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Review: Having been quiet since slipping out that rather fine Prime Numbers EP of archive house, Linkwood surfaces on the Firecracker affiliated Shevchenko imprint with some house music that can be best described as effortlessly gliding. A preface to the producer's second album which is set to drop in the early months of 2012, all three tracks here are superb - not least the title track "Secret Value" which sounds naggingly familiar to these ears. Massively vibey, the track begins with an upwards poise and veers in that trajectory throughout augmented by delightfully plump string flourishes that appear in cloud like formation atop the intricate syncopation. "Between Me & You" is essentially the same track twisted inside out, with the vibes deep set beneath the glowering sheen of saturated atmospherics. Those seeking something straighter will find much to admire in "Ignorance Is Bliss" which begins in more prominent fashion, thanks mostly to that burning bass line; though as the track progresses it's flushed with a delightfully smudged warm sensation. Big tip!
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INFINITI aka JUAN ATKINS
The Remixes Part 1/3 (clear red vinyl 12")
Cat: TRESOR 250A. Rel: 16 Apr 12
Techno
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INFINITI aka JUAN ATKINS
The Remixes Part 2/3 (orange vinyl 12")
Cat: TRESOR 250B. Rel: 26 Apr 12
Techno
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Review: Great deep techno tracks by Drexciya (Positron Island), Atkins (aka Infniti). Personal faves of Atkins.
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Review: The last release from legendary Detroit label Metroplex was in 2011, but here it returns in style with a collaboration between label founder Juan Atkins and Basic Channel's Mark Ernestus under the name of Audio Tech. Entitled "Dark Side", the pair's collaborative effort, remixed on the A-side by Metroplex artist Kimyon Huggins, combines Atkins' techno and electro style with Ernestus' dub background into exactly the kind of deep and muggy take on Atkins' sound you'd expect from such a union. Remix duties are handled by another legendary pair, with minimal veteran Ricardo Villalobos and renowned experimentalist Max Loderbauer uniting again under the name Vilod. They transform "Dark Side" into a snaking, dub infused version whose irregular rhythms will please anyone who heard the pair's 2011 Re:ECM album.
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Review: The second of three Borderland album samplers features the tracks "Footprints" and "Mars Garden", songs that middle the forthcoming album. "Footprints" delivers exactly what you would expect from a dubby German audiophile and Detroit techno mastermind; rugged, yet finely tuned drums and bleeps that delicately sway in a downtempo ambience of engineered synthesis. On a minimal and trippy tip, "Mars Garden" aligns to a rigid four-four groove, with a funky - and subtly overdriven - bass line, that gives the track a vibrant sign of life, in a pleasantly isolated and jazz-kissed arrangement.
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Review: As KMS continues its mission to unearth the most sought after gems from its early years, so this gem from Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson sees the light of day once more in all its rough-hewn, soulful glory. Derrick May's dub leads the way with its woozy bass synth, placing the uncredited vocal at the front of the mix and letting the beats fall tough but loose. Meanwhile Kevin Saunderson's Reese version fills in the gaps with longer synth lines and a more balanced set of drums, although there's not too much deviation between the two versions. Either way it's a window into the earliest days of Detroit techno, when it hadn't moved too far from its house influences.
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Review: Coming in heavy for the fabled Black Market label, Magic Juan is on a mission across these three tracks, pulling not a punch as hi-octane techno comes barrelling out of every available sound source. The title track is an abrasive affair, packed full discordant melodies and clattering percussive top end, but still shooting for the Detroit brand of hope amidst the madness. "Impulse" sees no let up in the deranged melodics, while the beat stays in a firmer groove, but the real monster is "Ohh La La". Pulling in the right amount of intensity and matching it with a more focused consignment of chords and that rugged electro undercarriage Atkins does so well, it brings a necessary balance to a thoroughly turbulent 12".
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Review: Some of the less charitable critics out there referred to Juan Atkins and Mortiz Van Oswald's side-project as 'boredomland'. While the pair's debut album under this name was a largely sedate affair, on the evidence of this single, they will be opting for a more engaging approach for the follow-up. It's not hard to hear both producers' influence on "Riod"; Van Oswald's love of layered textures and hollowed out drums comes up against Atkins's vivid melodies and synths from outer space. On the alternate version they venture even farther down the dreamy route, with hypnotic chords guiding the way.
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Cat: SUSH 55. Rel: 22 Feb 21
Techno
Review: The Sushitech label turned 15 years old in 2020 and to celebrate this milestone Yossi Amoyal has put together the Fluere compilation across four discs, plus this extended fifth part, titled Fatum. Juan Atkins' remix of 'Someone' by Killer Loop takes up residence on the A-side of this three tracker, all swirling, warm pads and spiralling filters, the percussion almost leaning towards disco with its syncopated handclaps, although the overall effect is as shiny and futuristic as you would expect from this Detroit legend. Flip it over for Terry Brookes' 'Breaking Cycles', a calm spoken word narration providing a meditational mantra to accompany the chugging house foundations, full of gentle tease. 'Limits of Likeness' by MSL completes the package with restless electro machinations and shifting clouds of synth floating across its horizon. Sheer bliss all round.
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Review: Detroit godfather Juan Atkins and Berlin techno legend Moritz Von Oswald return as Borderland, one of several collaborations since 1992 and following up their 2016 album for Tresor: the Transport LP which again consolidated both respective artist's solid studio experience, honed over the last 30 years. The funky, slightly bumpin' and absolutely addictive hi-tech soul of "Concave 1" will have you grooving away on a late night dancefloor in Berlin or beyond with its evocative and life affirming vibes. On the flip "Concave 2" further explores their studio refined sequences on this heady and hypnotic journey full of woozy arpeggios, steely rhythms and dubby bass frequencies.
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Review: Originally released on the seminal 10 Records compilation Techno 2: The Next Generation in 1990, these two highly sought-after classics receive a much needed reissue in 2019 courtesy of new imprint Preservation Sound. With a catalogue number like DETROIT001 we can be fairly certain what the label's M.O. will be in the months to come - respect! Two Detroit techno classics from Metroplex Records by Juan Atkins and Martin Bonds are featured. Label boss Atkins dons the Infiniti alias on the infectious sci-fi funk of "Techno Por Favor", delivering it in his idiosyncratic style as always, while on the flip Bonds aka Reel By Real successfully captures the zeitgeist of the burgeoning Motor City sound at the time on the mechanical and futurist groove of "Sundog". Absolutely timeless tracks on offer here.
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Cat: SUSH 55 (B-STOCK). Rel: 22 Feb 21
Techno
Killer Loop - "Someone" (Juan Atkins remix)
Terry Brookes - "Breaking Cycles"
MSL - "Limits Of Likeness"
Review: ***B-STOCK: Split seam on outer sleeve, product unopened and in excellent condition***
The Sushitech label turned 15 years old in 2020 and to celebrate this milestone Yossi Amoyal has put together the Fluere compilation across four discs, plus this extended fifth part, titled Fatum. Juan Atkins' remix of 'Someone' by Killer Loop takes up residence on the A-side of this three tracker, all swirling, warm pads and spiralling filters, the percussion almost leaning towards disco with its syncopated handclaps, although the overall effect is as shiny and futuristic as you would expect from this Detroit legend. Flip it over for Terry Brookes' 'Breaking Cycles', a calm spoken word narration providing a meditational mantra to accompany the chugging house foundations, full of gentle tease. 'Limits of Likeness' by MSL completes the package with restless electro machinations and shifting clouds of synth floating across its horizon. Sheer bliss all round.
… Read moreThe Sushitech label turned 15 years old in 2020 and to celebrate this milestone Yossi Amoyal has put together the Fluere compilation across four discs, plus this extended fifth part, titled Fatum. Juan Atkins' remix of 'Someone' by Killer Loop takes up residence on the A-side of this three tracker, all swirling, warm pads and spiralling filters, the percussion almost leaning towards disco with its syncopated handclaps, although the overall effect is as shiny and futuristic as you would expect from this Detroit legend. Flip it over for Terry Brookes' 'Breaking Cycles', a calm spoken word narration providing a meditational mantra to accompany the chugging house foundations, full of gentle tease. 'Limits of Likeness' by MSL completes the package with restless electro machinations and shifting clouds of synth floating across its horizon. Sheer bliss all round.
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Cat: 405053 8880526. Rel: 11 May 23
Techno
Review: Carl Cox and Juan Atkins together on one EP, you what? That's the sort of magic that happens on occasion with Record Store Day releases. This one finds the great Detroit innovator remixing gap-toothed UK legend Cox's 'Deep Space X' a couple of ways. The tune is from Carl's recent and well-received long player Electronic Generations and gets an added vocal from Atkins alongside odd robotic bleeps, fat, rubbery, wobbly bass and plenty of sci-fi melodies as you would expect from the famous futurist. This is cosmic techno that cannot fail to lift off in the club.
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Cat: M-022. Rel: 13 Feb 02
Techno
Played by: Marcello Napoletano, Roberto Bosco, Rolando, Franco Cangelli, Confetti Bomb, Boriqua Tribez
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Cat: RS 96084. Rel: 26 Jul 06
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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Review: Cult avant gardists Psychic Ills are the focal point of the latest FRKWYS release from RVNG INTL. For this project the band approached artists who reflect important chapters in the formation of what we now call electronic music. Some twelve months later we have the finished product, gloriously presented as ever, with a sleeve design that imitates a vintage photo album. Detroit legend Juan Atkins was seemingly contacted on a whim and jumped at the chance to transform the sprawling psychedelic drone of ''Mantis'' into an equally hypnotic near ten minute box jam which brilliantly utilises the sliding guitar and menacing bass. Gibby Haynes from Butthole Surfers was entrusted with the K hole darkness of ''I Take You As My Wife Again'' and delivers a reimagination that grips your attention thanks to the muddle of strings and oscillating synth arrangements. Finally the criminally short ambience of ''Witchcraft Breaker'' is stretched out and drowned in a wall of industrial strength sound by Hans-Joachim Irmler, founding member of German kraut-fathers Faust.
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Review: Originally dropped in 1998, Kevin Saunderson's E Dancer project is the next in line for some KMS reissue love with the original release of the Heavenly LP being spread out over two parts this time around. In the first half, we get treated to the stirring bass growl and spiritual pad work of Carl Craig as he remixes "World Of Deep" into a brooding house masterpiece. Kenny Larkin brings the most brittle drums possible on his version of "Pump The Move", hammering the box beats without ditching on pitch perfect Motor City synths. On his remix of "Heavenly" Juan Atkins is at his oddball electro best, creating a jungle of freaky sounds in which to turn out a beautiful floor rocker. That leaves it to D-Wynn to finish off by remixing "The Move" into a heavily swung funker with some seriously strung out synths.
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Cat: KDJ 40. Rel: 18 Jan 11
Deep House
Review: For those of a certain age, there's no more exciting a combination of remixers than Juan Atkins and Egyptian Lover. Thus the prospect of them both taking on Moodymann's classic spoken word sex house anthem "Freeki Mutha F cker" is almost too much to handle! It's the former who steals the show here, revisiting his Cybotron days on a rework that offers the perfect fusion of organic deepness and cold, raw electro. There's something wonderful about the unlikely combination of Atkins' alien beats and bass - in particular the slowly pulsing sub - and the original's soft focus pianos, whispered vocals and drawn out strings. It's some futuristic business alright. Egyptian Lover takes a similar electro approach with solid results (think 808 cowbells and Tipper sub-bass wobbles), though it lacks the far sighted, back to the future appeal of Atkins' superb effort. In addition the A side holds a previously unreleased extended version of the original track and a short but sweet burst of some new KDJ material in the shape of "California" BIG TIP!
… Read morePlayed by: Girls Of The Internet, [mxm], Billy Nasty, Ka§par, Kraak & Smaak, Alex Downey, Owain Kimber (Owain K), Kone-R (Uncharted Audio), Kay Suzuki, Radio Slave, Ron Like Hell, Marcoradi as Hear and Now, David Borsu, Ksoul, Mehdi, Charlton, Anthony Mansfield, Dj soFa, Ramboiage, Juno Recommends Deep House, Carl (Thug Records), Lwazi Koom, DISCREET UNIT, Scott Ferguson (Ferrispark Records), Kelvin Andrews, Rory Hoy, NICOLA CONTE, Benoit & Sergio, MuteOscillator, Shane Watcha, Chromatic Filters, Cos/Mes, Mister Saturday Night (Eamon Harkin, Egyptian Lover, Valentine Day Selection
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Review: Dutch techno luminary Orland Voorn receives the makeover treatment on this latest juggernaut from the blooming Out Er imprint, who have out together quite the line-up on this one! The track in question is "Gain Upwards" and the first to rewire its structure is Detroit techno pioneer Juan Atkins, and the producer is in no mood to fool around thanks to his injection of heavy percussion stabs and molecular sonics - a truly fantastic return to form by the man! Atkins is swiftly followed by Berliner ROD and his moodier, swamped-out reinterpretation; on the flip we have Dial's Efdemin with a chuggy house and bouncy house version, and finally Haiku's cerebral take on the original...a ride into the darkest quarters of techno. What a pack!
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Present Tense Remixes (hand-stamped 12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: RUG 630T. Rel: 01 Jan 90
Indie/Alternative
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Review: Given his impressive credentials and track record, you'd expect any new release from former Galaxy 2 Galaxy and Los Hermanos member Esteban Adame to be rather good. Predictably, "Descendants" is rather special - a spacey, melody-rich chunk of Motor City positivity that recalls some of Underground Resistance's finest moments. Tresillo's interpretation is trippy, hypnotic and bass-heavy, with all manner of additional percussion hits and looped melody lines to catch the ear. On the flip, the mighty Juan Atkins takes the track in a completely different direction, combining Adame's spacey synths with jazz-fuelled electro beats and jammed out organ lines of his own.
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