limited to 500 copies, this ep sees the german legends laying down some seriously danceable acid, laced with an undercurrent of techno. lights, camera, acid contains echoes of their seminal track acperience 1 , channelling the 303 vibe, whereas yo! bum rush the silver box ploughs a more electro furrow of acid. both grooves come in at over the 6 minute mark. mastered by curve pusher, artwork by g.s-l studio.

another banger from the toolbox crew!

little do people know that coober pedy is an opal rich town buried deep within the red and arid outback of south australia. lewie day (aka tornado wallace) and tom moore may be from melbourne, but the duo make up the coober pedy university band, coining the term krautback to describe this moon plain ep. drawing upon italo synths and mid-tempo balearica as inspiration, the first release comes in 10 form via soft rocks kinfolk label. the reverb washed australian crooner chet faker appears on the title track moon plain alongside heavy struck piano chords, while sentenced beyond the seas is a flow of groggy atmospheres and downtempo beats. oblong is the the eps stand out italo track with short bass arpeggios a highlight, while soft rocks acperience mix of moon plain takes on an acidic and space western theme.

believe it or not !! new hardfloor album ! with acid !! killer !! mastery is distinguished by the difference between being able to create something because you know about it, and creating something because you are it.hardfloor are the masters! masters of what? masters of the -sound of acid-, the style of techno they invented and infected the world with by unleashing the groundbreaking and infinitely imitated -hardtrance acperience ep- in 1992. that unmistakable groove, that pumping house bass, that swirling modulating melody, that throbbing acid house vibe and those climactic builds and breaks - a new sound for the dancefloors of the planet. yes, this is 2010 and that was 18 years ago. a lot has happened since then and music has changed

last part of the vinyl edition of their new album… in a collectors sleeve ! the final part of >the life we choose< album series begins with >the question remains<. this track features three 303s, which modulate in perfect harmony through to the typical break-down, which hardfloor created in their cult track >acperience 1< back in 1992! >… me, three< - this is, at 131 bpm, the >fastest track< on the album. acid-techno at its best. please note - this part comes in the full album cover (in which you can also put in parts 1 & 2)

super classic acid / techno tracks !!!!