Resurrection: The Trilogy Tapes Part 1 vinyl

Flashback: Sheffield pioneer Dean Dennis set major precedents in the 90s after leaving Clock DVA. He did so under a variety of aliases and in numerous collaborations including Fun Factory, Nohno and Kibuka. But the bulk of his experimental work was dispatched under his Sector project... And these are a few that missed out on release at the time. A wide-armed rainbow of analog excursions, the first part of this trilogy treats us to crunchy acid house ('Tokyo Night'), proto-jungle breakbeat futurism ('Mocate') robust electro fusion ('Comfort Zone'), dubby breaks ('Speed Tribes') and delicious cosmic trips that join as many dots and inspire as many thoughts as Clock DVA did. Timeless.