DESCRIPTION:
http://www.beatport.com/release/upon-burning-skies/1104441

Supported by: Gregor Tresher, Monika Kruse, Anja Schneider, Pan-Pot, Marc Romboy, Robert Dietz, tINI, Sven Tasnadi, Andrea Oliva, Nic Fanciulli, Tuccillo, Meat, Philip Bader, Slam, Tobi Neumann, &Me, Nick Curly, Karotte, Davide Squillace, Steve Lawler, Dubfire, Luca Bacchetti, Jimpster, Stacey Pullen, Tiefschwarz, Simon Flower, Pirupa, Arado, Re.You, Fabrizio Maurizi, Schlomi Aber, Martin Landsky, Todd Bodine,

Gregor Tresher (Break New Soil)
Yes, big EP again. Sable Sheep is on fire!

Anja Schneider (Mobilee)
Really love the work of Sable Sheep.

Monika Kruse (Terminal M)
Thy Suffer. But not me. Because this release is cool!

Marc Romboy (Systematic)
Upon burning is a great and outstanding track.

Ray Okpara (Mobilee)
Super EP!

Andrew Grant (Circoloco)
Straight fire!!! 5 stars only because i couldn't put 6.

Andrea Oliva (Cadenza)
Perfect grooves! Gonna play it out loud!

Philip Bader
Love this release.

&Me (Keinemusik)
Great release!

Karotte (Break New Soil)
Great EP. Love it!

Luca Bacchetti (Ovum)
Digging the whole EP, another goal!! This guy is on fire.

Jimpster (Freerange)
Cracking stuff! All four tracks are doing it.

Re.You (Souvenir)
I love Moon Harbour, another great release.

Having become a member of the Moon Harbour agency and label family recently, Germany's mysterious Sable Sheep is back with a new four track EP that continues to explore his trademark tribal tinged tech house sound with great panache. Sable Sheep is no stranger to success given the widespread deployment of his previous tracks like 'Painting My Fur', and that's a good job, because all of his latest missives are sure-fire dancefloor dynamite.

Upon Burning Skies is the opening track, and one that builds and builds in tension to an invisible peak that will have ravers on the edge of their feet as the tribal male chanting acts like a call to action above bouncing, buoyant kick drums and slick percussive details. A dub version is also included in the package.

Torn To Pieces is another full-blooded groove that will lock you in from the very first rubbery kick and silvery hi hat ringlet. As they roll on next to each other without any friction at all, a knotted bassline and deft little synth stabs add some detail as a warm wind seems to howl in the background. Its stripped back but fills the airwaves and is the sort of physical track its impossible not to get carried away by.

Finally, Thy Suffer is another warm concoction of sound that Sable Sheep fills with rattling drum hits and sandy shakers. Some twitching alien sounds suggest the presence of life amongst the machines and the deep looping kicks help draw you in.

An EP produced with great precision restraint, Sable Sheep knows just how much to add into the without over doing things or allowing things to get stuck in a rut -- it's a perfect balancing act that is designed for maximum impact on the dancefloor.