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Assue.Fazio
Groove

Artists

Assue.Fazio

Labels

Sound Metaphors Records

Catno

SMR015

Formats

1x Vinyl 12" 45 RPM EP Remastered

Country

Germany

Release date

Jan 1, 2023

Genres

Electronic

Styles

Techno House

Previously unreleased early 90's italian breaky tribal techno produced by Sergio Fazio. Remastered and embellished with a remix by Trent.

Sergio Fazio has been the driving force behind a string of early 90s high octane releases sitting somewhere between breaky rave indulgences and early progressive trancey sounds. Starting with “The Factory” project which we had the pleasure of releasing last year, we continue this relationship with an unreleased EP from the same time, finally allowing it to see the day of light 30 years after it was produced. To compliment the occasion we bring Berlin's specialist Trent to cook a new remixed version in his studio - Italy at it's best. Heavy percussive elements flowing in and out of driving bass line patterns, hearing is believing, can't go wrong. Remastered and with full cover artwork.

Media: Mi

Sleeve: M

125kr*

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