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Dave Brennan - Bomboleccy EP download free
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Dave Brennan - Bomboleccy EP download free

Performer:
Dave Brennan
Album:
Bomboleccy EP
Released:
Style:
Progressive House, Breaks, Techno, Tech House
MP3 archive size:
1363 mb
FLAC archive size:
1590 mb
WMA archive size:
1211 mb
Other formats:
AAC AHX MP1 FLAC TTA MOD AC3
Rating:
4.8
Votes:
387
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Tracklist

1 Dave Brennan Bomboleccy (Original Mix)
2 Dave Brennan Bomboleccy (Firebrand Mix)
3 Dave Brennan Bomboleccy (Donton Eviltron Mix)

Credits

  • Remix – Firebrand (tracks: 2), Paul Donton (tracks: 3)
  • Written By – Dave Brennan (tracks: 1, 2, 3)

Notes

Dave Brennan – Bomboleccy EP

Well well well we finally meet those legs 11 . . . .
(So to Speak)

This time around Dave comes up with another beauty in the making.

Trippyness of the highest order is on the cards and this should keep you all rumbling along through the winter with ease.

Stemming his roots from the acid house theme into more of an Electronic soundscape

A very unique tune with the usual you come to expect from Mr Head honcho Dave Brennan.

The dark rolling synth stabs with the usual twisted FX and spooky tones. Just another example of Dave showing he is at the top of his productive game.

First up on the remix duty is Firebrand.

Firebrand comes along with a special Breakbeat mix which will do the business for any up for it crowd. Nice and flowing with the trippy acidic noises running in with those tough drums, this is a very interesting interpretation of the original and he definitely has given it some justice.

And the other (and not least) Dave invites fellow head honcho Paul Donton. Mr Donton goes under his Eviltron guise again and comes up with a rather disturbing take (but in a good way).

Expect another solid dose from the fellow Bombis man who toughens the mix up and gives a darker interpretation.

Weird but solid, Mr Donton keeps it driving and rumbling along nicely just as we expect from him.

Another solid set of cuts which shall rip up any dancefloor in the underground.