DJ Hell and Radio Slave are Radio Hell. Celebrating the label’s landmark 200th release, the two legendary producers’ team up for a massive two-tracker with artwork from Alan Oldham, aka DJ T-1000.
Two blistering slices of stadium friendly, soaring techno; as grandiose and mammoth in construction as anything these two titans of techno have produced previous.
"Radio Hell" is a smoke-filled, claustrophobic bunker track; reminiscent of the iconic Tresor sound which both producers are more than familiar with. Incessant, nagging tones occupy an electrified space of hallucinatory vox echoes and 2CB-styled vibrations.
"Lost Souls", it's equally masterful companion, sees gurgling Reese bass, rising chords and infectious vox chops combine to an unbelievably intense drag race; burning through the cosmos on nitros and dark energy. More Detroitian than the A-side, there's hints of E-Dancer about this late night star missile.
Two blistering slices of stadium friendly, soaring techno; as grandiose and mammoth in construction as anything these two titans of techno have produced previous.
"Radio Hell" is a smoke-filled, claustrophobic bunker track; reminiscent of the iconic Tresor sound which both producers are more than familiar with. Incessant, nagging tones occupy an electrified space of hallucinatory vox echoes and 2CB-styled vibrations.
"Lost Souls", it's equally masterful companion, sees gurgling Reese bass, rising chords and infectious vox chops combine to an unbelievably intense drag race; burning through the cosmos on nitros and dark energy. More Detroitian than the A-side, there's hints of E-Dancer about this late night star missile.
STAFF COMMENTS
Matt says: Seriously strong colab between DJ Hell and Radioslave. Pure DC-10 / Watergate vibes on this stadium slayer. Both sides'll devastate even the hardiest gurn-bots.TRACK LISTING
A. Radio Hell
B. Lost Souls