Expanding The Border Vol. 3 (RTSW29), by Various Artists

Expanding The Border Vol. 3 (RTSW29)

by Various Artists

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of No Man's Land (RT-85), Hacker EP (RT-84), 100mg (RT-83), Magnitola EP (RT-82), CKA3KA EP (RT-81), BACbKNH XAYC (RT-80), 50mg (RT-79), Correct The Traffic (RT-78), and 138 more. , and , .

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1.	Scott Robinson - And Then The Sun Rose... 06:00	buy track
2.	Sascha Mueller - What We Do 07:21	buy track
3.	Thomas Grinder - Maximum Shrinkage 05:22	buy track
4.	Stak Etop - Purkki 07:29	buy track

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Russian Techno presents the third ‘import’ compilation on the label. We’re presenting our beloved foreign techno friends with their exclusive tracks. The compilation starts with a serious face. Top level track, a melancholic brain-destroyer from an Englishman Scott Robinson – ‘And Then The Sun Rose…’ makes you think about the world after 2012. Simple, punchy and groovy ‘What We Do’ from Germany’s Sascha Mueller will wake you up very fast and bring your arse on the floor. Bass-heavy, extra fat, classically built ‘Maximum Shrinkage’ from Poland’s Thomas Grinder won’t let you stop the dance. Crunchy, noisy and distorted track ‘Purkki’ made by Finnish guy Stak Etop drops a big dot in the end of our vivid musical journey. Now you can take a deep breath, and finally relax… Thanks for listening, hope to meet you in a club soon!

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released July 17, 2011

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Russian Techno Taganrog, Russia

Russian Techno label was started by Vadz in late 2007. It’s conception is true, unique techno and electro music with character, coming from Russia. In the middle of 2010 the first physical release, RT-1, vinyl record faced the fingers of techno-DJs all over the world. The record was reviewed by famous UK’s Mixmag magazine and got ‘Tune Of The Month‘ award. ... more

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