Eastenderz Schallplatten & CDs

Review: Following releases by Cuartero, Christian Burkhardt and label chief East End Dubs, it's over to Berlin's favourite son and head of Unison Wax: Diego Krause. As you'd expect, "ENDZ 034" features some surefire main room tackle that rolls tough: from the lean boompty funk of "Fierce", the moody afterhours tech house of "Mere Mortals" - the latter similar to his recent release on Mulen Records to the tripped-out vibes on the utterly hypnotizing "Essence" and the ethereal, sunny afternoon bliss of "Leaving Home" which hammers home the message in a Sunday-at-Club Der Visionaere fashion.

Review: ***B-STOCK: Record ever so slightly warped, but otherwise in perfect working order***


Following releases by Cuartero, Christian Burkhardt and label chief East End Dubs, it's over to Berlin's favourite son and head of Unison Wax: Diego Krause. As you'd expect, "ENDZ 034" features some surefire main room tackle that rolls tough: from the lean boompty funk of "Fierce", the moody afterhours tech house of "Mere Mortals" - the latter similar to his recent release on Mulen Records to the tripped-out vibes on the utterly hypnotizing "Essence" and the ethereal, sunny afternoon bliss of "Leaving Home" which hammers home the message in a Sunday-at-Club Der Visionaere fashion.