Pot Heads EP Vol. 3 [DIGIPOT52], by Various Artists

Pot Heads EP Vol. 3 [DIGIPOT52]

by Various Artists

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1.	DImisia & Neothrope - Civilisation Of The Sun 05:09	buy track
2.	Backdrop - Don't Look Down 04:30	buy track
3.	Artifice & Statistic - Derelict 04:35	buy track
4.	Mechanical Pressure - Thermopylae 04:56	buy track

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It's that time again, as the Pot Heads series keeps on track with the 3rd instalment and, like its predecessors, it is packed full of D'n'B goodness, picked fresh from across the globe.

Dimisia & Neothrope demonstrate with "Civilisation of the sun" that intricate drumwork and crazy modulation can indeed work on the dancefloor!

Backdrop is a new name from the UK, but he seems to already have mastered the art of blending epic ambiances with crunching basslines, "Don't look down" is a sign he's definitely one to watch out for.

Toronto's Statistic and Artifice continue to make waves with some more of their trademark rolling drums and big subs with "Derelict".

And last but not least, our Ukranian synth scientist Mechanical Pressure keeps on pushing his unique atmospheric techstep sound for our listening pleasure with "Thermopylae".

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released July 12, 2013

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Melting Pot Records Madrid, Spain

Integrating different musical styles all in one same project was the reason to take the decision of creating an eclectic label opened to any sound, even though as time passed Drum & Bass became the main focus point.