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BPX 025EP
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BPitch present a new EP of unfiltered techno and impeccable sound design by Turin-based duo Boston 168. Following on from three releases on the label and a 2019 appearance on its hotly tipped sub label UFO Inc, the duo head for cavernous industrial spaces and vivid psychedelic trips with Gigantia. Having produced music together since 2014, Sergio Pace and Vincenzo Ferramosca have built a name for themselves from a particularly spatial strain of techno that has afforded them an illustrious career to date. Gigantia sees the duo drawing upon the industrial roots of their hometown, merging a range of influences with a distinctly melodic take on acid techno.
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BPX 007EP
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BPitch Control welcomes Italian acid duo Boston 168 back to the fold as the label's 2020 campaign continues. The pair produced the 909 Therapy EP (BPC 339EP) and the back in 2019 after their successful Drops In Heaven EP (BPC 336EP) debut on BPitch, and they have them return with Vax Of Love, a three-track continuation of their experiments with industrial sounds and the timeless appeal of the beloved Roland TR-303 and its squelchy secretions. What we have here is the product of one of Italy's "Motor Cities", the ghosts of abandoned factories present in every beat, bassline and acid-tinged motif...
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BPC 339EP
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Boston 168 return to BPitch Berlin with an EP that promises no less than a proper 909 Therapy in three cathartic sessions. Hot on the heels of their debut single Drops In Heaven (BPC 336EP, 2018) for Ellen Allien's label, the Italian duo follow up with three even more rave-inspired pieces of cosmic techno. Theirs is not the kind therapy that will have you lie down on a couch and open up about your past, but the sort that will have you move every fiber of your body and embrace the here and now.
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BPC 336EP
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The shortest connection between the past and the future leads through the music of Boston 168, the duo of Sergio Pace and Vincenzo Ferramosca. "Cosmic Tribe" translates its idea of universal togetherness into a nerve-wrecking groove punctuated by complex percussion work and a subtly building acid line, while "Drops In Heaven" uses a booming kick drum as base for an emotionally driven exploration of sonic textures. The psychedelic "Straight To Light" nods to nineties pioneers like Emmanuel Top, showcasing Ferramosca and Pace's talent for creating musical depth by ingeniously bringing together a few select elements to greater effect.
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