after a break from solo production for his own blueprint label, during which he released a well-received album ( the dash ) on the mighty tresor, and a brace of singles as o/v/r (with regis), james ruskin returns to home-ground with a cracking two-tracker. sabre is a classic ruskin production, booming bottom-end and a mind-mangling filtered fx loop swirling around over the top. deceptively simple production that is definitely greater than the sum of its parts, as all good techno should be. on the flipside, massk follows a similar template, with only 5 or 6 parts throughout the whole track, but the subtle changes in arrangement lure the listener in to the deep and dark world of mr ruskin...

200x ltd black vinyl edition
the cologne based techno label sector music starts with its first release from sector cologne founder kavaro and two stunning versions of his tracks from nx1 and milton bradley. kavaro started the well known event series sector more than 4 years ago and plays as well as a resident dj there. after many years organizing his events and staying behind the turntables it was time for him to make music itself. at sector he played along james ruskin, rrose, paula temple, dasha rush, ancient methods, inigo kennedy, vatican shadow and many more great artists. milton bradley from berlin played already 3 times at sector and the spanish duo nx1 played live in the first year of the event series. the new record label sector music will always have a connection to the sector events. this release will be first vinyl exclusive because kavaro is known for his excellent all vinyl dj sets and he highly supports other vinyl djs.

supported by ben sims, dave clarke, steve rachmad, bart skills, dj 3000, cari lekebusch and many more.. the time is now, a new token, a new wave of mayhem for dancefloors worldwide. for 6 we have the first belgian artist on token. its been a while since we saw a release by dimitri andreas and since he released his widely well received panther ep on the highly acclaimed music man label in 2003, the mass was hungry for a new release. london based producer and blueprint legend james ruskin takes care of another interpretation for the flip side. with his recent album >the dash< on tresor, he continues his legacy. here, mr ruskin keeps the groove of the original track and gives it a bit more intimacy and funk