Ground Factory is back with the techno which they well known for. Three tracks featuring Kalden Bess & Kimono, Patch Park and Ron Costa.

The Original Mix by Kalden Bess (aka m0h) and Kimono is a heavyweight revolving around a beat that never let go. Somewhat like an audio train, the track features some broken tribal percussive layers and a clever use of audio saturation and white noise that build up until implosion. The breakdown is all about hypnosis, and the kicks are all about bulldozers. This track is all about the Berghain.

Patch Park lives up to his reputation and delivers a deeper interpretation of the source material. Quite close to the original, this remix revolves around hynotic percussions and heavy bass, with an extra synth loop creating a deep effect that should not fool you into thinking this is going to be smooth. In the middle of the track, a very heavily saturated breakdown culminates with a seriously banging bassline that should annihilate everything between the speakers. Except maybe cockroaches.

The Ron Costa interpretation of the track is aimed at a different audience and will be a total match with tech-house dance floors. Using the tribal vibe of the original track, it brings in the funk of tech-house into the mix by turning the bassline into a sweet, groovy one. It introduces subtle vocal elements and play games with the percussive elements, while retaining the saturated aspect of the original via hi-hats that are almost nothing short of white noise.

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Supported by:

Richie Hawtin, Stephan Bodzin, Secret Cinema, Timo Maas, Slam, Gary Beck, Fergie, Jim Rivers, John Selway and many more...