Apparat does DJ-Kicks

As what will probably be this year's last installment to the DJ-Kicks series, Berlin producer Apparat joins Juan MaClean, James Holden and Kode 9 as the 2010 lucky few who get to be part of this legendary K7! mix cd series (which turns out to be one of their busiest years in recent times!). Less known as a DJ, but more as a producer and more recently for his collaboration with Modeselektor, as Moderat. This DJ-Kicks compilation comes as Apparat unveils some new work in the track Sayulita. Named after a quaint Mexican surfer hippie town north of Puerto Vallarta's loud tourists and mega-hotels (where Sascha's Mexican friends have clearly taken him before). Sayulita is a great track, technically and melodically; proving once again that those who seek the most forward thinking music in the world, need to look no further than Berlin.




Featuring favorites Martyn, Joy Orbison, Fourtet, Ramadanman, Burial, Autechre and Tim Hecker: the mix itself is a carefully orchestrated collage of tracks representing the modern state of affairs in IDM and post-dubstep future bass uk garage etc etc etc.. Tracklist in comments.


DJ-Kicks: Apparat is out on webshops and your indie retailers on October 25th and Sayulita can be downloaded for free at the official web site!