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Brat pack crossover stars Charlie XCX loved Altern 8's rave generation anthem "Frequency" so much they not only sampled it for the remix of their smash "365" but started their live shows with the remix.

The resulting renewed interest in "Frequency" has led to four 2025 remixes of the gem which was originally released as a 10,001 numbered limited edition in 1991. That sold out instantly and is now acclaimed as one of the rave scene’s most enduring classics.

Altern 8’s Mark Archer links up with long time collaborator Shadow Child for the A1: M.A.S.C Extended Remix which delves into the tougher strata of house. A2 comes from Tenerife’s DJ Jonay who delivers a stunning old skool influenced breakbeat mix. A3 is the Aires remix. This was done especially for Altern 8’s appearance at Glastonbury and various other summer festivals where IT WENT OFF! A4 Kin’s 'Back To 91' remix is full on drum & bass.

Label artwork is a tribute to Charlie XCX graphics - the samplers got sampled and repaid the compliment. Limited edition vinyl.

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Apparently with renewed interest from Charlie XCX's fanbase; UK rave legends reissue "Frequency" with some tidy fresh remixes and some "Brat"-inspired artwork. How cool?!

TRACK LISTING

A1. Frequency (M.A.S.C Remix)
A2. Frequency (DJ Jonay Remix)
B1. Frequency (Aries Remix)
B2. Frequency (Kin's Back To 92 Remix) 

Inner City’s sojourn at Network resulted in a series of classic recordings.

As well as perfectly crafted vocal tracks including “Your Love”, “Share My Life” and “Do Me Right” it meant that Kevin Saunderson could also return to his techno roots with underground Inner City tracks.

None more so than the wonderful “Ahnonghay” which perfectly joined the dots between electronica and the brutal urgency of Kevin’s Reese persona which helped shape the early Detroit techno landscape.

This 12" contains the Saunderson original plus wonderfully contrasting remixes from Detroit’s Carl Craig and the UK’s Dave Clarke which were equally acclaimed when released on Network’s six6 label.

Another reissued gem from Network.

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Complete with all the best mixes and remastered beautifully, this is a great chance to own a seminal piece of Detroit techno history. Another of those 'every home needs one' records; I'll be replacing my worn out copy from years ago (thanks Dunc @ Vinyl Exchange ;) ) with this.

TRACK LISTING

A1 - Ahnonghay (Carl Craig Remix)
B1 - Ahnonghay (Dave Clarke Remix)
B2 - Ahnonghay (Original Reese Mix By Kevin Saunderson) 


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