Dream Sequence

Remastered tracks from the early days of Tresor records, highlighting the harder side of Blake Baxter. These cuts showcase Baxter's uncompromising approach to techno and house during a formative period for the label - stripped back, industrial-leaning material that sits far from the mainstream interpretations of the era.

Endless Reflection finds Baxter working within Tresor's core aesthetic: raw, mechanical rhythms and hypnotic builds designed for committed listening and late-night floor work. The remastering brings new clarity to these foundational pieces without softening their edges - you're hearing the original intent with better fidelity, not a revisionist smoothing-over.

Essential documentation of Tresor's underground credentials and Baxter's unsung role in shaping harder European house and techno during the mid-nineties.