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November 30th -0001.
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"Starting out in 2001 to tie up some loose ends from our regulars, SPEICHER has since become a guarantee for vanguard dance sounds from all over the planet, allowing KOMPAKT to invite and support electronic artists that comfortably inhabit both the delicate and the more deliberate ends of the electronic music spectrum. For SPEICHER 78, we signed up German dream combo GUNJAH & NCONÉ and LA-based duo SPLIT SECS, two tag teams who certainly don't waste their time on the bench - befitting the imprint's reputation, these cuts jump right into the action.
Both GUNJAH & NICONÉ enjoy a well-established career on international dance floors, dropping tunes and wooing crowds for more than a decade - these guys rank among the hardest working DJs in the biz, relentlessly pushing the envelope as well as the audience. For the first time ever, they joined forces in the studio and brewed up DISKO 90, a spiritual successor to Gunjah's own "Disko '87" from 2006, but also a sleek, contemporary cut ticking all the right boxes for today's clubbing requirements. A perfectly crafted primer for all sorts of late-night freak-outs, this cut enlists snappy beats and some pretty rad synth leads to keep the floor on boiling temperature. SPLIT SECS are Travis Kirschbaum aka TK Disko and Alexandre Mouracade aka Sonns - the latter already graced our back catalogue with an awesome remix of The Field's "Cupids Head" on CUPID'S HEAD REMIXE 1 (KOMPAKT 294). Here, we find the LA-based duo in full swing with MISSION 1, a propelling house jam that will keep your feet busy with its sharp percussion and a finely tuned bassline. Achieving an ideal balance between bouts of blissed-out dub and a slick techy boost, the track complements the A-side rather well and rounds of a package that infuses every set with much-needed debauchery. "