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Echo Inspectors' “Parable” opens the ep. With a great selection of warm
sound elements and an analogue drum set, the Melbourne based duo
made a fusion of Dub and Detroit Techno. It´s the sound we love from
their releases on their own Primary [Colours] imprint as well as from our
Etui Winter Camp Compilation.
Dub Techno genius Quantec, who already released on labels such as
Echochord or Styrax, delivered a more down stripped track. His “Analogue
Effusion” is based on delayed synth chords which get deeply modulated
over a handful dry drums. When the bass kicks in, this turns into a
dancefloor mover.
The b side starts with “The Clouds Above Us” by Etui Records label head
Insect O. Filtered chords and short pads create a dreamy sound scape and
built up the tension step by step. Shaped drums are giving the track that
drive to work well on the dancefloor.
Frank Hellmond´s “True Lines” offers a deep house groove made of
analogue drums and sweet synth loops. Rare vocal snippets are bringing in
a kind Dub Techno feeling. The nice atmosphere of the track rounds it up.