Browse by Artist: DUPLEX

Artist:	DUPLEX
Title:	Autosug
Label:	CLONE (NETHERLANDS)
Format:	12"
Price:	$10.00
Catalog #:	CLONE 043EP

"The official 12" release for their upcoming album called Late Night Driving. Autosug is probably one of their best tracks ever and this deserved a special remix treatment... The original album version plus a remix/edit version by Duplex are featured plus two great remixes. The numbers 1 and 2 on our remix hotlist are Dopplereffekt (Heinrich Mueller) and techno veteran Anthony Shake Shakir. And both of them produced an amazing remix. Heinrich Mueller went deeper into the machines and came up with a hi-tech electro piece which blows our minds! Shake came with a great classic remix reminiscent to his works on Frictional records."

Artist:	DUPLEX
Title:	Rebuild Pt. 2 (Ft John Arnold & Gerd Remixes)
Label:	CLONE (NETHERLANDS)
Format:	12"
Price:	$9.00
Catalog #:	CLONE CX010EP

"Another remix EP of some of Duplex finest works. This time we asked John Arnold (Transmat, Ubiquity) and Gerd (LEA, SONY, 4Lux, Universal language etc) to produce their version of two of our favorite Duplex tracks ('Late Night Cycling' and 'Fading Memories'). Both of them came with incredible jazzy tracks. Gerd with a warm smooth broken beat, nu jazz mix with stand up bass and Rhodes.The perfect thing for a late night jazz club session. John Arnold came with a more Detroit influenced (surprise, surprise) jazzy track as we know from him on his Transmat and Ubiquity releases. The perfect mix between Detroit techno and Nu school jazz."

Artist:	DUPLEX
Title:	Autosample EP
Label:	FRANTIC FLOWERS (NETHERLANDS)
Format:	12"
Price:	$11.00
Catalog #:	FS 007EP

"First release by Duplex after their great Late Night Driving album on Clone. 'Vivid Array' is a fierce uptempo track that pays tribute to some of the techno pioneers, originally to be released on Clone together with 'What To Do' and a third track in the vein of 'Vivid Array.' However, technical difficulties made it so this track has only been performed live and won't be released. An extra track 'Where's My City' has been added. A deep techno-electro track in a slower pace. The EP finishes off with the sublime 'What To Do' which is reminiscent of Carl Craig's masterpiece 'Element' with its rattling beats and seducing emotional strings that slowly bring the track to a climax when the final melody gets added. Pure dancefloor xtc." Pressed on clear vinyl.

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