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| 1 | Sigha – | Light Swells (In A Distant Space) | ||
| 2 | Airhead (5) – | Paper Street | ||
| 3 | Sigha – | Early Morning Lights | ||
| 4 | Pangaea (4) – | Sunset Yellow | ||
| 5 | Joy Orbison – | The Shrew Would Have Cushioned The Blow | ||
| 6 | Shortstuff – | See Ya | ||
| 7 | Untold – | No-one Likes A Smart Arse | ||
| 8 | Scuba (4) – | You Got Me | ||
| 9 | Surgeon – | Klonk Pt. 4 | ||
| 10 | DFRNT – |
Headspace (Scuba's Secret Mix)
Remix – Scuba (4) |
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| 11 | AQF – | Born And Raised (Version) | ||
| 12 | Badawi – | Anlan 7 | ||
| 13 | Joy Orbison – | Hyph Mngo | ||
| 14 | Mount Kimbie – |
Maybes (James Blake Remix)
Remix – James Blake |
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| 15 | Sigha – | Seeing God | ||
| 16 | Ramadanman – | Tempest | ||
| 17 | Instra:mental – | Voyeur | ||
| 18 | Sigha – | Shapes | ||
| 19 | George Fitzgerald – | Don't You | ||
| 20 | Scuba (4) – | Minerals | ||
| 21 | Shackleton – | It's Time For Love | ||
| 22 | Digital Mystikz (Mala)* – | Stand Against War | ||
| 23 | Scuba (4) – | Last Stand | ||
| 24 | Joker (5) – | Psychedelic Runway |
Credits
- DJ Mix – Scuba (4)
- Mastered By – Helmut Erler
Other Versions (Showing 1 of 1) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sub:Stance (CD, Mixed, Comp, Promo, Car) | Ostgut Ton | OSTGUTCD11 | Germany | 2010 |
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Reviews & Discussion
Headphone_Commute
May 29, 2010
Mixed by Paul Rose (aka Scuba), the man behind Hotflush, Sub:Stance "is the collision of two worlds – the vitality of UK bass music intertwined with Berghain and all it’s sensory exhilaration and unique atmosphere." I couldn't have said it better. Released on a label of Berlin's Berghain club, Ostgut Ton, the 24-track mix features some unreleased and exclusive tracks from Scuba himself, as well as Sigha, Pangaea, Untold, Surgeon, Digital Mystikz, and Joker among the many. The journey traverses through minor progressions of bass heavy dubstep until the 4/4 kick picks up the pace with its hollow punch, attributed to Surgeon's style. And now we're in that creepy, cold, and industrial territory of abandoned warehouses turned into clubs turned into temples of aural worship, where frequencies rise from the basement, up through the pipe organs, and drop back to the floor. I only wish that I could hear this in Berghain.
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