Various Artists

30 Years Fuse Box

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• 01 Jeff Mills - Step To Enchantment
• 02 The Advent - Quadrant One One Two
• 03 James Ruskin - Alfa Lift
• 04 Ben Sims - Light The Fuse (Firecracker Mix)
• 05 Planetary Assault Systems - Catch 23
• 06 Setaoc Mass - Fire In Sand
• 07 Steffi - Heavy Knock
• 08 Rodhad - Fever FM
• 09 Rebecca Delle Pianne - Sharp Taint
• 10 Phara - Sorry I Overslept
• 11 Adriana Lopez - Broken
• 12 Oscar Mulero - RB208
• 13 DJ Nobu - SG 108
• 14 Donato Dozzy - Purificazione
• 15 DVS1 - Escape
• 16 Nihad Tule - Self Supply
• 17 Altinbas - Unit 2
• 18 GiGi FM - U8
• 19 Border One - Resonant Shape
• 20 Deniro - Esuf
• 21 Kr!z - Step Into Tomorrow
• 22 Kerrie - Cyclone101
• 23 Downside - Cosmos In Motion
• 24 Matrixxman - Boss Loop V69
• 25 Yanamaste - Swing
• 26 Initial CCode - Orange Sofa
• 27 Stephanie Sykes - Tic Tac Hoe
• 28 JakoJako - Diazed
• 29 Voiski - Look In Look Out
• 30 Arthur Robert - Lightspeed

A celebration of Fuse's legacy, coming in the form of a 30 track compilation of Techno's best and brightest from around the world. In over a quarter century, the Brussels club has stood the test of time by rooting itself in ageless music and employing pioneering artists - large or small, international or local - to command the decks of Belgium's longest running dance floor. This Box set is an ode to the past and a hint to the future, Fuse shares this milestone with its original guests from 1994 all the way to its fresh party goers of the past years as a promise to keep its dance floor focused on quality music and timeless moments. One track for one year, this collection of recordings highlights the status quo of enduring club music, beginning with a nod to the past: a re-release of Jeff Mills iconic ''Step to Enchantment'' from 1993. This glance to the past quickly shoots us forward into the current state of techno with legendary artists like Planetary Assault Systems, DVS1, Steffi, Rodhad, Donato Dozzy, DJ Nobu and many others who headlined the club in recent years. Cementing itself as a respected escapist institution, Fuse also calls on its growing local scene to prove why Brussels continues to remain a reference in the scene even outside of its own borders.