Derek Carr ‎– Archive : Postlude [Pariter] PRTR37A1: DJK (Pariter Version) A2: Theta (Pariter Version) B1: Ariel B2: L'Equipe It has been a superb run but now, sadly, we come to the final part of Pariter's Derek Carr reissue series. Carr has been welcomed back into the heart of the underground in recent years with plenty of essential new sounds, but his archives as just as filled with gold. Postlude shows that with four more warm, inviting deep techno cuts embellished with cosmic synth details.

A1: Face The Nation

endlessly cycling patterns shaped by submerged chords and tectonic low-end pressure

with this first LP attesting to his deftness of touch

The Don assumes his part in the alias-canon as one of his more direct dancefloor vehicles

Foundation music - part of the eclectic soup that became known as the Berlin club sound

blue-tinted feel to opener 'Egyptian Queen' with smoky chords and loose-limbed drums working their way through a warm groove

Over on the flipside

The Copenhagen-based artist is on fine form across the four original productions on show

The Londoner was a key figure in the Wiggle movement and early fabric mainstay whose stripped-back approach helped shape the emerging scene 20-odd years ago

a four-track EP titled “Improviser“

B2: Eight Point One

B1: night time in the computer labs