Artist(s) .........:: Monoloc
Title .............:: Things EP
Genre .............:: Techno
Record Label ......:: CLR
Catalogue Number ..:: CLR083
Source ............:: WEB
Quality ...........:: 320kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Full Stereo
Duration ..........:: 00:23:59 (55.3MB)
Release Date ......:: 20-10-2014
Support ...........:: http://www.beatport.com
Tracklist .........::
1. Things 5:26
2. Things (Monoloc Edit) 6:11
3. Things (R°dhσd Remix) 6:29
4. Things (Roman Lindau Remix) 5:53
Release Note ......::
CLR is back with release number 83 and has something very special in store this
time. Monolocs latest effort offers a challenging mixture of various electronic
music genres. Apart from the original version and the Monoloc Edit, which
occupy the A side of the vinyl, two highly respected producers have contributed
remixes to this project, making it an impressive assembly of potential A sides.
Monolocs original version underlines the capacity of the Berlin based producer,
to create unorthodox, suspenseful Techno with a very personal handwriting. Once
more the beat structure, treatment of vocal bits, the selection of sounds and
the overall arrangement and production style make his productions easily
recognizable and truly unique. His additional edit surprises with a mesmerizing
and enchanting sequence, which could easily become one of those laid back after
hour sunrise classics. The two versions alone would make a dignified EP
already, but then there are the remixes by Roman Lindau and R°dhσd, which turn
this release into one of the most diversified CLR releases ever. While Roman
Lindau takes a House oriented direction and excellently works out the potential
of the track on the more uplifting side of the musical spectrum, Berghain
resident R°dhσd explores the dark side of Monolocs composition and delivers a
haunting Techno version full of well balanced bass, phasing sequences and an
irresistible, almost tribal rhythm structure. CLR083 is one of those releases
that characterises the direction the label has taken over the last years and is
equally interesting to DJs from all kinds of stylistic branches of the scene.
It┤s available on vinyl as well as digitally and will surely grace countless
record bags and playlists all over the world.