Sales information

Real drums and electric guitars on a ravey techno track? That is indeed what our ears heard the day we entered
Berlin's Ivory Tower studios to check what French sound fundamentalist Reynold and Sicilian talent Giovanni
Verga had been preparing for a vinyl release with us. As risky and untrendy as it may sound, if our label has
grown to a teenager with 16 releases it's because some people out there seem to be sharing our vision
regarding four-to-the floor musical values. That was the case recently with San Francisco's Alland Byallo for our
last vinyl release and now we start this agitated though exciting 2012 with Reynold, whose work managing
Trenton Records is a credit to the whole electronic music community, producing some of the (for us) more
creative and original tracks during the last decade. For this release the duo play every note and rhythm on real
instruments giving us the experience of actually having a rock band playing some techno for us here in
Raveland: drums, guitars, bass, keyboards…The result is a tremendously intense "detroitish" piece that should
take the crowd up to that 'into the bone' (or maybe 'into the soul') moment. A track that, injected into the right
'space/time coordinates', will definitely make the difference, even in the years to come. For the creative B2 cut
on the flip side, the guys took a flight to the warmer lands of Jamaica with their 'Freaky Leaks'. With this brilliant
set of organic sounds the duo bring the real DUB thing back, presumably finding Jamaica as the perfect place for
those early, or in between, downbeat hours. WE LIKE. And no worries, fans of the well-rounded vinyl track lists
as we are, we didn't forget to come back from all these sound escapes with a return flight captained by label
manager Fernando Daxta, who provides a deep club tool, warm-up orientated remix to 'Into the Bone'.
Together, the three tracks should round up the angles of your usually tight dj budget ;) so conside