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from GFI-001,
released January 19, 2022
Composed & produced by Kevin J Eyles 2022
Composed & produced by Kevin J Eyles 2022
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GROUND FAULT INTERRUPT Melbourne, Australia
GROUND:FAULT:INTERRUPT is an electronic music project created by Kevin J Eyles, based in Melbourne, Australia. Inspiration is drawn from Detroit, House, EBM & Trance to develop an exciting brand of minimal techno.
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GROUND FAULT INTERRUPT recommends:
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Remote Signals [009]
by Plant43I bought the vinyl edition, which looks stuning in green. The atmosphere of the tracks, sound melodic, with fresh & emotional synths. I find they work well in my vinyl sets to transition the mood.
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Suburban Knight is back in a big way with a 2x12" orange marbled vinyl release. There is a great variety in the track styles & I find that I can spin some in atmospheric sets & also techno & electro.
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Staca has become a staple in my recent techno vinyl sets. The hard hitting, rhythmic & hypnotic tracks work so well with my minimal techno style. All the tracks are winners & transition in mixes well.
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