Richie Hawtin is dropping an unreleased album under his F.U.S.E. alias
It's a team up with Plus 8 Records to celebrate the 25th anniversary of 'Dimension Intrusion'...
Richie Hawtin is dropping an unreleased album from his older F.U.S.E. alias, thanks to a collaboration between his Plus 8 Records imprint and The Vinyl Factory.
The LP, 'Computer Space', was recorded in 1993, with Hawtin hinting at its landing last autumn, with the record being promised as a fascinating insight into Hawtin's evolution into Plastikman, another Hawtin moniker with a new album in the works.
Commemorating the 25th anniversary of his seminal techno album 'Dimension Intrusion', the 'Dimensions' box set will also come with a remastered version of the original album with two previously unreleased tracks, as well as his 'Train-Tracs' EP.
Hawtin explained 'Computer Space' was an experiment "based upon sampling the Roland TB-303 with Akai S950 sampler". He added: "By looping and stretching different TB-303 samples I was able to create strings, pads and different TB-303 related textures that became the basis of the Computer Space sessions".
The 'Dimensions' vinyl arrives 15th April, while the digital offering will land sometime in May.
Check out where Hawtin placed on our 2018 Top 100 DJs list here.
