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UK Space Techno Vol. II

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UK Space Techno Vol. II --- 1996-07-12

Distributed in the UK, Germany/Austria/Switzerland, France, Benelux, Portugal, Spain and USA/Canada/Mexico. Track 1-1: titled as "Prophase" with no remix description nor remix credits. Track 1-3: written & produced by Phil Dane for 7PM & Rickard Berg, produced by Y. Track 2-4: title given as "San Yacid", corrected here. Track 2-11: listed as Mortal Axis by Nebula II but presumably this is [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/654523]Mortal Axis[/url] released under the alias N.T.T. produced by Nebula II; either the original mix or the Nebula II remix. Both Lab 4 tracks have 3 minutes removed from the start and Transformation plays at -19% normal speed. Liner notes: Mark E.G. June 1996 As a purveyor of some of the finest electronic masterpieces in the history of music, the U.K. has always had its place at the forefront of the techno industry. Ever since Sheffield decided that a strange mixture of bleeps and sub-bass did weird and wonderful things to your brain, we've been studied closely by our neighbouring civilisations, desperate for the key that will unlock the next chapter of techno music. And with a carefully nurtured club scene at our disposal providing a wealth of eclectic inspiration, it's hardly surprising we've come so far in such a short space of time. Experience such nights the ever popular 'Orbit' in Leeds, the recently established 'Bugged Out' in Manchester, Universe's 'Beyond The Final Frontier' in London, 'House Of God' in Birmingham or the infamous 'Pure' in Scotland, and you'll be quick to notice the creative potential that they provide for the U.K.'s next generation. In short, the U.K. Techno scene always will be at the cutting edge of modern music. Boasting some of the most respected techno nights in the world and the awesome talent of artists like Darren Price, Liverpool's Zart, Lab 4, London's Dr. Octopus and X-Cabs, experience this UK vibe on Space Techno Vol. II and take off! Issued in a gatefold double-Digipak with black CD tray and printings on the panel with trays.