That's What I Call Flatcore Episode #1 (REPRESS) (Acid Techno / Core), by Jack Wax / Pzylo

That's What I Call Flatcore Episode #1 (REPRESS) (Acid Techno / Core)

by Jack Wax / Pzylo

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pr0mille All 3 of m are just mIndblowing acid tracks! Favorite track: Sleeping Awake (Part 1).

Technohead Just keep going back to this EP, love it 🙏

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1.	Jack Wax - Mindcore (Original Mix) 09:16	buy track
2.	Pzylo - Sleeping Awake (Part 1) 06:24	buy track
3.	Pzylo - Sleeping Awake (Part 2) 05:34	buy track

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Now available in very rare TRANSPARANT SNOWY WHITE vinyl !!!

The newest Flatlife release is the 1st episode of a special "flatcore" vinyl series named: "That's What I Call Flatcore". Flatcore = Hardcore Acid Oldschool 90's Feel Trance Core. On this 1st episode, Jack Wax created a track for the A-side called "Mindcore". A woman voice is in there (that takes you back in time; like Phantasia did back in the 90's). This track is loud and has screaming acids created with the "Beast - RE303" and it also has that trancy touch. On the flip of the vinyl: Fabien Pzylo from AcidCirkus will take you back to old raves with an excellent acid hard-core track splitted in 2 parts (Part 1 & 2) - it has 2 different acidpatterns; and both are rocking!! The "mandala" label is drawn by the sister of Jack Wax (labelowner Flatlife Records). A very special limited hardcore vinyl with oldschool drippin' out of your speakers!!

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released September 2, 2021

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Dutch Underground label & distributor. Techno / Acid Core / Acid House / Acid Electro / Acid Trance but also Jungle (90s Sound) and Goa Psytrance !!! Distributor for underground Music vinyl labels. Profits will be used for new vinylreleases per distrolabel! Save The vinyl !! Owner: Jack Wax. ... more

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