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SENDER 055EP
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"Weltzwei is back with a vengeance! Nearly three years after the release of the mongo Expander EP, Sender records whiz-kids Benno Blome and Matthias Klein (Konfekt/Konkord) emerge from the depths of the recording studio at last. This time, they've milked their equipment for all it was worth to bring you the full force of Sender's crystalline energy. The title track, 'Radarius,' transforms sound into a 100% visceral experience. Those saw-tooth bass lines work their way under your skin and enslave you in euphoria. At the same time, metallic bleeps and singing interference zap your knees and send you diving into an ocean of rave."
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SENDER 028EP
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"Weltzwei, consisting of label-chiefs Benno Bome (Sender) and Mathias Klein (Areal), should have sparked the attention of a few with previous releases on Sender. Four remix-assignees were able to continue designing the possibilities for an expansion in relation to the current release Expander where the Berlin-Cologne duo provide a Musical blueprint for 'glorious, decaying drug sounds' (Debug). The first is completed by the Berliner Peter Grummich. His conception of expansion goes by width more than anything else: he lets it bang abrasive and delighted while staying quite close to the original. The Cologne Areal-act Metope moves happily into electro-fields for the sending area of his choice. He even rocks alongside of it quite well with what the stuff has got. Everything is notably set under 120 bpms. The Hamburg dial-chief Carsten Jost, who just recently became well-known for his Swayzak remix, searches underneath the surface of expander for potential further broadening. He is successful. The original is disassembled piece by piece with loving care, every fragment researched for its specific density. Everything is then poured out as a finely disseminated track from some not intuited depth that might remind one of very old Transmat releases. Coming from Toronto lastly we have the old buddy Jake Fairley with his view of things. His sending time is determined to be midnight; his interpretation comes out from the ether, accordingly dark and spooky, in order to give the inclined listener one earnest haunting after the other. There should be something in it for every heart with this rock-solid remix package."
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