cover not mint - vinyl unaffected. supported by: speedy j, richie hawtin, loco dice, karotte, joseph capriati, dj emerson , tommy four seven, technasia, laurent garnier, a.mochi, felix kröcher, mauro picotto, uto karem, mark henning, someone else ,gregor tresher, alex bau, paco osuna, xpansul, d. diggler, umek, pierce, florian meindl ... the fifth release on spinclub recordings is a remix package featuring five different versions of the successful and much appreciated >finger< track by kapuchon and benny rodrigues (scr 004). the original contains easily recognizable elements like the characteristic, dubbed out sequences and offers loads of room for the remixer s imagination. chris liebing and the scr team are especially happy to be able to present a truly massive remix by radio slave, one of the currently most busy and successful producers in the world of electronic music. with the release of this very special remix package, scr wants to pay respect to one of the milestone tracks in the brief history of this young label. furthermore the release contains mixes by up and coming artists like monoloc or masuki, next to those of experienced producers such as d-nox & beckers and dj emerson

the next installment from the new beyond imprint is with us, featuring two newcomers from the thriving us underground, kapuchon & benny rodriques. the pair bring a magical detroit infused collection of warm, urgent and modern house music into our peripheral vision where its simply hard to ignore … like a well loved vintage drum machine tweaked to perfection, or a dusty old synth rejuvinated, >and again< draws inspiration from the rich synthesised landscapes of classic detroit techno, however adds a totally fresh and modern aesthetic, through its use of precise drum fills and beatifully crafted harmonies. on a more thoughful, soulful tip, >unexpected< unravells itself with smooth chord atmospheres, driving, solid-state percussion and teasing delay fx. the story might be a familar one to those who have their ears firmly pressed to the dancefloor, but for good reason, as these two fine storytellers have crafted a golden moment for the late, late hours. the acidic ride of >potato tomato<, with its pushing sub bass and glistening crescendos is perhaps the toughest cut of the e.p, and delivers the energy where its needed whilst still holding onto that classic, deep-as-dawn chicagotodetroit vibe.

great flashing and pumpin minimal techno! support by speedy j, alex bau, dj emerson, dubfire, james kameran, technasia, laurent garnier, len faki, adam beyer, monika kruse, funk d void, timo maas, mauro picotto, the advent, chris liebing