Track info
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- A: Wings Of Death
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- B: Venom Dance
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- € 8.47
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Infiné present Danton Eeprom, already showing diversity in the output they will be putting out, ‘Wings of Death’ is an altogether different release to it’s former. Eeprom delivers two wonderfully deep and intricate productions, which focus on working the mind just as much as the body.
From Paris to Berlin, London to Madrid, Berlin to Kiev, this dandy has already showcased his elegant live show to critical acclaim. Having previously released on Berlin based Electrobot, the Belgian Lektroluv and Marseille’s Virgo (‘Prohibition’ EP was used by Ewan Pearson on his Soma compilation ‘Sci.Fi.Hi.Fi’), he has now teamed up with Agoria’s stable with what has to be some of his finest work to date.
Laurent Garnier, Tiga, DJ Naughty, Chloé, Tim Paris, Geoffroy, Carl Craig and Agoria have all been seduced by his Mathew Jonson-like harmonies. He acquires a very powerful yet sensitive sound, a balance many producers strive for.
Remember the name, youÂ’ll be hearing a lot more from Danton Eeprom in 2007.
LUKE SOLOMON (Classic/AKA/Various) – “Venom Dance is dopeness. Supporting.”
WILL SAUL (Simple/Various) – “Really into both Wings Of death and Venom Dance – production is very sweet and the melodic ideas are very strong – especially Wings Of Death – definitely for the deeper dance floors but that’s where I play so everyone’s a winner.”
DUNCAN FORBES (Spooky/Various) – “Loving the first mix of Wings Of Death is my favourite. Quality, will chart next week.”
CHRIS BONES (Machine/Space/Various) – “Love Wings Of Death and Venom Dance equally. Absolutely incredible! Won’t be taking this one out of the bag for a while.”
GREG SONATA (Foreign Muck/Lets/Various)- “I like the Danton Eeprom tracks.”
From Paris to Berlin, London to Madrid, Berlin to Kiev, this dandy has already showcased his elegant live show to critical acclaim. Having previously released on Berlin based Electrobot, the Belgian Lektroluv and Marseille’s Virgo (‘Prohibition’ EP was used by Ewan Pearson on his Soma compilation ‘Sci.Fi.Hi.Fi’), he has now teamed up with Agoria’s stable with what has to be some of his finest work to date.
Laurent Garnier, Tiga, DJ Naughty, Chloé, Tim Paris, Geoffroy, Carl Craig and Agoria have all been seduced by his Mathew Jonson-like harmonies. He acquires a very powerful yet sensitive sound, a balance many producers strive for.
Remember the name, youÂ’ll be hearing a lot more from Danton Eeprom in 2007.
LUKE SOLOMON (Classic/AKA/Various) – “Venom Dance is dopeness. Supporting.”
WILL SAUL (Simple/Various) – “Really into both Wings Of death and Venom Dance – production is very sweet and the melodic ideas are very strong – especially Wings Of Death – definitely for the deeper dance floors but that’s where I play so everyone’s a winner.”
DUNCAN FORBES (Spooky/Various) – “Loving the first mix of Wings Of Death is my favourite. Quality, will chart next week.”
CHRIS BONES (Machine/Space/Various) – “Love Wings Of Death and Venom Dance equally. Absolutely incredible! Won’t be taking this one out of the bag for a while.”
GREG SONATA (Foreign Muck/Lets/Various)- “I like the Danton Eeprom tracks.”
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