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SAT 002EP
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"'Delaze' is Dave P & Adam Sparkles' follow up single to last year's much-lauded 'Sunday Night In Glasgow.' This debut 12" won critical acclaim such as Record of the Month in Tsugi magazine and Record of the Week in Manchester's legendary music store Piccadilly Records. On their return we see our protagonists sticking to their trademark sound of melodic techno madness but upping their game by delivering a record of distinct originality that is already burning the boxes of 2 Many DJ's, Erol Alkan, Riton, Simian Mobile Disco, Boys Noize, Michael Mayer, Etienne De Crecy and Angel Molina."
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SAT 001EP
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"Dave P and Adam Sparkles are resident DJ's at Making Time in Philadelphia. These renowned parties have often been the first places in North America to host performances from Erol Alkan, The Klaxons, Simian Mobile Disco, Justice, Hot Chip and Bloc Party. In a humbling attempt to recapture the madness of these events some of the bands requested remixes from Dave P & Adam Sparkles. 'Interzone to Atlantis' by The Klaxons and 'This Modern Love' by Bloc Party both received the early treatment with Pitchfork noting the latter as the stand out track on the recently released Bloc Party remix album. It is with this in mind that we come to the debut production from Dave P & Adam Sparkles. Featuring in the record boxes of 2 Many DJ's, Erol Alkan, Simian Mobile Disco and Brodinski 'Sunday Night In Glasgow' is the story of one night that leads to three or four lost ones and a few missed flights. It is disjointed, hard but melodic. It borrows as much from Rock as it does from Techno, which is the perfect juxtaposition for the tale of a club known for both. The formula borrowed by many and used so successfully by our heroes. Giving a knowing nod to this Dave P asked Twitch from Optimo to remix the title track, which can be found on the B-side. A '91 style rave track that is as hard as the original but with a classic jacking feel. The last track on the release is called 'Hoovers Apprentice' and is a nightmarish Techno track being caned by 2 Many DJs and Erol Alkan. As the US tour DJs for Simian Mobile Disco and members of Radio Soulwax our protagonists have well and truly road tested these tacks. But now as the debut release on the fledgling Berlin based record label Satellite of Love, it is time to bring them to the masses."
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