No 6 in the super consistant Workshop series sees Lowtec (Jens Kuhn)on his second outing with the label(Check Workshop No. 1).
Here Jens again proves masterful with his ability to create seemingly simple yet deceptively hypnotic and powerful soundscapes which work as good on the floor as they do on the sofa.
Three tracks on offer cover mid-paced territory apart from track 2, so slow that I play at 45 rpm on minus 8 and it sounds great. There are slow burning retro touches with creeping ambience and warmth without being over polite, while the tough yet light kicks kind of sneak up on you. Well rounded bass and just stunning production make this and the rest of rhe gems on workshop (move:D etc) absolutely must have (In my humble oppinion!). For warm ups and 'moments'.
Here Jens again proves masterful with his ability to create seemingly simple yet deceptively hypnotic and powerful soundscapes which work as good on the floor as they do on the sofa.
Three tracks on offer cover mid-paced territory apart from track 2, so slow that I play at 45 rpm on minus 8 and it sounds great. There are slow burning retro touches with creeping ambience and warmth without being over polite, while the tough yet light kicks kind of sneak up on you. Well rounded bass and just stunning production make this and the rest of rhe gems on workshop (move:D etc) absolutely must have (In my humble oppinion!). For warm ups and 'moments'.
Kevin Vincent.