"Quadrilocular EP", Morgan Geist's first 12" record, originally released in 1994 on Metamorphic Recordings is remastered from the original tapes and features artwork inspired by the 1994 edition. A melodic Midwest techno classic, Geist composed, recorded and mixed the project on a minimal, tape-based setup in his college dorm room in Ohio. Nonetheless, the sophisticated programming and meticulous mixing techniques that would characterize his later discography were already evident.
A million miles away from the languid and disco-inspired Metro Area project (alongside Darshan Jesrani), these are urgent & primitive techno cuts; caught up the excitement and early development of the genre (remember this was 1994 - these tracks still sound pretty futuristic today!); with lashings of acid, wobbly funk and pounding drum machines. As per the original release, Dan Curtin's super deep, is-it-techno? is-it-house? remix is included. Available for the first time in yonks - don't sleep!
A million miles away from the languid and disco-inspired Metro Area project (alongside Darshan Jesrani), these are urgent & primitive techno cuts; caught up the excitement and early development of the genre (remember this was 1994 - these tracks still sound pretty futuristic today!); with lashings of acid, wobbly funk and pounding drum machines. As per the original release, Dan Curtin's super deep, is-it-techno? is-it-house? remix is included. Available for the first time in yonks - don't sleep!
TRACK LISTING
A1. Room 120-2
A2. Vectors Of Interpretation
B1. Spillway
B2. Room 120-2 (Dan Curtin's Re-work)