- 12inch
- Digital
- Recommended
pdqb & Scape One
Beyond Diskmind
Synaptic Cliffs
- Cat No: SC010
- Release: 2025-08-15
- updated:2025-09-03
Scape One remixes "Diskmind" by pdqb of Berlin's Synaptic Cliffs. Electro, a devotion to hardware sound, and a digital, cyber worldview make this a captivating record. A must for fans of synthesizer sound.
Track List
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A1. Diskmind (Scape One's Flux Capacitor)
5:05 -
A2. Diskmind (Scape One's Quantum Mechanics)
4:57 -
B1. Diskmind (Scape One's Temporal Paradox)
11:45
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In 2047, amidst the deafening yet oh-so-familiar soundscape of the Movement Festival in Detroit, we met again: I, pdqb, and Scape One, known as two of the most respected electronic music composers worldwide. The air pulsed not only with the latest beats but also with a barely perceptible energy only the two of us knew. We hadn't simply flown in; we'd arrived with our fantastic "Diskmind" time-travel machine, an incredible invention, capable of effortlessly catapulting us through the centuries.
"It's unbelievable, isn't it?" I shouted over the bass, eyebrows raised. "A machine that lets us travel through all of history, and there isn't a single song that honors it! Not one!"
Scape One nodded vigorously, his gaze sweeping over the stage lights. "That's absurd! How can such a revolutionary invention remain unsung? It's almost an insult to music history itself."
We looked at each other, a silent understanding in our gazes. The mission was clear: The "Diskmind" needed its anthems. And who, if not us, who used and loved it, should create them?
And so, we decided to become the musical chroniclers of the "Diskmind," ready to tell the story of our time machine across four different eras...
For Synaptic Cliffs, it's an extraordinary honor to present these three Scape One variations of the original song 'Diskmind' (first released on The Electrifying Dojo, 2025). Each masterpiece was recorded in different future decades of the 21st century (of ourse with the help of the Diskmind time travel machine) and reflects the corresponding trend in electronic music. A1: A timeless, pristine Electro composition from the year 2035. A2: An IDM marvel from late summer 2075, recorded in the Zero gravity of Space Station 775. B: An Experimental Electronica symphony recorded at pdqb's Studio 577 on Mars Outpost 47A in the year 3011. Only musical equipment that doesn't currently exist was used for this release.
In 2047, amidst the deafening yet oh-so-familiar soundscape of the Movement Festival in Detroit, we met again: I, pdqb, and Scape One, known as two of the most respected electronic music composers worldwide. The air pulsed not only with the latest beats but also with a barely perceptible energy only the two of us knew. We hadn't simply flown in; we'd arrived with our fantastic "Diskmind" time-travel machine, an incredible invention, capable of effortlessly catapulting us through the centuries.
"It's unbelievable, isn't it?" I shouted over the bass, eyebrows raised. "A machine that lets us travel through all of history, and there isn't a single song that honors it! Not one!"
Scape One nodded vigorously, his gaze sweeping over the stage lights. "That's absurd! How can such a revolutionary invention remain unsung? It's almost an insult to music history itself."
We looked at each other, a silent understanding in our gazes. The mission was clear: The "Diskmind" needed its anthems. And who, if not us, who used and loved it, should create them?
And so, we decided to become the musical chroniclers of the "Diskmind," ready to tell the story of our time machine across four different eras...
For Synaptic Cliffs, it's an extraordinary honor to present these three Scape One variations of the original song 'Diskmind' (first released on The Electrifying Dojo, 2025). Each masterpiece was recorded in different future decades of the 21st century (of ourse with the help of the Diskmind time travel machine) and reflects the corresponding trend in electronic music. A1: A timeless, pristine Electro composition from the year 2035. A2: An IDM marvel from late summer 2075, recorded in the Zero gravity of Space Station 775. B: An Experimental Electronica symphony recorded at pdqb's Studio 577 on Mars Outpost 47A in the year 3011. Only musical equipment that doesn't currently exist was used for this release.
An EP on which Scape One — analog synthesizer specialist with releases on SCSI-AV, BrokenToys and more — delivers three remix versions of "Diskmind," a track from pdqb's album "The Electrifying Dojo," whose title nods to The Electrifying Mojo, the legendary radio DJ who had a huge influence on Detroit techno. (Saito)
"It is Synaptic Cliffs' utmost honor to present three Scape One variations of the original track 'Diskmind' (first released in 2025 on The Electrifying Dojo). Each masterpiece was recorded in a different future decade of the 21st century (with the help of Diskmind's time-travel machine) and reflects the corresponding trends in electronic music. A1: a timeless, primordial electro composition from 2035. A2: an IDM marvel recorded in late summer 2075 in the zero-gravity environment of Space Station 775. B: an experimental electronica symphony recorded in 3011 at pdqb's Studio 577 on Mars Outpost 47A. Only musical equipment that does not currently exist was used on this release."