QUADRANT - Infinition EP Progressive Techno

QUADRANT - Infinition EP Progressive TechnoExperience the enduring power of Quadrant's 'Infinition' EP, a pivotal 1993 release from Carl Craig's esteemed Planet E label. This meticulously reissued 12 inch vinyl delivers two seminal Detroit techno tracks, crafted by Mark Ernestus and Moritz von Oswald of Basic Channel fame. Rediscover the timeless sound aesthetic that shaped a generation of electronic music enthusiasts. Essential for any discerning collector seeking authentic early 90s

Side A kicks off with "Use Your Force

This record is a sophisticated elegy for the dancefloor

capturing the intricate mechanical nuances of the original studio sessions

This De:tuned release is a definitive archival piece for serious collectors of early-nineties electronic history

polyrhythmic soul

catalogue number METALP 30

Dan PIU's 'Raindrops EP' delivers an immersive journey into the realms of minimal and tech house

Each track on this LP explores rhythmic complexity through atmospheric soundscapes and low-end pressure

The lead track mesmerises with falsetto hooks and a syrupy groove

Each composition prioritises conceptual narrative over standard danceable rhythms for a more profound listening experience

offering a thoughtful and powerful sonic journey for discerning listeners

Backed by Daniel Dor and Tom Berkmann