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Blackout Audio’s new sub-division ‘Blackout Audio Remastered’ continues with this, the second release from its awe-inspiring and highly acclaimed twelve-year back catalog. This time Sweden’s Hardcell steps up to the stage, who is no stranger to producing quality electronic music, having had releases on labels such as Adam Beyer’s Drumcode, Marco Corola’s Zenit and Chris Liebing’s CLR imprint to name but a few.

 

Originally released in 2000, Hardcell’s mix is dark and heavy; with a pace and drive that fitted perfectly on the main European floors of the time. This was played from DJ’s across the techno community with the key here being the subtle changes in locked groove, that magnified ten-fold through a pounding club system. This was nothing short of relentless back then and is still so today. 

 

Active Disorder delivers the second mix – again locked in a groove but with even more percussion changes firing from several different angles. Finally, Mark EG and Chrissi give us ‘Colony Investigator’ – a track that found favour with artists such as UMEK and Valentino Kanzyani due to it’s unmistakable tribal influence.



Unmissable. 

 

 

01 - Mark EG and Chrissi - Bios Chip (Hardcell Remix)


 

02 - Mark EG and Chrissi - Bios Chip (Active Disorder Remix)


 

03 - Mark EG and Chrissi - Deranged 

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