Dirty Cover – “Diskotecha” EP The Low Flow Records release-line is followed up by the darker shades and mid-autumn moods embodied by deep tech cuts. This time we are pleased to introduce the Serbian producer team, the not unknown Dirty Cover, with the single entitled “Diskotecha” EP. Dirty Cover has previously been released on such competent record labels as Plastic City, 2600, Soul Industries and Baccara to name a few, supported by many heavyweights of the contemporary deep scene. Petar Cvetkovic, who stands behind the original tune, represents his vision of the intellectually sub-layered tech house music with the truly deep roots. “Diskotecha” is an invitation to a trip through a dark and deep labyrinth, with surprising textures and shapes that only mind can perceive. On the remixes we have the one-half of Low Flow Records – Ashot Babayan a.k.a. Krummstoff, who blessed the EP with his traditional re-rub technologies, taking the tune to an alternative dimension. Russian producer-duo of Grigory Fatyanov and Roman Ponomarenko, known as Responz, also added their hi-quality trademark spice to the main dish, pumping the “Diskotecha” with their intelligent noises and ‘IDM-esque’ approach. The EP is closing up by another Russian talent, called Anton Lanski (Neurotron Music, Loco Records, Exquisite Music), with his ‘bodily tech’ remix, which transforms the original version, taking it to the roots of modern minimalism. Dirty Cover – “Diskotecha” EP is another delicate bon-bon, which will definitely suit the taste of all the true techheads out there. “Low Flow Records” – we bring the best!