Maximize vinyl

"Having created some of the most exciting and provocative dance music of the last few years, Rex has proven to be a DJs best friend, and one talented mutt." - DJ Magazine. It is the third Rex The Dog single on Kompakt. And finally answers everyone's justifiably high expectations. Yes! We remember!? But first. Let's go back a bit...? To the beginning of 2004. "Prototype" (Kompakt 92) hit like a bullet and exploded like a bomb. Veiled in secrecy, Rex The Dog provoked an exciting new sound. Bafflingly overwhelming and utterly unforeseen. That shimmering blend of glam-techno and euro-disco carried only one clue. A musical signature this bombastic (aside from Justus Kohncke of course), could only be derived from the UK? With an ounce of exaggeration and a pint full of willingness to rough up our self-contented minimal techno scene, Rex The Dog went along with his master on an astounding world-wide tour of dance floor recalibration. Then, half a year later it was "Frequency" (Kompakt 102) that brought forth nothing less than similar reactions to it's predecessor. Rex The Dog's ambitious and extravagant personality had official made him Kompakt's favourite family pet. Following a massive streak of remixes for many that included, The Prodigy, The Knife, Mylo, Depeche Mode and Royksöpp. We now arrive at "Maximize". Our detail obsessed, four legged friend returns with no restraint, and has kicked us out of the techno chair to make it their home once again. It was far too easy for us to put those digital glam-tech leggings on again! "Maximize" recalls the Dog we all know and love, whereas with "Sequencer", we are positive all will welcome this spookier side to our furry friend. Then there's the bona-fide hit "Every Day (Could Be The Last Day)"... He speaks! He sings! Maybe we said too much...So, dearest Dog-lovers - it's true. The best things do come in threes.