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  • Record/Vinyl

    Very limited restock of Evasion Room Records first release.

    These are the last of the original 200 copies! 12" grey marbled vinyl with colored label, black inner and outer sleeve.

    ships out within 5 days
    edition of 200  19 remaining
    Purchasable with gift card

      €7.90 EUR or more 

     

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A1 - IAC2 (Original mix)
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B1 - IAC2 (Future Beat Alliance remix)
3.
B2 - IAC2 (Quantec remix)

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Previews:
#ERR001 - soundcloud.com/evasionroomrecords/sets/err001-iac2

Thinking outside the crowd, trying to obtain their own sound, their identity, sometimes through random ideas ,good ideas were born. IAC2 is one of these. It's the homogeneous union between the Dub chords of Emanuele and Riccardo's progressions. A meticulous attention to detail…a desire to escape from prejudice and conformity are perceived through the atmospheres and the chord sequence that evades throughout the track.
To wrap it all there's a stunning remix by Future Beat Alliance (Tresor) , with continuous modulations on the main theme. The other remix has been edited by the painter of the moon : Quantec (Echocord), emotional and atmospheric dub techno as he always knows to do.
This is just the beginning for Evasion Room Records.

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released April 16, 2012

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Evasion Room Records Berlin, Germany

Independent techno label founded by Emanuele Pertoldi & Riccardo D'Agostini, focused on modern Detroit/Deep Techno with dark atmospheres.

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