Exocet by Juxta Position
Mark Hawkins returns once more under his Juxta Position moniker, delivering two weapons grade slices of dance-floor machinery guaranteed to take the roofs off of clubs and parties worldwide!
Dark Energy, one of Hawkins’ more recent productions, reframes the early nineties upbeat euro-with-a-hint-of-detroit sound, counterbalanced with slick 21st century production values, it’s frantic 144bpm tempo likely to appeal to the new generation of thrill seeking techno kids looking for something to raise their pulses.
Exocet is a much older piece, dating back a full seven years, which is reflected by the more restrained pace, and refusal to adhere to clichéd tropes, clinging on to the old adage popularised by Jeff Mills, when he was quoted as saying that Techno should be “sounds that you’ve never heard before”.
This package is a symbiosis of old meeting new, that attempts to recapture the original spirit of experimentalism in electronic music, which has been sorely missed in the rush for attention at the cost of all else that has plagued recent times.
We hope that you will listen closely!
Tracklist
| 1. | Dark Energy | 6:43 |
| 2. | Exocet | 6:52 |
