Maximum Peak - Overload FLAC

Maximum Peak Techno Acid 1991

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A	Overload Edited By – Freddy B , Maximum Peak	6:48
AA	The Incredible	4:56

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – ESP Records
Published By – Frontdyk Music
Recorded At – Nitrosounds
Edited At – Studio Le Roy
Mastered At – The Masters – 873069
Pressed By – Sony/CBS, Haarlem – 08 30849 20

Credits

Mastered By – HCP*
Producer, Mixed By – Maximum Peak
Written-By – D. Hermelyn*, S. Huner*

Notes

Recorded at Nitrosounds, Amsterdam
Thanks to Nico, Torry Welles & Angel Kelly
A1 edited at Studio Leroy
Published by Frontdyk Music.
℗ 1991 ESP Records.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Etchings side A): ESP 9110 A 08 30849 20 1A1 HCP873069
Matrix / Runout (Etchings side AA): ESP 9110 B 08 30849 20 1B1 HCP873069
Barcode: 8 711315 911012
Rights Society: STEMRA
Pressing Plant ID: 08-030849-20

Dianantrius

where do ya think,josh wink got his ideas from,1992..tuneeeeeee

kewdiepie

Overload superb example of what i call or used to call travel techno. Just flows on and on, and right over you, then takes you with it (at 1:14).

Castiel

'The Incredible' on side B is pure, minimal, repetative banging, hardcore tech-noise with Chuck D's voice sampled & looped over & over, making for a kick-ass stomper. 'Overload' is a very apt title for track A, because that's what it is - an acid techno, sonic overload. Deep, psychedelic, and dark textures with screaming, whistling riffs. The 303s, synths & distant robotic "Kraftwerk" voices start off quite deep, hypnotic & subtle at first before they're turned on full steam ahead to a barrage of mayhem. The 303 bassline is wicked and competes with any that were made before or since.This release sounded really underground at the time and underrated at that. One of the best early ESP releases IMHO, straight out of Holland!