Various Artists - The Black Box

Recording info

Syndrome Airlines has crashed into the city of Rotterdam. The only thing people could find was The Black Box containing 6 killer cuts that tells the tail of the crash. Is it human error or a mechanical malfunction? No one will know until The Black Box has been studied thoroughly and taken apart bit by bit.

Benino Syndrome compiled this unstoppable force of titanium-like funk to make sure the genre will be safe for another 10 years. With Catacomb, Cern, Dose, Misanthrop, N.Phect, Phace, Psidream & Pacific on board its no wonder that this compilation is the last thing that was found on the wreck.

The A side contains the cut of N.Phect called Cascade. You can instantly hear that its light years ahead of the competition. Like a bulldozer it'll come at you only to change into hoover mode and fly over year head like your in the year 3060.

Misanthrop makes his long awaited return with this monstrosity of a remix, taking The Zodiac to a whole different level. If producing was a game he would have been entering cheat codes cause this one is just unfair. It contains as much devastation as it contains funk, a true hybrid.

The second plate starts off with one of the fastest rising stars in the game, Cern! With his Kiss the Sky he shows what the Cern sound is all about. Shaking things up like turbulence, it could very well be that this production was responsible for the crash.

Next up it's the Canadian duo Psidream & Pacific who have been spotted with their track called Tanker. Feel the pressure of this production as your hear it guzzling more and more every second. Cause of the immense power this tune could easily take out an entire continent but thanks to The Black Box the damage has been sustained so a minimum amount of casualties.

Already heading towards the last slab of this indestructible container its time for Dose's Think Straight, a gem that'll keep all the record pilots on their toes. If you didn't know Dose yet then get acquainted. Like a lethal injection of barbiturate it takes you out in a matter of minutes, and that's just all it needs.

The final piece can be found on the last part of The Black Box. As Phace has remixed Cern's Smptm debut in true Germanfunk fashion. Phace shows that you can make a lot with little. With its interstellar sound and space age feel its no wonder that rapports say this production originally was responsible for space travel but for some reason has found its way into this box.

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