very echospace, quality stuff... nice use of white noise. would definitely play that out.

only thing that left me wanting was the upfront hihats--i kept hoping for them to be ran through the delay or verb for a small section.

spooky stuff, makes me wish i had a subwoofer

New track, inspired by the perfect simplicity John Carpenter's scores. 90% of the sounds (percussive and melodic) were synthesized on a Juno 106:

http://soundcloud.com/korgborglar/escape-to-detroit

http://cavinggrounds.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/CG01.ver2_.jpg Korgborglar - Stop That Slow That Korgborglar dishes out three servings of tech house on Caving Grounds’ innagural release, “Stop That Slow That”. The title track chugs along with cyclic bells, warped vocals, and crisp cowbells, tak...

http://cdn.images.juno.co.uk/full/CS1549937-02A-BIG.jpg Label: Bdivision Cat#: 2010BD011 Release date: May 19th 2010 Artist: Korgborglar Genre: Minimal Format: digital Artwork: Korgborglar Tracklisting: 1. Max Renn 2. Max Rockatansky 3. Max Renn (Yiannis Balkizas & Alex Jann remix) 4. Max Rocka...

thanks for the feedback guys, i think i'm gonna have to come up with two mixes, one with and one without bells. the purpose of the tok tok's is to trick you into thinking the downbeat is an eigth note later then it really is, but yeah, after the kick comes in it would definitely sit better if i lose...

yeah i'm getting mixed reviews on the bells... i just got a little field recorder and i'm real excited about it, so i'm putting it on everything i do, maybe a litle too much

Slower techhouse track with a spaced out touch:

http://soundcloud.com/korgborglar/wave-fields