"dupont keeps making that minimal stuff which we all love him for. tracks which just keep moving, small arrangements, occasionally chewing on a 303. gotta love that almost audio-esque simpleton number 03.
also introducing our latest schleudertrauma member and girlfriend of dupski, jennifer lowpass who donated a weird and a straight remix with a lot of schleudertraumatatabummbumm.
ronald also dropped one in, which is pretty much of an oldschool cologne acid rave overture." (From the _Rohformat's release page)

"R.V. Aggelen shows us why he is so respected in online techno with the 'Bloody Bassdrum EP'. With excessive amounts of bland, hard techno saturating the market over the years, it's refreshing to hear this sort of music made with intelligence and creativity. These four tracks are perfect examples of sound design done right, and not only that, they also show a certain artistic creativity that is consistent throughout. The title track, with its broken beat and sharp hats, begins the EP in a disjointed, and maybe dark, mood. This is not your typical club track but it sure gets the job done. 'It Wasn't So Bad' is an unholy union between retro arpeggios, Nintendo melodies and demanding minimal percussion. Talk about epic techno! The "B" side to this EP brings us back down to earth with two serious, relentless tracks. 'Shakin' Booty' is mechanical techno at its best. This is about as hard as we like to go and R.V. manages to kick your ass while still being interesting to listen to. The final track to this EP is 'Won't Stop'. Wall-shaking bass, mega-compression, floating atmospherics... this is another example of dark, mechanical techno done right. We are very pleased to have Mr. van Aggelen join us at HI and equally pleased to share his diverse yet uncompromising sound with you." (From the Heavy Industries' release page)