AciitoneDigital
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The second release on AciiTone Green sees Sourcecode at the helm. This twisted original breaks all boundries and smashes all of the rules. The package is further balanced with two fantastic remixes from "Matador", and the mighty "Sinister Industry".
The original is built with prime time action closely in mind. A driving bassline from early on is soon outgrown by wild lfo cuts, closly follwed up by a full on lfo onslaught. This record has been doing the rounds from day one , with fine results unfolded on every occasion.
Our first remix, comes from aciitones very own Matador. This remix is a tamer cut on the original. The lfo bliss being tamed throughout, and matched by a rumbling chunk of bassline and tight precussive grooves.
Sinister Industry deliver their signature slant on this one, serving up a glitched out fidget bomb that has more bleeps and zaps than a supped up game of space invaders. With sleazing funk driven base and killer cuts throughout the tracks rough and ready exterior gives it a playful feel. The break serves up some oldschool breakbeat that really steal the limelight before the aural assalt continues with a frantic drop and a perfectly placed appearance from the original lfo. A fine addition to the package that’s sure to turn some heads.
Dusty kid (Boxer Recordings)
The first mix is the big one
Fergie (excentric)
realy in to this, i have played this a few times when ive played long sets, all ways gets a top reaction.
Paul Hammill (bbc)
Another killer tune from the Aciitone label with a superb package of
mixes. Full support.
John Selway (smith & selway)
Woah!Gonna mess up some people
Q Burns – (nrk)
Sourcecode - McKenna (Sinister Industry remix) is really good ---
Great build, effective breakdown, tight rhythms ..,
I'll be playing this as early as tomorrow night at a big party in Los Angeles
PERC – (perctrax/kompakt)
The Sinister Industry mix was my favourite.
Timmy Stewart (jet project) -
All versions of this are ace for different sets, times of the night tbh... Proper slice of peak time driving techno on the original, stripped back but still driving on the Matador mix and the Sinister remix is really clever with Ken's sick programming as usual. 4/5 charting, playing and generally supporting.
Eddie Brennan (electric city / pogo)
Thanks a mil. Like the original best. Great driving bass behind it!
Paul Prior (collective music)
like it, simple but effective, the sinister industry mix is smashing and will definately support.
Dan Sykes (vivamusic)
The original is still the best for me, still cant get tired of it, as exciting when I play it now as the first time I heard it. I like the remixes but I find the original overpowers all, love watching the dance floor when I play it...........its like a panic bomb going off.....Quality
Indo Phunque (mode music)
Original is great, absoloute beast of a track..Fave is the Matador Remix, Charted at No1 for our March Chart.
For more information on AciiTone DiGiTal or to buy our music visit –
http://www.myspace.com/aciitonedigital
http://www.beatport.com
http://www.juno.co.uk
http://www.djdownload.com
http://www.beatsdigital.com
To join our mailing list simply mail – aciitone@gmail.com
with "mailing list" as the subject!
Many thanks for the support!
The original is built with prime time action closely in mind. A driving bassline from early on is soon outgrown by wild lfo cuts, closly follwed up by a full on lfo onslaught. This record has been doing the rounds from day one , with fine results unfolded on every occasion.
Our first remix, comes from aciitones very own Matador. This remix is a tamer cut on the original. The lfo bliss being tamed throughout, and matched by a rumbling chunk of bassline and tight precussive grooves.
Sinister Industry deliver their signature slant on this one, serving up a glitched out fidget bomb that has more bleeps and zaps than a supped up game of space invaders. With sleazing funk driven base and killer cuts throughout the tracks rough and ready exterior gives it a playful feel. The break serves up some oldschool breakbeat that really steal the limelight before the aural assalt continues with a frantic drop and a perfectly placed appearance from the original lfo. A fine addition to the package that’s sure to turn some heads.
Dusty kid (Boxer Recordings)
The first mix is the big one
Fergie (excentric)
realy in to this, i have played this a few times when ive played long sets, all ways gets a top reaction.
Paul Hammill (bbc)
Another killer tune from the Aciitone label with a superb package of
mixes. Full support.
John Selway (smith & selway)
Woah!Gonna mess up some people
Q Burns – (nrk)
Sourcecode - McKenna (Sinister Industry remix) is really good ---
Great build, effective breakdown, tight rhythms ..,
I'll be playing this as early as tomorrow night at a big party in Los Angeles
PERC – (perctrax/kompakt)
The Sinister Industry mix was my favourite.
Timmy Stewart (jet project) -
All versions of this are ace for different sets, times of the night tbh... Proper slice of peak time driving techno on the original, stripped back but still driving on the Matador mix and the Sinister remix is really clever with Ken's sick programming as usual. 4/5 charting, playing and generally supporting.
Eddie Brennan (electric city / pogo)
Thanks a mil. Like the original best. Great driving bass behind it!
Paul Prior (collective music)
like it, simple but effective, the sinister industry mix is smashing and will definately support.
Dan Sykes (vivamusic)
The original is still the best for me, still cant get tired of it, as exciting when I play it now as the first time I heard it. I like the remixes but I find the original overpowers all, love watching the dance floor when I play it...........its like a panic bomb going off.....Quality
Indo Phunque (mode music)
Original is great, absoloute beast of a track..Fave is the Matador Remix, Charted at No1 for our March Chart.
For more information on AciiTone DiGiTal or to buy our music visit –
http://www.myspace.com/aciitonedigital
http://www.beatport.com
http://www.juno.co.uk
http://www.djdownload.com
http://www.beatsdigital.com
To join our mailing list simply mail – aciitone@gmail.com
with "mailing list" as the subject!
Many thanks for the support!