Published
Tue, Oct 31, 2017, 15:10
- The retrospective includes the three original records from the UK electro label and a previously unreleased track.
Tresor will celebrate its 300th release with a 15-track retrospective of the entire Scopex label catalogue, due out in November.
The UK label only released three 12-inches from 1998 to 2000, by producers Pollon and Simulant. The original copies are now some of the rarest and most expensive electro records on the market. One of the tracks, Pollon's "Lost Souls," was included in the package of rarities that accompanied Objekt's RA-recommended Kern mix. Tresor will reissue all 14 original tracks from the label's catalogue, plus a previously unheard cut, "Optimal Flow," by Simulant, all remastered from the original DAT tapes and only available on vinyl.
Listen to "Optimal Flow."
Tracklist
Disc 1: Simulant – Simm City
A1 New Machines
A2 Musical Box
B1 Wav. Form
B2 Wav. Form (Mix)
B3 Untitled (Locked Groove)
Disc 2: Simulant - Out Of Ether
A1 Knife Edge
A2 Spectre
B1 Access Future Audio
B2 Access Future Audio (Mix)
Disc 3: Pollon - Electratech
A1 Lost Souls
A2 Lonely Planet
B1 Intro
B2 Lost Souls (Mix)
B3 Xtro
Disc 4: Simulant - Optimal Flow
A Optimal Flow
Tresor will release Scopex 1998-2000 on November 24th, 2017.