Convextion – 2845

by Juno Daily on 05.09.2016 at 09:56am.
Last edited: 05.09.2016 at 09:56am.

The cover art on 2845 from self-proclaimed “longest-established living space artist in the West” David Hardy features a space ship headed for an unknown world. It perfectly reflects the direction that Gerard Hanson has chosen for this his second album as Convextion. Championed for the past two decades by a steadily growing and always fiercely loyal fan base for his sporadic and sleek, deep techno releases as Convextion and evocative electro as E.R.P., the Dallas producer now pushes the former project farther.

Convextion returns with first album in a decade

by Juno Daily on 22.08.2016 at 09:48am.
Last edited: 22.08.2016 at 09:48am.

Gerard Hanson resurfaces with 2845 on the Mujuba division a.r.t.less.

Reel By Real: Entering The Surkit Chamber

by Juno Daily on 27.06.2012 at 14:15pm.
Last edited: 09.08.2012 at 16:06pm.

It was 1991 when a young man known as Martin Bonds, born and raised in Detroit- who had recently dropped out of college where he was studying electrical engineering – found himself living in Juan Atkins’ Metroplex Studios. Here he helped out with engineering duties of a different kind – in sound. It wasn’t long before Kevin Saunderson had invited him to be a fully fledged engineer in training at his KMS Studios, part of the same building complex that was at the centre of Detroit’s techno scene. During this time he wrote and produced a record still talked about in hushed tones by those in the know – Surkit.