Tracklist
Esthisis | 5:11 |
Sub Sonix | 4:44 |
Force Format | 4:55 |
Panic | 5:08 |
Credits (2)
Versions (3)
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*007 | Force Mass Motion | Escape EP (12", EP) | Rabbit City Records | *007 | UK | 1993 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
CUT 007 | Force Mass Motion | Escape EP (12", EP, Promo, W/Lbl, Sta) | Rabbit City Records | CUT 007 | UK | 1993 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
CUT 007 | Force Mass Motion | Escape EP (12", EP, RP) | Rabbit City Records | CUT 007 | UK | Unknown | Sell This Version |
Recommendations
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DJ_Choonz
May 15, 2020
referencing Escape EP, 12", EP, *007
This record is a MUST HAVE for any Old Skool Hardcore fan. Most people would remember the fun and very energetic Panic however the other 3 tracks are also pure class, well constructed and produced Techno tunes. Esthisis is more on the serious side but packed full of energy. Sub Sonix is a driving Acid tune with a beautiful synth and vocal drop. Force Format is a little more laid back but a pleasurable acid punctuated Techno Breakbeat tune. All tunes still sound really great today. Quality always stands the test of time.
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Lukeyp
January 6, 2020
referencing Escape EP, 12", EP, *007
Its all about Panic for me. Never tire of this track. Proper Belter of a track with some of my favourite rave stabs and some great Hip Hop Vox sampling
m12tanuki
July 14, 2019
referencing Escape EP, 12", EP, *007
I'll keep this brief. This record is dope. Peace from Los Angeles.
hall104
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808-MAN
March 30, 2018
edited over 2 years ago
referencing Escape EP, 12", EP, *007
referencing Escape EP, 12", EP, *007
Very good Ep, i think probably the best Force Mass released. Sub Sonix is the most well known track but Esthisis is a tune!. All are very good and defo part of the sounds of that time. Esthisis!.... All good tunes though, Panic samples Economix.
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BlueMoonWax
December 13, 2017
referencing Escape EP, 12", EP, *007
EPs were so good back in these days, at least 3 of these could be title tracks in their own right, and all in different styles
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RageReset
April 27, 2013
referencing Escape EP, 12", EP, *007
Have to agree with hyperreal - Sub Sonix is an absolutely exquisite piece of digital magic. An absolute floor-filler which everyone should own. There are plenty of awesome FMM tracks, but this one stands alone. Definitely a sunrise track.
hyperreal
June 30, 2010
referencing Escape EP, 12", EP, *007
An absolute classic EP and probably the best release on Rabbit City and by FMM. Listening back to the later FMM releases (of which there are many - testimony to Michael Wells' prolific high quality output) some of them get close, but none of them quite reach the magic found here. A1 Esthisis is a well known track to the usual hardhouse formula. For me A2 Sub Sonix is the sublime track here, elevating this release beyond others. It's absolute banging hardhouse-acid, one of the best blends of both genres I have heard even now. B1 Force Format is more classic Michael Wells with splendid breaks and accessible samples ("he-he-he ... here is comes!"). B2 Panic is the most well known, especially as it got a remix that was caned in the clubs. Much emulated track, original and best still sounds fresh.
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AtomicCow
April 17, 2002
referencing Escape EP, 12", EP, *007
Probably the best of early Rabbit City releases. All track are solid, done in that signature FMM sound: stompy beat, dark analogue bits followed by happy breakdowns with those wacky melodies. Panic is the best known track.
808-MAN
February 16, 2021referencing Escape EP, 12", EP, *007