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Deep Club rounds out five years with its fifth addition to the label arm, a split 12-inch EP of raw,
unbridled techno. Trespass / Cop Watch reaches outside of Deep Club's inner circle, enlisting the
talents of Grey People, one of the crew's favorite American techno producers. After posting key
releases for Proper Trax, CGI, and Public System Recordings, Grey People released 12-inches for
Valcrond Video and Nerang Recordings, as well as a new album with fledgling French label 99cts
Rcrds, all while commanding Nashville's techno underground and helping run the budding TRAM
Planet label and party crew. Adding to the fun, Occidental crawls back out of the shadows to
contribute two brain-melting tracks to this split twelve.
Occidental starts it off with two not-so-similar versions of "Trespass". "Trespass (Juss Feel It)"
delivers 140 BPM of filthy frequencies straight to the brain stem in just over four minutes. You
juss gotta feel it. Next, "Trespass Dat A$$" slows the pace down and turns up the spanking. This
one is all about the thick, pulsing kickdrum, lush pads, and deep moans. The flip side belongs to
Grey People. "Intercepting Encrypted Messages" channels a repetitive, bloopy synth rhythm and
powerful drums before the hi-hats and claps smack the dancefloor. "Cop Watch" draws on Grey
People's Chicago roots for a dynamic and frenetic dance.

— Ryan Scannura