Archefluxx - Redline

Archefluxx - Redline is a June 2012 release from Archefluxx. Described as a track Archefluxx could never finish, the response for the record was more positive than expected. The somewhat shy release received encouraging acclaim. The track was deemed incomplete and semi-mastered due to a Hard Drive crash.

The track was based on a track entitiled "Redline Day" in which featured Rob Laufer on vocals. The instrumental and particularly the sheet music too Olly's interest, and thus he decided to re-write and remix it. The track employs several lead riffs, alongside many various piano medley's. Archefluxx felt that he hadn't filtered out the best harmonized riffs to focus on The track in the end, containing all the various melodies took the listener on an interesting journey.

The introduction and first breakdown was the first big challenge in producing the track. Split between an intro style start to the track and a mixable start, the result contained neither, and Archefluxx had to edit the track to have a mixable intro prior to release, altering the rendered mastered MP3 itself. The breakdown was also another area that needed attention. One other section that required further attention was the section after the first lead drop. The kick has a low pass filter that fades in and fades out.

Artwork
The artwork for this release was inspired by Star Wars, and features Ravefox assaulting a unit of three tripod robots in a misty moon-lit and snow-filled night. The artwork took about 8 hours to digitally paint and follows the same ink-shaded style that "Droppin' Bombz" featured.