The Black Lodge is known as the extradimensional mystery place in David Lynch´s “Twin Peaks". We don´t want to know Pan-Pot´s exact relationship to Laura Palmer - but the new mobilee release contains two extradimensional tracks that contain countless rooms with endless sound creations.It´s the third Pan-Pot Release on mobilee and it seems that the boys are on the mission to create their very own shelf in the minimal techno circus. A1 - Black Dog is produced by Marco Resmann, Tassilo Ippenberger and Thomas Benedix. The Dog is digging a deep hole in the dirt. He is sure he hide the big bone at this place. He is digging and digging… and finally he found what he was looking for. Just imagine the smile on the dog face. “It seems you look like a dog.” B1 - Black Widow is produced by Pan-Pot´s Tassilo & Thomas. Black Widow is a very playful track with a lot of changes in different directions. The Widow is spinning it´s small net bouncing from one end to the other. The atmospheric final is the most beautiful sound landscape we have heard in the last time. For those who know - only a very famous musician from Detroit could have done it better.

Alland Byallo ( Liebe*Detail,: “by far my favorite pan-pot release to date!! this is definately proof of their "techno maturity". both tracks will get heavy play! 9/10”

Chaton (Plak Records): “outstanding bleep minimal, it's dark & powerful! love it !”

DJ MAG (UK): “4/5 Call me a cynic, but I’m always wary when a label develops ‘a sound’: it usually means that the imprint is hell bent on releasing a new variation on one idea ad nauseam. In the case of Mobilee, it’s not the sound but the concept that counts. ‘Black Lodge’ isn’t that similar to recent Mobilee releases by Exercise One and Anja Schneider, but the spooky, dissected rhythms and resonating vocal on ‘Black Dog’ and the driving, drummy acid of ‘Black Widow’ follow the same brief – to make the most wayward minimal music possible. Richard Brophy”

ed davenport (gumption records: “"the new pan pot is ace!"”

Fred Gianelli aka The Kooky Sc: “"Thanks for the new tracks. Love them." ”

Groove Mag (GER): “Die Basis der nach jenem mystischen Ort des Bösen aus David Lynchs „Twin Peaks“ benannten Tracks von Pan-Pot ist eine ausgehöhlte Kickdrum und ein mächtiger, zwischen wenigen Tönen hin und her pulsierender, subtil übersteuerter Bass – dadurch entsteht schon ein sehr gutes Grundgefühl. Pan-Pot setzen ihre reichhaltigen Sound-Libraries jetzt sparsamer, gezielter und subtiler ein. Oft reichen schon subtile Akzentverschiebungen in Bass und Drums, um die Dynamik der Tracks weiterzutreiben. Die zusätzlichen Effekte und Stimmen erklingen aus einer Unterwelt heraus. Es wirkt, als nehme uns diese Musik an die Hand, um uns zu dem Abgrund zu führen, von dem sie uns stoßen wird. Fesselnde EP. ”

Onur Özer (Vakant): “"both releases are really nice. i played them all. i really enjoy the dark elements. especially black lodge ep from pan-pot was so great in after hours..." ”

Onur Özer (Vakant): “September Charts”

Sian (Pokerflat): “"nice to hear panpot broadening their sound a little, sounds a little housier and more musical, nice to see them move a little away from the flood of clicky/overdone minimal stuff." ”