12" non-returnable!
Obelix is the brainchild of UK producers Richard George and Corine
Trembath, whose timeless take on house and techno has long been
cherished by underground heads and vinyl collectors alike.
With releases on Paci fi c Records, Mosaic and Stickman, their music
occupies a distinctive space between early house and techno, raw,
hypnotic and deeply musical, built around rolling 909 rhythms, expertly
programmed 303 acid lines and the unmistakable character of analogue
hardware.
Following an extensive dive into their DAT archives, Pariter presents The
Lost Tapes, a collection of previously unreleased recordings made in the
mid-1990s. Carefully restored and curated by Yossi Amoyal, the material
retains all the rawness, warmth and analogue character of the original
tapes, o ff ering a rare glimpse into a particularly fertile period of UK
underground dance music.
The two part release is completed by Whatever, their sought after
classic originally released on O ff shoot, a timeless slice that stands
alongside the unreleased recordings as an essential piece of the Obelix
story.
The Lost Tapes documents a sound that has lost none of its power, raw,
hypnotic and unmistakably timeless
12" non-returnable!
Obelix is the brainchild of UK producers Richard George and Corine
Trembath, whose timeless take on house and techno has long been
cherished by underground heads and vinyl collectors alike.
With releases on Paci fi c Records, Mosaic and Stickman, their music
occupies a distinctive space between early house and techno, raw,
hypnotic and deeply musical, built around rolling 909 rhythms, expertly
programmed 303 acid lines and the unmistakable character of analogue
hardware.
Following an extensive dive into their DAT archives, Pariter presents The
Lost Tapes, a collection of previously unreleased recordings made in the
mid-1990s. Carefully restored and curated by Yossi Amoyal, the material
retains all the rawness, warmth and analogue character of the original
tapes, o ff ering a rare glimpse into a particularly fertile period of UK
underground dance music.
The two part release is completed by Whatever, their sought after
classic originally released on O ff shoot, a timeless slice that stands
alongside the unreleased recordings as an essential piece of the Obelix
story.
The Lost Tapes documents a sound that has lost none of its power, raw,
hypnotic and unmistakably timeless