Wines, I saw, I won? Nevermind.
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This is my edit of a rare promo of a one-off German New Beat act on the
infamous Belgian BCM label.
Although the vinyl cut bears some distortion I ripped the vinyl through a
professional A-D converter to obtain the best possible sound. Also I only
limited some spikes to preserve the original dynamics.
I cut the cheesy vocals (the track is actually a cheapish cover version
– the one who fancies the vocals should buy the original). To disguise
the cuts was tiresome. The worst were apparent in the original already.
So I tried to disguise their flaws using delays and fades.
I extended the intro and outro just for a few seconds of DJ convenience.
I was further bringing the different rather chaotic, disparate themes
into a usual 4/8/16 grid etc. and pushed the vocal synth in the last
quarter by EQing. Enjoy this on the eclectic, clubby cosmic dancefloor!
Denis from 44,100Hz Social Club commented on occasion of the premiere of my ‘Face To Face’ edit on his platform:
our good friends at whypeopledance released next MATERIÁ, this time edit compilation with the best bad boys of the scene as Curses, Schmoltz, Scannoir, Iñigo Vontier, Il Est Vilaine, Panorama Channel and much more…
Can you still tanz?
Ze Dresden don returnz mit final missonen.
Arcade go loop-de-loop.
Arabia Town rock’n’stroll.
Ce Soir pour industrial complexion.
The Blade de herzsaiten.
Danke Dunkeltier, Sneaker, Gino. Guter Freund.
Remember Peoples. Bahnsteig not beige shite. Ein mal noch !!!
Order the 12″ here:
bandcamp (also digitally available)
Juno/UK
deejay.de/DE
Clone/NL
Red Eye/UK
Phonica/UK
As Mange Moi puts it:
‘Twisted Kraut Techno For All Disturbed Clubs’
Repress available of the highly sought after Macadam Mambo VA – Danzas Electrics 2×12″+7″!!!
Finally you can catch your copy at:
physical stores: Syncrophone, Chez Emile, Tactile, Vary, Fat Fenders
online:
Bordello
Decks
Juno
HHV
Red Eye
Deejay.de
Piccadilly Records
Click for full tracklist!
Here is another freebie for all you digital bees out there.
Straight synth pop fueled Italian early 90s EBM from one of my favourite bands.
I prepared this edit years ago. I’ve bought the CD to have the best possible source and for a long time it was in my digital drawer. It’s close to the original, yet incorporates chopped clips from the Razormaid mix, pronounced percussive parts and of course an extended DJ intro.
