Hot on the heels of Esthetique's well received EP, Pro-B-Tech bolsters its discography yet further courtesy of burgeoning talent, Ian Dillon. Dillon is an established member of the underground DJ fraternity but is no stranger to the studio, with supporters of his previous works including Hernan Cattaneo, Dave Seaman and Nick Warren among others. His return to the label comes in the form of a colossal EP furnished with a trilogy of serious progressive house tracks. 'Empyrean', 'Hyperlapse' and 'Supression' are unequivocal auditory illustrations of Dillon's formative influences. Much like it's definition, Empyrean is ethereal in nature, though all three possess a classic progressive vibe harking back to yesteryear. Combining dark driving basslines, panoptic textures and sublime melodies, the EP is a stylistic showcase of Dillon's abilities to target both dancefloor and home listenijavascript:validate(document.release);ng to devastating effect. Please enjoy. Words by Breccia (c) 2016