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DETTMANN/KLOCK - Scenario



Artist: DETTMANN/KLOCK  Receive an e-mail alert when this artist releases a new title
Title: Scenario
Label: Ostgut Ton Germany  $translation.emailalerts.add_label_alert_hint}
Cat: OSTGUTTON 11
Format: 2xLP
Released: 26 November, 2007
Price: $21.21
Genre: Minimal/Tech House
Playlist: MP3
Availability:Out of stock
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Side 1
1.  - Blank Scenario - MP3 Sample MP3 "Blank Scenario"
2.  - Renumber - MP3 Sample MP3 "Renumber"
Side 2
1.  - Scenario - MP3 Sample MP3 "Scenario"
Side 3
1.  - Places Like This - MP3 Sample MP3 "Places Like This"
Side 4
1.  - Dawning - MP3 Sample MP3 "Dawning" (revisited)

  • played by:Luke Hess

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    Label/Supplier Notes

    After having launched Ostgut Ton's vinyl division with the superb 'Dawning/Dead Man Watches The Clock' (O-Ton01) and their own labels MDR and Klockworks, Marcel Dettmann, who in the meantime also did remixes for Rekids and Bpitch Control and contributed a track to Sven Väth's 'Cocoon Compilation G', and Ben Klock join forces again after their solo efforts on O-Ton03 and O-Ton05. The 'Scenario EP' is a double 12" containing four brand new tracks as well as a rework of their hit 'Dawning'. The tracks have all been conceived at the Berghain club, where Marcel and Ben tested earlier versions in order to optimise them in their studio. The duo showcases a palette of styles ranging from raw tools to rather musical compositions. 'Scenario' clearly stands at the center of this release, with drums dry as a bone, metallic, scratching percussion and concisely placed effects turning this into something not only diehard Plastikman or Sähkö fans should be able to enjoy. 'Blank Scenario', the other side of the coin, is an even more reduced workout of 'Scenario', giving the DJ a lot of freedom to use this track. 'Renumber' is another stoic little techno beast with a heavy bass representing the state-of-the-art at Berlin's school of Hardwax. 'Places Like This' has never been meant for a release as it was a private tool both Ben and Marcel used for their DJ sets, but as its shuffling chords led to euphoric crowd reactions it soon became clear it had to find its way onto this EP. Last but not least, Dettmann/Klock revisit their first collective effort. 'Dawning (Revisited)' highlighting their more harmonic side and reviving the track in a very convincing way. This package definitely makes for a strong double 12", showing it's possible to do original, yet traditional techno in 2007. 
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