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Kramnik 3​.​0

by Kramnik

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Mongolium 08:00
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Overtone 07:00
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"A proper, late night progressive chugger, beautifully produced by the highly respected Kramnik. Loads of atmosphere and great big, cyclic bassline make this a pretty intense and trippy track. It doesn't do much except creep up on you with its subtly funky groove. Kramnik has already established quite a following in Europe and with productions like this, it's easy to see why he's so respected." Jon Stones (iDJ) "I haven't heard such a large slice of quality dark progressive tech energy since 2003" Simon Hart (Pioneer) "%%u2026one of the best, if not probably the best EP we've listened to this year, because of its complexity, because of its sound, because of its harmonies, because of its mixture of impossible elements, because of its artistic approach to electronic music, moving between progressive house and techno, with unheard of touches%%u2026.because of its bold and daring sound, all I can say is that this is simply unbeatable. A real piece of jewelry that everyone should listen to and see that there is still hope in this thing called electronic" (Klubbers.com) "Top Pick" DJ Mag "Nice and trippy" Mixmag "A real brain crusher" Be-dance.be "Perfect" M-Audio "Kramnik sounds pretty slammin!" Sirius XM Radio "One to Watch" iDJ

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released October 21, 2011

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Triplefire Music Cape Town, South Africa

South African based electronic record label releasing house and techno music since 2010.

Artists include Helmut J, Matthew Loots, Lady M and label-owner Ryan Sullivan.

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