Co Ops Vol 2
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BODDIKA/YOGG/PATRIK SKOOG/DISTANT ECHOES/BNJMN/INLAND/CASSEGRAIN/TIN MAN/PHARAOH

Co Ops Vol 2(heavyweight double 12" in screen-printed sleeve limited to 200 copies)

Counterchange Recordings

Cat: COUNTER 010. Rel: 12 Mar 18
Techno


Side 1 - Track 1. Boddika - Broken Wave Side 1 - Track 2. Yogg - Close Enough Side 2 - Track 1. Patrik Skoog - Mind Control Side 2 - Track 2. Distant Echoes - Under The Influence Side 3 - Track 1. BNJMN - Red Tide Side 3 - Track 2. Inland - Fluxus Side 4 - Track 1. Cassegrain & Tin Man - Opal Stare Side 4 - Track 2. Pharaoh & Yogg - The Great Attractor

Ed Davenport's Counterchange imprint is back with a label compilation that demonstrates a wide variety of techno derivatives by a stellar cast. From scene legends such as UK innovator Boddika (with his hypnotic and textural epic "Broken Wave)" and elder statesman Patrik Skoog with the functional, peak-time cyclicality of "Mind Control". For more heady and atmospheric flavours, they have you covered courtesy of Puglia's Distant Echoes on the utterly sublime "Under The Influence" while Acing Seas main men Cassegrain team up with the inimitable Tin Man on the heady acid epic "Opal Stare".The harder edged, dancefloor ready weapons are provided by label head honcho Davenport on the retro, bleep driven "Fluxus", while BNJMN's abrasive "Red Tide" hammers the message home on this true beast that reaches near tribal moments.


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