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GS 006EP
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"Gs Live is an experimental party series at Club Zukunft in Zurich. The concept entails all artists performing and improvising live - a challenging task, not only for the musicians but also for their audience on the dance floor. Grégory Poncet (Gregorythme, Digitaline), Daniel Ramm & Frank Greiner (Pikaya) originally met in this setting, connected their machines and visibly enjoyed themselves. It was in that night, when they decided to create a split EP together. Gregorythme takes the A-side. The story about the planet 'UmmO', 14.6 light years away from the earth, is mysterious and nebulous. Just like the track: full of fantastic moments, intensive and spherical. The B-side 'Amsterdam' by Pikaya is based on a faint idea that emerged from the warmth and cosiness of a hotel bed in Amsterdam. It has been recorded and arranged live with a very basic setup. The moody bass line, the fat dubby chords and the soft pads convey the sensation of a unique jam session. Superb music with live character!"
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GS 005EP
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"Following the high-flying release of Mathias Kaden on GS, Canson celebrates his stunning comeback on the Zurich-based label! Two years after releasing Gueti Sach, he drops another dance floor killer for the crazy morning hours. 'Risiko' is mysterious and provocative! On the B-side, 'Hot Sunday' inspires with its cheerful dramaturgy. This is the perfect soundtrack for a dancing Sunday in the park!"
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GS 003EP
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"The beat goes on! The main idea -- to bring national and international producers together on GS -- is being applied on this third release for the first time. A-side: Mikael Stavöstrand 'At The Bottom.' Somewhere in between Stockholm, Berlin and Los Angeles, Mikael Stavöstrand always finds a convenient home. In Zurich, it's the morning hour, where he feels like a pig in clover. That's the right moment for 'At The Bottom' to be played. Decent housey and introverted, the track grooves along the entire length. Vocal samples and African elements cause an organic character. B-side: Bang Goes' 'I Can't Hold It.' Proper hoax and acid! It's self-evident for the Zurich doyen. Bang Goes is known for demanding something from his listeners. In return he offers a good deal. After releases on Bruchstuecke and Stattmusik, he continues his work with 'I Can't Hold It' like a pioneer with dramaturgy and ideology. Boring techno is surely made by others! An interesting B-side which affects unexpectedly."
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