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Artist:	ADULTNAPPER
Title:	Audiomatique Volume 2.0
Label:	AUDIOMATIQUE (GERMANY)
Format:	CD
Price:	$15.50
Catalog #:	AM 003CD

After the devastating excellence of Audiomatique Volume 1.0, mixed by venerable label don Martinez, it's time for the masters to reclaim their techno crown. Steve Bug's imprint Audiomatique is back with a second label compilation, seamlessly blended by NYC's arch tech selector, Adultnapper. Audiomatique Volume 2.0 is a descent into the deepest realms of electronic rhythm, veering from the spare, crisp minimalism of Gui Boratto and Martin Eyerer's "The Beach," to the moody, strobe-lit melancholia of M_nus producer Gaiser's "Found Guilty Mix" of Adultnapper's own "Juror No. 9." A perfect snapshot of the label's diverse roster, Adultnapper subtly builds the mix from stripped-back, echoing grooves to tougher, club-battering technoid epics. Electronic music's brightest flames -- Trentemøller, Robert Babicz, Joris Voorn, Martin Eyerer, Gui Boratto, Martinez and Adultnapper -- all contribute to Audiomatique's formidable reputation, weighing in with their heaviest tracks. Audiomatique Volume 2.0 also features no fewer than eight new, exclusive and unreleased tracks by Robert Babicz, Martinez, Adultnapper, Boratto & Eyerer, The Viewers, Joel Mull and Mikael Jonasson: six on the CD and three more on the 12"s. Adultnapper's mix illustrates the electronic zeitgeist, and offers a glimpse of where house and techno are heading in the future. Other artists include: Stephan Hinz and Alexi Delano.

Artist:	ADULTNAPPER
Title:	Gravity EP
Label:	AUDIOMATIQUE (GERMANY)
Format:	12"
Price:	$10.00
Catalog #:	AM 012EP

"The Adultnapper is Francis Harris from Brooklyn, New York, a shrewd & clever coeval who reveals his vision of modern electronic dance music on his first EP for Audiomatique entitled Gravity EP -- three new cold twinkling Techno tracks. The well-read producer carefully chose the track names which refer to what he considers as greatest novel of the 20th century: Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon. Much of his relationship with music coincides with his love of literature. When he is working on tunes, he tends to have a specific project or concept in mind. At the time, he was thinking of some specific moments in the novel and this music came to mind. The first track an the a-side named 'Fodder Feeder' refers to the material production of knowledge in media and capital, a feedback loop of control that works in its apparent flaws and mistakes. If one notices, the main synth that comes in is a bit odd and almost out of time, but works in a grinding sort of way. 'Metabulia' on b1 is the living organism that is no organism at all. Just the illusion of humanity as projected by the fodder feeder (the word doesn't even exist). And 'Slothrop' on b2 is actually the main character in Gravity's Rainbow. Now you know."

Artist:	ADULTNAPPER
Title:	Juror No. 9 (Feat. Gaiser Remix)
Label:	AUDIOMATIQUE (GERMANY)
Format:	12"
Price:	$10.00
Catalog #:	AM 026EP

This is Francis Harris aka Adultnapper, with his second EP on Audiomatique. With its stoic bass line and freaky synths, "Juror No. 9" builds very subtly and creates a dense, claustrophobic atmosphere. With its devilish vocals, freaky sounds and a dirty bass, "Brandy McLeod" is an even darker dancefloor weapon. Jon Gaiser does remix duty, inducing a percussive, minimal rhythm which turns the track into a highly intoxicating floor-filler.

Artist:	ADULTNAPPER
Title:	Factoring Your Lack Of Cool
Label:	DIRT CREW (GERMANY)
Format:	12"
Price:	$12.00
Catalog #:	DIRT 012EP

"Francis Harris delivers his second statement out of NYC and proofs us all that he is the Master of Darkness. Factoring Your Lack Of Cool moves on where his last record Fecund left us, a new approach to the minimal sound that will become Adultnapper's trademark for sure in the coming years...his productions stand out above the rest and are amongst the best minimal techno has to offer nowadays. 'Clis' is a deep and beautiful piece of techno music you don't ever want to leave the dancefloor once you are trapped in its delirious melodies. With a really long build up it explodes towards the end and makes the crowd crazy. A real genius mix of electro-house elements with deep minimal grooves. You can describe his music only with one word: CLIMAX."

Artist:	ADULTNAPPER
Title:	Boltz
Label:	NUMMER-SCHALLPLATTEN (GERMANY)
Format:	12"
Price:	$10.00
Catalog #:	NUMMER 020EP

"Over three years, sequestered in his Brooklyn-based matter:_form studios, former Las Vegas raised punk rocker turned DJ, Francis Harris, worked determinedly to hone his electronic music production skills, crafting a sound uniquely his own. This is no small task in a medium driven by technology designed to help novices mimic the prevailing style of the moment. What emerged is a sophisticated vision of electronic dancefloor sonics characterized by elaborate swung micro-rhythms, thick musical basslines, complex arrangements, haunting tonal melodies and brooding introspective atmospheres. It is a mature song-based approach, so far removed from the skippy rhythms and repetitive loops typical of the tech-house tracks upon which he first made his name as a DJ that Harris felt the need to reinvent his image... and so born was Adultnapper." Pressed on clear red vinyl.

Artist:	ADULTNAPPER
Title:	Betty Crocker Moves to Berlin/Kaitlin
Label:	SUPERFREQ (UK)
Format:	12"
Price:	$11.00
Catalog #:	SFQ 008EP

"'Betty Crocker...' has picked up such a huge buzz in club land. This track is classic Adultnapper material, dark & haunting with a minimal edge yet it's so funky & intense. The track starts with a solid house groove & builds with electronic horn stabs & swooping electronic pads into a solid groove which builds to a point of delirium & then breaks down to just bass & kick which never fails to leave the dancefloor screaming. The track then builds again adding new hooks & melodies of the most intense fashion which put the final touches to this amazing slice of electronica. 'Kaitlin' on the flip, is an altogether different kind of monster. Deep, smooth & soulful but still with those unmistakable, dark, disjointed Adultnapper overtones. This is one of those beautiful tracks that makes your skin tingle & puts a smile on your face. Lush, warm, rich with a rolling bass line & rich warm chords. This track could well become an end of the night classic."

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