Folllowing the Black ep and the Tangerine ep comes the Blue ep, the third ep in Third Ear's Detroit Beatdown Volume Two. A1: Ibex is Toni Ollivierra, younger brother of Neil (Detroit Escalator Company). Ibex has released on Planet E, Transmat, and recently on his own Ibex Music imprint. Spiritual War is grooving Detroit Techno in a classic Transmat vein, pitched at 120 bpm. In addition to writing and producing the track, Ibex wrote and delivers the powerful lyric Spiritual War. A2: Keith Wort... Read more >>

Folllowing the Black ep and the Tangerine ep comes the Blue ep, the third ep in Third Ear's Detroit Beatdown Volume Two. A1: Ibex is Toni Ollivierra, younger brother of Neil (Detroit Escalator Company). Ibex has released on Planet E, Transmat, and recently on his own Ibex Music imprint. Spiritual War is grooving Detroit Techno in a classic Transmat vein, pitched at 120 bpm. In addition to writing and producing the track, Ibex wrote and delivers the powerful lyric Spiritual War. A2: Keith Worthy steps out from his Aesthetic Audio imprint with a piece of deep grooving Detroit electronic funk at 120 bpm. B1: Norm Talley teams up with Doc Link from Chicago for this irresistible dance floor bomb. Taking an E Man vocal sample, the track mesmerises from the start. Guaranteed to catch fire. B2: Detroit band Exchange Bureau asked John Arnold (Ubiquity Records) to add his funk to their sound. The result is this delicious piece of electronic pop/soul with a twist.