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Dano and Tony Hewitt cut The Crawl EP in 1998, and it remains one of the label's most enduring tools. The title track crawls on a rubbery, resonant walking funk bass, swung shakers and minimal dub-techno stabs smeared in tape delay. Phazer Dub sends a woodblock loop through thick phaser and flanger until it becomes pure hypnosis. Onionz & Master D remix The Crawl into something deeper and spacier, with pitched-down vocal bounces and cavernous delay. Late-90s West Coast deep tech at its most elastic, the original still turns up in Beatport DJ charts, including Homero Espinosa's "This Is San Francisco."
Dano and Tony Hewitt cut The Crawl EP in 1998, and it remains one of the label's most enduring tools. The title track crawls on a rubbery, resonant walking funk bass, swung shakers and minimal dub-techno stabs smeared in tape delay. Phazer Dub sends a woodblock loop through thick phaser and flanger until it becomes pure hypnosis. Onionz & Master D remix The Crawl into something deeper and spacier, with pitched-down vocal bounces and cavernous delay. Late-90s West Coast deep tech at its most elastic, the original still turns up in Beatport DJ charts, including Homero Espinosa's "This Is San Francisco."
