(en) The title track, "Juneau" comes at you with force, grace, and a warm low end perfect for a late night or an early morning. Pier and Larry really work the knobs and the control voltages here to create a melodic yet refined sound. This is definitely the most emotional track on the release, usually evoking quite a response from the dance floor. Play this at the right time and you will have a smile on your face for sure. These days it seems like we never have enough time to do what we want. With "Factor of Time", thats not the case. A touch of real instrumentation, tough beats, analog bass, and wicked delays make time not a factor here. Sit back and watch this track erupt after the breakdowns. This little number keeps the crowd going long into the night, or morning depending how you look at it... You better check your "Cabeza" after hearing this one. Started in New York, finished in Berlin, heard in clubs everywhere in between. From the 808 beats to the Chilean spoken word, the elements of the track fit together nicely with a little glue from the delays and reverbs spread throughout. Cabeza slides easily in any set, just watch the drops. They tend to get bodies moving out on the floor. After a rainy week in London, the flowers were growing in "Cotril Gardens." The dreamy lead coupled with the rough beats and EFX really help paint a picture of what a rainy session in Hackney can sound like. House meets classic deep techno here with plenty of mix in and out. A great tool track for any DJ who cares about what he plays...

Martin Landsky: excellent first release...all 4 trax are great...already got the record quite some time ! and played it almost every set since..... Marco Carola (M_nus): wow Adultnapper (Audiomatique): Love factor of time. very very nice tune. great job larry!! congrats on label.

(de) The title track, "Juneau" comes at you with force, grace, and a warm low end perfect for a late night or an early morning. Pier and Larry really work the knobs and the control voltages here to create a melodic yet refined sound. This is definitely the most emotional track on the release, usually evoking quite a response from the dance floor. Play this at the right time and you will have a smile on your face for sure. These days it seems like we never have enough time to do what we want. With "Factor of Time", thats not the case. A touch of real instrumentation, tough beats, analog bass, and wicked delays make time not a factor here. Sit back and watch this track erupt after the breakdowns. This little number keeps the crowd going long into the night, or morning depending how you look at it... You better check your "Cabeza" after hearing this one. Started in New York, finished in Berlin, heard in clubs everywhere in between. From the 808 beats to the Chilean spoken word, the elements of the track fit together nicely with a little glue from the delays and reverbs spread throughout. Cabeza slides easily in any set, just watch the drops. They tend to get bodies moving out on the floor. After a rainy week in London, the flowers were growing in "Cotril Gardens." The dreamy lead coupled with the rough beats and EFX really help paint a picture of what a rainy session in Hackney can sound like. House meets classic deep techno here with plenty of mix in and out. A great tool track for any DJ who cares about what he plays...

The title track, "Juneau" comes at you with force, grace, and a warm low end perfect for a late night or an early morning. Pier and Larry really work the knobs and the control voltages here to create a melodic yet refined sound. This is definitely the most emotional track on the release, usually evoking quite a response from the dance floor. Play this at the right time and you will have a smile on your face for sure. These days it seems like we never have enough time to do what we want. With "Factor of Time", thats not the case. A touch of real instrumentation, tough beats, analog bass, and wicked delays make time not a factor here. Sit back and watch this track erupt after the breakdowns. This little number keeps the crowd going long into the night, or morning depending how you look at it... You better check your "Cabeza" after hearing this one. Started in New York, finished in Berlin, heard in clubs everywhere in between. From the 808 beats to the Chilean spoken word, the elements of the track fit together nicely with a little glue from the delays and reverbs spread throughout. Cabeza slides easily in any set, just watch the drops. They tend to get bodies moving out on the floor. After a rainy week in London, the flowers were growing in "Cotril Gardens." The dreamy lead coupled with the rough beats and EFX really help paint a picture of what a rainy session in Hackney can sound like. House meets classic deep techno here with plenty of mix in and out. A great tool track for any DJ who cares about what he plays...

Martin Landsky: excellent first release...all 4 trax are great...already got the record quite some time ! and played it almost every set since..... Marco Carola (M_nus): wow Adultnapper (Audiomatique): Love factor of time. very very nice tune. great job larry!! congrats on label.