Electric Rescue

DT:Premiere | Scan X & Electric Rescue - Nanterre in 1994 [Skryptöm]

Patience is rewarded with gothic overtones of soul searching chords contrasting with its powerful rhythms and prolific drum patterns...
DT:Premiere | Hemka & Moteka - Apogee [Skryptöm]

The gigantic lead synth is gritty, gothic, and feels ultimately like a futuristic horror theme...
DTR | Laval (aka Electric Rescue & Kmyle) - TWSR - Sthlm LTD 049

TWSR contains four tantalising techno tracks with emotional tones and raw vibes throughout...
DT:Premiere | Clement Landrau - Ring System [Unpolished Music]

Its tough kick and sparse, droning notation set the scene well as this rolling monster looms with grandeur...
DT:Premiere | Scan X - Alien Symphony (Keikari Remix) [VOLPHONIE]

It’s raw, hypnotic and driving sound is an instant draw, injecting not only power but depth and dancefloor prowess to the original...
DTMIXS36 - Electric Rescue LIVE [Paris, FRANCE]

The Rex Club resident reveals his stripes with this live recording...
DT:Premiere | Electric Rescue - Padvo (Marcelus Remix) [Rex Club]

Full of mystery and almost tool like functionality, the subtleties are apparent for the most heady of listeners...
DT:Premiere | Joton - Dystopic Dreams (Electric Rescue Remix) [Newrhythmic]

Electric Rescue adds more punch and grit to the already energetic and ethereal melodies, bringing it to new heights with a peak time prowess...
DTN | Skryptöm Celebrates 10 Years

The "10 Years" compilation includes quality tracks by Laurent Garnier, Inigo Kennedy, Truncate, Maxime Dangles, Zadig, Roman Poncet, Johannes Heil and many more...
DT:Premiere | Truncate - Ideas [Skryptöm]

An energetic and jackin’ sound is a DJs dream with production quality that is slick and precise to match...
Electric Rescue

Electric Rescue is considered one of the made-in-France masterpieces of electronic music...
DTR | Oliver Deutschmann - Resist (incl. Luca Agnelli & Electric Rescue Remixes) - ETB022

Etruria Beat has explored different sounds in it’s varying releases, which have included some undeniably massive tracks...