Part of Rick Pier O'Neil and Desaturate's debut EP for Particles in September 2015, "Spirals" was a twin-track tour de force that fully illustrated the French and Serbian producers signature sound. As Yin : Yang now return to the duo's work, the title track is given a 2017 rework courtesy of Hungarian and German icons.

The name Lutzenkirchen conjures images of techno mastery and a producer consistently at the vanguard of an ever-shifting genre and cut-throat industry. Over a thousand production credits sit proudly next to Tobias Lutzenkirchen's name with his commercial work spanning a 12-year period after "Daily Disco" hit the Great Stuff catalogues with a remix by Boys Noize in tow. Fast forward to 2017 and Lutzenkirchen has graced a plethora of high-end imprints that include the likes of Toolroom, Natura Viva and Tulipa. Add in 2008's debut album "Pandora Electronica," remixes for John Digweed, Guy Mantzur and John Acquaviva, plus support from Anthony Pappa, Eelke Kleijn and Mark Knight, and it is with real honor that Yin welcomes the German legend to the label.

Founded upon a sympathetic approach to O'Neil and Desaturate's original groove, Lutzenkirchen launches a brilliant aural assault with a host of original production material that shimmers through muted arpeggio sequence, running bass line and analogue lead. Framing the central motif from "Spirals" in the third movement alongside looped vocal sample, keeps interest sustained until the devastating dénouement. Introducing a swathe of new additions to the original remix framework via the "Double Dub," a fast-paced and dynamic rework sees new melodic lines coruscate across the rhythmic foundations in a frantic and vibrant new dance-floor gem.

Directed/AandR by Tripp Baronner
Mastered by Lutzenkirchen
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Text by James Warren