About Release
Section 6 – Part 2 opens the Repetitive Rhythm Research RRR019 12-inch vinyl with a clear statement of purpose: high-velocity modern techno that still nods to the deep, dub-inflected lineage of the label. Issued on 11 September 2026, the EP delivers four tracks that swing between peak-time intensity and a brooding close, positioning it as a versatile addition to any techno set.
Within the RRR catalogue, Part 2 follows the earlier releases Sinister World (RRR018) by The Nighttripper and Section 6’s own Part 1 (RRR017), both from 2026, and sits after a series of 2025 and 2024 outings such as Nautilus Lost (RRR015) and Spectrum Analysis LP (RRR005). This placement underscores the label’s ongoing dialogue between forward-looking production and the classic dub-techno framework that first defined its sound.
Side A begins with “1: Wings Of The Sky Crows”. The track’s title suggests an expansive, soaring atmosphere that sets a kinetic tone for the side. It moves into “2: Yamamoto”, a piece that maintains the momentum while introducing a more focused, rhythmic drive, creating a seamless transition that keeps the dancefloor engaged. Closing the side, “3: Boaz” deepens the groove, offering a slightly more introspective mood that prepares the listener for the record’s final statement.
Side B culminates with “4: Infinitas”. According to the label, this cut serves as the essential deep-mood closer, delivering a moody atmosphere that references classic dub-techno blueprints. Its placement as the b2 track reinforces the EP’s balance between high-energy peaks and a reflective, late-set vibe, making it an ideal tool for winding down a set or for a nuanced transition into more atmospheric territory.
For Section 6, Part 2 builds on the groundwork laid by Part 1 (RRR017), also a 12-inch release on Repetitive Rhythm Research earlier in 2026. The continuity between the two parts highlights the duo’s commitment to exploring the tension between relentless drive and dub-inspired depth, a hallmark of their recent output.
In the broader context of contemporary underground techno, this EP exemplifies how modern production can coexist with the genre’s historic dub influences. The record’s structure—three forward-moving tracks followed by a deep, closing piece—offers DJs a compact toolkit for constructing both peak-time peaks and more contemplative moments within a set.
From a collector’s standpoint, the 12-inch format provides ample space for the nuanced analog warmth that techno enthusiasts prize. The pressing aligns with the label’s reputation for delivering well-cut, sonically rich vinyl that translates the intended dynamics of the music onto the dancefloor.
Section 6 – Part 2, Repetitive Rhythm Research, catalogue RRR019, 12-inch vinyl, four tracks.
Tracklist:
A1. Section 6 – 1: Wings Of The Sky Crows
A2. Section 6 – 2: Yamamoto
A3. Section 6 – 3: Boaz
A4. Section 6 – 4: Infinitas