Basement 0011, by Marching Machines

Basement 0011

by Marching Machines

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1.	Clamps 06:12	buy track
2.	Spreader 07:04	buy track
3.	Leash (feat. Jaroška) 06:48	buy track
4.	Leash (Carcass Identity Remix) 08:00	buy track
5.	Spreader (Five Rituals Remix) 05:16	buy track
6.	Leash (Instrumental) 06:48	buy track

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Take a deep breath, the song says, and keep your head under our boot, cause the second EP on Whypeopledance is coming your way.
After the confrontational Jack Carel EP in February, Whypeopledance is back with Marching Machines’ „Basement“ EP, a release dedicated to all the flashes you’re having of the culture we miss so much, to each hiss of the fog machine you remember, everybody you ever touched on the dance floor, and each staircase that took you underground.

Marching Machines are electronic music producer Dimitri Andreas, and former Radius Records boss and DJ, Spacid, both proudly wearing t-shirts saying „More than two decades in the biz“, and hailing from the country that gave the world some of the best electronic music ever, Belgium! Their new EP contains three original tracks, two remixes, and one instrumental, bringing us to a total of 6 reasons to peek through the keyhole and check out what’s hiding in the „Basement“.

Starting off with „Clamps“, Marching Machines open with a track for the nipples of the world and every club toilet queue you ever waited. The second track „Spreader“ brings you to the deepest darkroom fantasies by presenting memorable melodies. „Leash“ introduces deviant howls and nasty verses by Lithuania’s best-kept secret, Jaroška, something that would easily go on repeat in Gaspard Noe’s RECTUM club from Irreversible.
We are also happy to introduce two very unique flips to fill the basement's prophecy. Carcass Identity remix of „Leash“ is lubed to the bone, an omen of an incoming trip for the dirtiest of dancers. The second remixer on the EP is Five Rituals taking the originally singing synths of the future and cold-blooded march in the „Spreader“ for a walk on the break side of things.

The world may be falling apart, but it isn’t because you didn’t get any, is it?

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released April 26, 2021

Produced by Marching Machines
Mastering 3, 4, 5, 6 by Deividas Jaroška
Mastering 1, 2 by White Cabin Mastering
Artwork by Dusan Lilic

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