In for the second shot of the fresh Dancefloor Socialism imprint is the
man Sascha Müller who pays homage to space exploration ventures with his
"Mars Rover EP". The opening title track "Mars Rover" presents itself
as a dark and ever rolling piece of Miami Bigroom Techno garnished with
loads of heavily cut up and filtered 90s Belgium Techno rave signals for
a change whereas "Monday Morning" weighs in 8+ minutes of pounding
ProtoTrance vs. Techno with interesting percussive shuffles and a soft,
all embracing melody which takes us straight back to Trance-floors of
approx. 1994 and turns into an instant alltime classic within the first
two minutes. Killer.
man Sascha Müller who pays homage to space exploration ventures with his
"Mars Rover EP". The opening title track "Mars Rover" presents itself
as a dark and ever rolling piece of Miami Bigroom Techno garnished with
loads of heavily cut up and filtered 90s Belgium Techno rave signals for
a change whereas "Monday Morning" weighs in 8+ minutes of pounding
ProtoTrance vs. Techno with interesting percussive shuffles and a soft,
all embracing melody which takes us straight back to Trance-floors of
approx. 1994 and turns into an instant alltime classic within the first
two minutes. Killer.
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