Jeff Mills is set to release the “Gamma Rays EP” featuring four unreleased tracks from the 1990s on October 30th. The artist announced the forthcoming EP on Instagram, although specific details such as track titles and the label have yet to be disclosed.
Mills' Impact on Techno Music
The 1990s marked a significant era for Jeff Mills, during which he co-founded Underground Resistance and established Axis Records in 1992. This period was crucial for his career, with standout releases such as ‘The Bells’ that continue to be revered in techno circles. The upcoming “Gamma Rays” EP will unveil four tracks from that influential decade.
Busy Autumn for Jeff Mills
Mills has had a prolific autumn season, marked by several notable projects. At the Amsterdam Dance Event, he premiered a film inspired by Rembrandt’s “De Nachtwacht” and released recordings of his performance at the Knockdown Center in spatial audio format. Following that, a second part of the “Live at Knockdown Center” recordings was also made available.
Upcoming Collaborations and Performances
In addition to the EP, Mills performed his score for “Metropolis” live in Potsdam and is preparing for the release of “The Forbidden Planet” in collaboration with Tomorrow Comes The Harvest, which is set to be out in November under Axis Records. This series of projects highlights Mills’ ongoing contribution to the electronic music landscape.
Fans can look forward to the preview of the Jeff Mills Gamma Rays EP ahead of its release next week.
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