Marco Bailey

Review: Marco Bailey's fifth full-length - his first set of all-new material for some five years - has been described by the man himself as the best representation of his sound and a "permanent snapshot of his live shows". It's certainly an arresting and largely club friendly affair - the odd ambient intro or interlude excepted - with Bailey serving up throbbing techno cuts that variously doff a cap to pitch-black Roman techno, Teutonic minimalism, the producer's largely forgotten trance roots, warehouse-friendly rhythmic psychedelia and, in the case of the organ-sporting "Reboot That Advice", the spiritually-inspired Detroit techno of Terrence Parker and Robert Hood.