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For the day 8 of the Bleep Advent 2020, we have a special drop from Belgium label De:tuned celebrating their 10th anniversary. This includes a limited edition exclusive slip mat and custom UDG Ultimate Courier Bag - both featuring artwork from Kevin Foakes (DJ Food).
De:tuned Ultimate Courier Bag
Bleep exclusive 10 years of De:Tuned UDG Bag printed with artwork by Kevin Foakes (DJ Food). The Courier Bag holds approximately 40 records or an Audio Interface + cables, and it is a perfect bag for those who like to travel light.
Colour - Black, Orange inside
Weight - 0,63 kg / 1.386 lbs
Outer dimensions - cm: 40.5 x 32 x 14.5 | inch: 15.9 x 12.6 x 5.7
Inner dimensions - cm: 37.5 x 30 x 13 | inch: 14.8 x 11.8 x 5.1
Material - Water Resistant Nylon 420D
Protection - Comfortable shoulder strap
Extras - Inside organizer pocket & detachable pocket on the side
De:tuned Slipmat
Exclusive 10 years of De:Tuned slipmat with artwork by Kevin Foakes (DJ Food).
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Exclusive 10 years of De:Tuned slipmat with artwork by Kevin Foakes (DJ Food).
320 kbps, LAME-encoded
Those of you who have been following De:tuned’s birthday series will have noticed that each new release has brought more high-quality club fare. However, DE:10.10, the EP that rounds out De:tuned’s anniversary run, might just be the pick of the bunch.
First up we find Plaid muscling in on a remix of Humanoid’s ‘sT8818r’, the track which opened the DE:10.08 EP. You might have expected the Warp trio to round out the edges of Humanoid’s acidic original, but in fact Plaid actually tighten the screws here, doubling-down on ‘sT8818r’s squelching electro energy.
Some of you may recognise Erik Van Den Broek’s ‘Primerose’ - the track originally featured in De:tuned’s fifth anniversary boxset. An alternate mix of ‘Primerose’ appears here, the tune’s keening synths and astral Detroit keys maintained but its unusual percussive tones leaned on slightly harder.
Flip DE:10.10 over and you’ll find B12’s Steven Rutter delivering a typically propulsive piece of cosmic electro in the form of ‘Formulate’. The pick of the bunch might be closer ‘Dream Ache’ by Lone, a maximalist club take that we have been waiting for a vinyl pressing of ever since it featured in Rustie’s landmark BBC Radio One Essential Mix way back in 2012.
Finished with a silver foil sleeve designed by DJ Food as a variation on the artwork for volumes 1-9, DE:10.10 finishes off De:tuned Records’ birthday EP run with a bang.
