclaimed techno producer and DJ, one that should ensure DEAS is in high demand for the coming year and beyond.

@michaelkleinberlin
@secondstateaudio

Index EP

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DEAS - Space Race

Juno Download: https://bit.ly/3bptnoJ
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/398PXAd

Nearly two years since their last release on Bade Records, and a year since their last original EP, Brothers Black return home to their London imprint with ‘Justify’, a focussed four track EP in their trademark style.

The brothers open the EP with ‘Long Way Back’, a rolling ambient piece combining distorted washing chords with spacey choral chords and space-age detailing. The title track ‘Justify’ follows, combining  heads-down, slamming percussion with vocal sampling from one of pop’s greatest legends. The third track, ‘Bloodhound’, is an effective, frantic tool that combines rolling percussion with an eerie lead and swirling strings. Finally, the brothers round off the EP with chained, a groove-orientated FM tool with sharp industrial stabs.

Brothers Black - Justify

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Ron Impro - Sickness (Shadym Remix) 160Kbps

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