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Review: 53 Year Old Manuel Göttsching can easily be called a living Legend. In 1981 he recorded "E2 - E4" completely solo in his West Berlin Studio, live, in "one go" and without any later editing, over-dubs or such. Inspired by American minimal music artists like Steve Reich, Phillip Glass and Terry Riley. A piece of Music was created that would years after influence and change the whole electronic music scene.
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Review: Reissue of long lost minimal classic from the acid house godfather.
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Review: Reissue of long lost minimal classic from the acid house godfather.
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Review: After some 12" releases with repetitive, subtle grooves and sound textures Hallucinator uses the space offered on this CD to fill it up with its complete musical vision. Previously released tracks can be found between new, exclusive material. 'Landlocked' is a reminder for the fact that repetition doesn't necessarily mean boredom.
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Review: 'Various Films' brings together the three, previously separated EP releases. The titles proves the impression to be true that the music by Matrix has the characteristics of movie scores. Going through the tracks one will realize the rather monotone pulsating groove dominates, but the continuously changes in the colours of the sound revealing the strength of the project.
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Review: Fluxion continues to deliver his superb ambient techno grooves with undeniable influences of Basic Channel and the Chain Reaction label history. A release that emphases the philosophy of rhythm and sound given on the label.
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Review: "Gravity" is probably the most dark sounding Monolake album to date. Heavy more or less technoid grooves and rolling metallic chords and textures are the significant characteristics of this 2001 classic that holds two hands full of never outdated club classics.
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Review: A perfect soundtrack for urban night cruising - TIP!!!
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Review: 'Ploy' is the imitating release by Basic Channel even before they had found their name under which they would create a complete outstanding release sequence. The vibe here is very infected by the early 90s Detroit techno movement. The B-side features an extended playing atmospheric remix by Detroit's major force Underground Resistance (2005 re-mastered re-issue!).
… Read morePlayed by: Shine Grooves
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Review: Excellent pop-techno by this ex Whirlpool member. Including a Snotty M. Mayer remix.
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Review: 'Soundkit' refers to the track characteristics of the eight tunes included here. Every track is carefully arranged with all its edits and breaks we all have come to love since the first Soundhack release. 'Soundkit' extends the Soundhack toolbox for the skilled DJ and makes the potentials of wild mixing actions grow exponentially! Simply a must have!
… Read morePlayed by: L-VIS "DANCE SYSTEM" 1990
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ADONIS presents HIEROGLYPHIC BEING
If (12")
Cat: MRI 003/MATHEMATICS 003. Rel: 22 Aug 02
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Repressed and back in. Old skool Chicago tech-house. For fans of the Relief label, Mike Dearborn, and the recent Steve Poindexter record (which featured a Hieroglyphic Being cut). Just as funky as it is techy.
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Review: A gorgeous ambient re-interpretation of "Special Life".
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Review: A gorgeous ambient re-interpretation of "Special Life".
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Review: Long awaited debut album. Influenced by the Detroit sound, Agoria has a unique groove, melody and a distinctive edge to his music. An album bristling with energy, distinctive basslines for the dancefloor, perfectly balanced with ambience & melody.
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Review: The 'M CD' compiles most tracks of the M-series from 'M 4' to 'M 7' in edits. Also included is Maurizio’s 'Domina' mix and an unreleased mix of 'M 7'. Continuity within the structure of tracks is allied with a carefully researched sound design. This CD combines all the positive aspects of any of the included original releases.
… Read morePlayed by: Shadow Dancer (Boysnoize Records)
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Cat: SSMXCD 10A. Rel: 08 Nov 03
Minimal/Tech House
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Review: The importance of this release can't be over estimated. A new concept of what a club track can be was born through the transfer of the groove away from the backing rhythm towards the sound sphere. Allied with an unique sound design this makes room for an ongoing renewal of the techno concept. Ambitioned record collections are incomplete without this 12".
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Review: All new tracks by J Paape, Freiland, Superpitcher, Mayer, Kohncke, Fehlmann, J Burger.
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VARIOUS
Cat: LIRD 001LP. Rel: 16 Jan 04
Leftfield
Review: Back in stock. The Laboratory Instinct label has got its image and selection skills honed beautifully for its first release, an excellent compilation bringing together exclusive material from: Luke Vibert, Phoenecia, Freeform, Atom Heart, Sutekh, Nikakoi, Daedelus, Thomas Fehlmann and Thomas Brinkmann's Soul Center project. You'll be surprised and pleased to hear, furthermore, that there are some choice cuts from these notable luminaries on board starting off in style with Erast (aka Nikakoi) and the best track on offer "Q4" a gargantuan two-step deployment of cut-up voice edits and rudebwoy basslines that work a treat for all those of you who like to destroy the dancefloor in the most unpredictable, spectacular way. Killer. Phoenecia's "Community Coolge" utilises the same dirty aquatic beat structures we know and love & a dense fog of twisted 4/4 percussive loops forever shifting into darker, twisted terrain. Luke Vibert's "Mechanical Man" is another surefire winner, a storming breaks fiasco with killer bass stabs, vocodered tweaks and a nice line in hardcore tweaks making for one of his best tracks in some time.
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Review: Back in stock. The Laboratory Instinct label has got its image and selection skills honed beautifully for its first release, an excellent compilation bringing together exclusive material from: Luke Vibert, Phoenecia, Freeform, Atom Heart, Sutekh, Nikakoi, Daedelus, Thomas Fehlmann and Thomas Brinkmann's Soul Center project. You'll be surprised and pleased to hear, furthermore, that there are some choice cuts from these notable luminaries on board starting off in style with Erast (aka Nikakoi) and the best track on offer "Q4" a gargantuan two-step deployment of cut-up voice edits and rudebwoy basslines that work a treat for all those of you who like to destroy the dancefloor in the most unpredictable, spectacular way. Killer. Phoenecia's "Community Coolge" utilises the same dirty aquatic beat structures we know and love & a dense fog of twisted 4/4 percussive loops forever shifting into darker, twisted terrain. Luke Vibert's "Mechanical Man" is another surefire winner, a storming breaks fiasco with killer bass stabs, vocodered tweaks and a nice line in hardcore tweaks making for one of his best tracks in some time.
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DJ KOZE / VARIOUS
All People Is My Friends (mixed CD)
Cat: KOMPAKTCD 30. Rel: 21 Jan 04
Minimal/Tech House
Review: What a joy! Our favourite DJ Koze mixes together what initially was only music. Gorgeous!
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Review: Basic Reshape features Basic Channel's very free takes of two of Carl Craig's projects that were originally released separately from each other on his own Planet E label. The Basic Reshape of "The Climax" (which itself was originally released in 1991 on Retroactive) first appeared on the 2001 reissue of this milestone in Carl's work, is one of the most hypnotic and driving club tracks that Mark Ernestus and Moritz von Oswald have produced in their post Basic Channel period. "Remake" Basic Reshape from 1994 relates to "Remake Uno/Duo", Carl's sample-based re-interpretation of Manuel Göttschings epochal E2-E4. Basic Channel take a radical, abstract, sample-free approach with a breathtaking slow motion groove under a multilayered sound sphere. This track also appeared on the Basic Channel CD.
… Read morePlayed by: Arno E. Mathieu
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Review: This is just amazing. Maybe the most exciting minimal dance music you can get these days. Must have!
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Review: Kompakt artists remix their favourite tracks out of the Kompakt catalogue in celebration of their 100th release!
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Review: A slamming nu trance masterpiece.
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Review: Baja California's Fernando Corona is in a league all his own. The cinematic soundscapes he creates as Murcof (Leaf Records) are as profound as any by Gershwin or Dvorak. Terrestre, which translates to Terrestrial, is a more percussion & rhythm-oriented project, still with Fernando's trademark moodscapes in each composition. This time, however, you get skillfully crafted, highly infectious, deep grooves too; making Terrestre's album a most essential electronic music record. Terrestre incorporates Nortec and dub elements to create the closest thing we've ever heard to an accurate sound-picture of modern Tijuana. It is the sound of the frontier, dark, scary, humorous, groovy and addictive. Trivia #1: The cover image of Fernando Corona in a cowboy hat is a tribute to Malverde, Patron Saint of Drug Lords, a once real but now mythical border region fantasma who does his penitence by creating miracles. Trivia #2: If you give customs officers suspicious vibes when crossing into the US, "Secondary Inspection" is where you must go for an intimate meeting. Tip!!!
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Review: Misc don't wait for begging and groan with everything what Technics give.
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Review: Ada makes us dream and rock at the same time. That's why she has put such a spell on us. Great album!
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Review: The natural wonder Eulberg with a mature performance of nature-techno. The pets are as merry as larks!
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Review: The natural wonder Eulberg with a mature performance of nature-techno. The pets are as merry as larks!
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Review: Monika brings you Micheala Melian's 'Baden-Baden'. This is a brilliant slow-motion version of a house record that reminds of Theo Parrish here & there. Very emotional.
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Review: Monika brings you Micheala Melian's 'Baden-Baden'. This is a brilliant slow-motion version of a house record that reminds of Theo Parrish here & there. Very emotional.
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Review: The timing couldn't be better for this collection of Abe's works as he is without doubt one of the hottest properties in clubland right now, thanks in part to his massive collaboration with Blake Baxter "What Happened" which appears here.
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Review: From nothing up to the favourite label after two releases. Very deep and likeable dub-techno from Japan.
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Review: Three tracks of melodic sounds that combine techno production with the organic sounds of Ibadan, Joe Clausell, etc.
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Review: With a distinctive wonky hookline and fat dubby bassline, 'Unde' by Italy's Duoteque rolls along lazily as the third track of the sampler. Differing from a lot of their earlier productions, this EP shows how versatile this outfit can be as this track really shows off their summer feel. Second on the second sampler is another new hot producer from South America, Seph. Highlighted here is the track 'Bats' which as its title suggests has haunting melodies and atmospherics over a crisp energetic groove. A cheeky closing track to the EP that can be played at any time of the night depending on yours and the dancefloors mood!!! Attic (Leftroom's alter ego of Chris and Antony of Glimpse recordings) are up first with their track 'Keep in Touch'. Chris and Antony's work has been finding favour with DJs across the globe most notably Magda and Troy Pierce, and this track is sure to do the same. With its warped vocal samples and eerie atmospherics, this jerkily arranged track, shows off their quality production ability. Finishing off part 2 of the package is rising-producer Barem and '6am'. Barem has been building quite a reputation with releases on labels such as Minus and Found Sound and this track is true to form. Punchy snares and kicks all the way over a throbbing minimal groove, with simple yet effect drops and structure, achieve full dancefloor effect. Label support from Luciano, Craig Richards, Magda, Troy Pierce, Kiki, Matthew Dear, Lee Burridge, Ralph Lawson, Paul Woolford.
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Review: 50% Swayzak is enough for a proper minimal album. Less pop, more crankiness. Class again from the Logistic camp1
… Read morePlayed by: Ennio Styles
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Review: "The Return Of Caro" is an entirely listenable album which provides a bounty of dancefloor-friendly tracks. Caro swims between intersecting genres from Detroit-influenced house to jacking techno, with the signature style that led de:bug, German bible of all things electronic, to call him "Surely one of the most self-willed house producers." The tracks "Can't Tell Why" and "My Little Pony" are the one-two punch of this album - each has a memorable vocal and raw, movement-friendly beats that harken back to the glory days of Trax and Dance Mania. These jackers propose an alternate universe where "It's A Cold World" and Jamie principle's "Baby Wants To Ride" stormed the pop charts. "Can't Tell Why" is the sincere, emotional number, telling a brief story about love and loss to which we can all relate surely. "My Little Pony" is a tasty, guilty pleasure: unforgettable dry dancefloor humour. "Ah, Ah, Ah" and "Heavy Wheel" offer widescreen, cinematic house appeal. "Ah, Ah, Ah" is a perfect opener for the album, full of optimistic sci-fi sounds, good for a sunny day. "Heavy Wheel" is a melancholy, jazzy, slow builder. Woven between these house and techno tracks are some less genre-bound numbers. "Sea Of Hands" is a glitched-out love song with intricate Latin beats and an oceanic guitar melody. "We Can Build It" is melancholy techno of ambitious scope which folds in heartfelt references to influences from Drexciya to the Black Dog. "Ovnito" is a rare recording from 1962 of Perez Prado's orchestra jamming with a small guest who came one day from another world, bearing arp synthesizers and some delicious ham-and-cheese sandwiches. Finally, "My Little Castle" finishes up the album with hypnotic, acidic and thoroughly modern techno. Sweeping and sultry, the minimal foundation supports an atonal song from some mysterious cabaret. The acid is kept at a slow simmer as hypnotic melodies weave inside - a track with plenty of room for the head and feet to wander, a fitting end for an album of huge scope.
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Review: Here you have the long-awaited debut album from Fenin, the man who symbiotically fuses techno and dub for Shitkatapult! Lars Fenin has been active as a musician since end of the 1980s. In 1995 he founded his own reggae band in Berlin called Tribal Notes, which managed to have plenty of shows. He quickly became familiarized with the growth in electronic music from Berlin's expanding club and music scene, starting his own productions in 97. His first 12" titled 'Herr Pitzelberger' appeared in 2000 on Shitkatapult. "Grounded" now marks the coming of his debut album on Shitkatapult. Fenin really lets techno, dub, and reggae collide. His musical roots and passions appear more lucid than ever before. His productions have little to do with what is generally understood to be dub-techno or techno dub. It's not about minimal techno tracks overloaded with effects, but more like old school and grounded productions that emerge from studio handywork, like classic overdub techniques created live on a mixing board. The term dub thus derives from a much earlier engagement and understanding of reggae. The musical spectrum is set pretty wide. This is then the strength of the album. It's not another dub techno album in the least bit. It is a debut album where techno, dub, and reggae are brought closer together successfully. It's much more a technoid album for the dub and reggae freaks than a dubby album for techno freaks - even when everybody that has already seen him live knows damn well that his techno-heavy tracks get every club pumping! Tip!
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VARIOUS
Cat: SJRCD 111. Rel: 27 May 05
Deep House
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VARIOUS
Elektronische Musik: Interkontinental 4 (unmixed CD)
Cat: TRAUMCD 17. Rel: 24 May 05
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Very latest instalment in Traum's 'Elektronische Musik Interkontinental' series.
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VARIOUS
Cat: TRAUM V59. Rel: 24 May 05
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Very latest instalment in Traum's 'Elektronische Musik Interkontinental' series.
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Review: Here you have the long-awaited debut album from Fenin, the man who symbiotically fuses techno and dub for Shitkatapult! Lars Fenin has been active as a musician since end of the 1980s. In 1995 he founded his own reggae band in Berlin called Tribal Notes, which managed to have plenty of shows. He quickly became familiarized with the growth in electronic music from Berlin's expanding club and music scene, starting his own productions in 97. His first 12" titled 'Herr Pitzelberger' appeared in 2000 on Shitkatapult. "Grounded" now marks the coming of his debut album on Shitkatapult. Fenin really lets techno, dub, and reggae collide. His musical roots and passions appear more lucid than ever before. His productions have little to do with what is generally understood to be dub-techno or techno dub. It's not about minimal techno tracks overloaded with effects, but more like old school and grounded productions that emerge from studio handywork, like classic overdub techniques created live on a mixing board. The term dub thus derives from a much earlier engagement and understanding of reggae. The musical spectrum is set pretty wide. This is then the strength of the album. It's not another dub techno album in the least bit. It is a debut album where techno, dub, and reggae are brought closer together successfully. It's much more a technoid album for the dub and reggae freaks than a dubby album for techno freaks - even when everybody that has already seen him live knows damn well that his techno-heavy tracks get every club pumping! Tip!
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Review: Green Velvet drops a brand new album project on Relief that includes the hit single 'Bathroom' plus 9 additional dark house masterpieces.
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VARIOUS
Spectral Sound Vol 1 (2xCD (1st CD unmixed, 2nd CD mixed))
Cat: CDSPL 000025/SPC-25. Rel: 21 Jun 05
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Have a cursory glance through the tracklisting on Spectral Sound's new compilation and you'll see how central a role they've played in the resurgence in the deep and minimal house scene that's cause a brouhaha this part year. From Detroit playboys Lee Curtiss and Seth Troxler to Wolf + Lamb godfather Gadi Mizrahi and the hugely underrated Bodycode, they've all dropped bombs on Spectral Sound. Proper after-party music.
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Review: Have a cursory glance through the tracklisting on Spectral Sound's new compilation and you'll see how central a role they've played in the resurgence in the deep and minimal house scene that's cause a brouhaha this part year. From Detroit playboys Lee Curtiss and Seth Troxler to Wolf + Lamb godfather Gadi Mizrahi and the hugely underrated Bodycode, they've all dropped bombs on Spectral Sound. Proper after-party music.
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VARIOUS
Cat: AREAL 31. Rel: 12 Jul 05
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Fresh cuts with a knarzing humour by Basteroid, Roan, Metope, Imogen, Ada, Konfekt, Remute und Ha Te.
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Dominik EULBERG / VARIOUS
Kreucht & Fleucht (mixed 2xCD)
Cat: MISCHWALD 01. Rel: 26 Aug 05
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Mix CD featuring the hippest tunes by Dub Kult, Trentemöller, Metope, Mayer, Holden, Tejada, Alex Smoke & more
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