Savas Pascalidis - Interceptor mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Producer [Made] – Savas Pascalidis

Notes

Track durations are not mentioned on the release.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: SWSH007

Companies

• Distributed By – Clone Distribution

Video

Album

Watch the video for Interceptor from Savas Pascalidis's Interceptor EP for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Savas Pascalidis was born in StuttgartGermany in 1970. Inspired by his dad, a Greek DJ, and influenced by disco and early 80's music, he started his career in 1985 as a housediscofunk DJ in several clubs in Stuttgart. In 1988 h read more. Album 2011 4 Songs. Interceptor - EP Savas Pascalidis. Pascalidis: Echoes From the Future, Distant Dreams, Resonate и другие песни. Provided to YouTube by EPM Online Interceptor Savas Pascalidis Interceptor EP Sweatshop Released on: 2011-06-02 Auto-generated by Breed - Savas Pascalidis. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Встречается в альбомах. Right On For The Darkness EP. Savas Pascalidis. 2016 Original Mix. Raw1 Children Of Tomorrow 10 Years. Interceptor EP. or open in our Desktop app. After last years empowering Nuclear Rawmance longplayer, Berlins Savas Pascalidis is back with his next 4 track EP on Sweatshop. Lead track Sensory Perception is a tough, analog affair - the sort that weve come to expect from the experienced producer - full of straight up 909 drums, squelching synth lines and a warm rounded bass end. Low End Experience really is just that - a heavy workout that launches quickly into biting drums and big room techno attitudes. The detroitian tones of Urania Denoise lead into totally hypnotic zones as Pascalidis shows off his skills at taking a snapshot of the perfect club loop and then running with it, letting the drums do the work. Check out Savas Pascalidis on Beatport. My Carts. Pascalidis - Interceptor I don't know if there's a name for this phenomenon, but I've often noticed that when you play cheap or old electronic gear distorted, it can convey the feeling of a powerful force, like a sound that is actually too loud to be recorded properly, and that is possibly causing permanent damage to the recording equipment. The second track on Savas Pascalidis' latest EP, Low End Experience, offers an awesomely lo-fi crash that exemplifies this feeling-an ultra-noisy pssssshhhtt that sounds like the drum machine is about to break. Right On For The Darkness EP - Savas Pascalidis