#12 Feat. New Releases in Electro (Classic / Detroit / Modern)

For release number 046, Luv Shack Records brings together two long time contributors Jakobin and ROTCIV for a split EP thats brimming with references to early 90s electronica. Jakobin lays the foundation with the bubbly, trance infused "Drawan", follows up with the spooky, upbeat electro of "Skulpt", and finishes off with "Octagonial Tribe", a track that oscillates between laid back melodies and squelchy acid sequences. On the flip-side, ROTCIV showcases his signature style of industrial new beat madness: "Frenesy" marries breakbeats with syncopated synthesizer sequences, "No More Room in Hell" sound like a late 80s Italo Disco instrumental on steroids, while "The Confidence" opts for broken beats and ethereal FM-flutes. As a digital bonus, ROTCIV gifts us with a heavy hitting, acid infused track by the name of "Living Art".

Jakobin, Rotciv

#15 Feat. Banner in Indie Dance

For release number 046, Luv Shack Records brings together two long time contributors Jakobin and ROTCIV for a split EP thats brimming with references to early 90s electronica. Jakobin lays the foundation with the bubbly, trance infused "Drawan", follows up with the spooky, upbeat electro of "Skulpt", and finishes off with "Octagonial Tribe", a track that oscillates between laid back melodies and squelchy acid sequences. On the flip-side, ROTCIV showcases his signature style of industrial new beat madness: "Frenesy" marries breakbeats with syncopated synthesizer sequences, "No More Room in Hell" sound like a late 80s Italo Disco instrumental on steroids, while "The Confidence" opts for broken beats and ethereal FM-flutes. As a digital bonus, ROTCIV gifts us with a heavy hitting, acid infused track by the name of "Living Art".

Jakobin, Rotciv

#15 Feat. New Releases in Indie Dance

For release number 046, Luv Shack Records brings together two long time contributors Jakobin and ROTCIV for a split EP thats brimming with references to early 90s electronica. Jakobin lays the foundation with the bubbly, trance infused "Drawan", follows up with the spooky, upbeat electro of "Skulpt", and finishes off with "Octagonial Tribe", a track that oscillates between laid back melodies and squelchy acid sequences. On the flip-side, ROTCIV showcases his signature style of industrial new beat madness: "Frenesy" marries breakbeats with syncopated synthesizer sequences, "No More Room in Hell" sound like a late 80s Italo Disco instrumental on steroids, while "The Confidence" opts for broken beats and ethereal FM-flutes. As a digital bonus, ROTCIV gifts us with a heavy hitting, acid infused track by the name of "Living Art".

Jakobin, Rotciv