X-103

Back 1993 once the Detroit techno collective Underground Level of resistance still included Jeff Mills and Robert Hood, both producers licensed a few of their function to Tresor Information in Berlin because the anonymous moniker X-103. The ensuing release, Atlantis, implemented two similar produces for Tresor — the X-101 and X-102 tasks. Both had established highly successful, which third release appeared to be probably the most ambitious. Where in fact the X-102 project structured its idea on Saturn and its own many bands, Mills and Hood structured X-103 in the mythical town of Atlantis. Mills individually wrote the initial release sheet hoping of conveying his idea: “Getting close to theories aren’t a simple task — there’s much in question! Ranging from roots (and in the event) the globe of Atlantis, there are lots of uncertainties about its doom and disappearance.” Tresor released Atlantis with very much fanfare and several listeners speculated the roots of X-103 because the record itself didn’t credit either Mills or Hood. Years afterwards, in 2002, Tresor re-released the record with bonus paths, making it obtainable domestically in america for the very first time in years.