"Xenomorph / Vespertilio" follows up Peter Kruder's "Law Of Return" track, that was a highlight, both in the music world in 2009 and in Macro's ever brilliant catalogue - and one of the now most sought after recent vinyl collectors' records. Xenomorph takes off where Law Of Return ended. 2012 couldn't start deeper: detail rich, dreamy, pushing enthusiastically forward into the new year. Vespertilio then moves between the off-centre sound aesthetics of a Morricone soundtrack and the intensity of hypermodern subbass droppings. This is an irresistably deep double package, exceeding even the boldest expectations. A masterpiece. No more, no less. More

LICENSED TO DIXON´S NEW MIX CD AND INCLUDED ON RADIO SLAVE´S FABRIC MIX CD!!!
Peter Kruder is one of those emblematic names that lead a whole decade and inspire myriads of DJs, producers and clubbers all over the world. While he enjoys unprecedented success with Kruder & Dorfmeister and crossed into the platinum range (selling 1 million copies of the K&D Sessions album), he never lost track of the underground. Probably his stellar career would never have happened exactly this way if there wasn't the other Kruder: the adventurous DJ, the deep producer, the challenging A&R at G-Stone, the producer behind DJ Hell's highly acclaimed "Teufelswerk" album. In 15 years Peter Kruder has done only 3 singles under his own name though. When you get your ears around "Chordal" and "Law Of Return" it becomes totally clear why this rare outing happens on Macro. Kruder meets his Macro debut full on modernism - showcasing his deep, dark, dancefloor grounded side. With a crisp harmonic sequence reminiscent of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite, "Chordal" hijacks brains on the dancefloor with its vacuum depth and sizzling details. "Law Of Return" on the other side is a Kruder signature take on deepness - solemn chords wrapped around a hypnotic groove give you tears of joy. A masterpiece!




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