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SPEKTRE startet eigenes Label RESPEKT
In Kürze: It has been developed as a base for the research and exploration of their sound and to experiment within the new and innovative world of electronic music that we live in today. Derived from an anagram.
Vollständig: It has been developed as a base for the research and exploration of their sound and to experiment within the new and innovative world of electronic music that we live in today. Derived from an anagram of Spektre, the Respekt label stands for the artist's interminable belief in the underground soundtrack that spans the globe, and for the inspiration they gleam from producing, performing, and moving in the circles it revolves in.
As two of the most widely respected techno artists to come out of the UK in recent times, founders Paul Maddox & Richard Wakley have travelled the world in the past three years performing the Spektre LIVE show, to rapturous acclaim. While stealing the show at clubs around the globe, they have been inspired by cultures from every dance floor, and as producers they have released on the crème de la crème of techno's elite labels.
Massive support has come from the likes of techno kings Carl Cox, Sven Vath, Dubfire and Laurent Garnier, while James Zabiela has championed them as his "ones to watch" and quotes "Spektre's productions consist of solid techno that really remembers the rave. Music that is cool but also fun and highly danceable. These guys are just going to get bigger"...
The natural progression is their label RESPEKT, with the first release due at the end of November and another three before Spring serving as a build up to their eagerly anticipated debut studio album, due for release in early 2010.
Get ready to be inspired, exhilarated and enthralled. Get prepared for the next instalment and always, expekt the unexspekted!!
RSPKT001: Spektre & Matt Cooper - Cuernos Cubanos EP
Fro pre listening: CLICK HERE!
Release date:
Vinyl - Monday 16th November
Digital - Monday 23rd November 2009
1. Cuernos Cubanos sees Spektre combine with fellow Yorkshireman and Mixmag Future Hero, Matt Cooper. The result is a floor-smashing fusion of dark industrial sounds, swaying Latin elements and the mother of all foghorns.
2. Kicking K sees the same collaborative partnership come up with an express paced percussive ride packed main room power, huge atmospheric pads, warping sirens and distorted cut up vocal snippets that all add to the twisted vibe..
Dieser Nachricht wurde am 16.11.2009 durch sven
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