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Possible Side Effects, Vol. 3

by voodoo down records

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Deadbeat - Rubby Poly Seqs and a Damn Good Kick 07:31
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N'conduit - Eye Dust 08:05
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3.
L'estasi Dell'oro - Repetition, Repetition, Repetition (Feat. Sadie LaPierre) 06:51
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12 x 12 - Future States 07:38
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Voodoo Down returns to the compilation series that started it all:

Possible Side Effects Vol. 1, released in late 2012, was the first release on the Brooklyn-based label and marked the inception of a concept EP series that would come to define the label's sound. Featuring an A1 cut by German journeyman producer STL and rounded out by the label founders' eclectic techno styles, PSE Vol. I was the perfect vehicle for the producers still working to carve out their own individual aesthetic.

Now with a dozen releases under their belt, the founders L'estasi Dell'oro, N'conduit and 12 x 12 have returned to their roots and this time recruited the prolific Berlin-based producer Deadbeat for volume three of the series. Like the first two volumes, it's a slightly chaotic mix of beefy dance floor tools and heady experimentation. The separate personalities shine through more than ever on this release. VDR always striving to keep things interesting.

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released February 3, 2017

Lacquer cut by Tim Xavier, Manmade Mastering, Berlin.

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