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Review: Derrick Thompson is back under his Drivetrain alias and steering another various artists release on his own Soiree label carrying real-deal underground house and techno from his home base in the Motor City. Thompson kicks off with 'Spin The Record', a jacking, tracky slab of metallic pressure which will work wonders in the mix with all kinds of gear. Jay Strata is up next with 'Heart Strings', a plush slice of machine soul schooled in the Detroit approach. Teknobrat brings something a little spicier but no less classically informed, while DJ Mourad completes the set with an edgy, loopy affair to send synapses into overdrive.
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Review: San Francisco, Bay Area and Seattle-based label From 0-1 shows us that those regions are about more than hip hop, Dirtybird-house and grunge with this new various artists collection. Operator kicks off with the dubby techno rhythms of 'Enceladus Outpost' which has freaky synths squirming about in its midst. Sone's 'Accretion' is just as heavy and stripped back, with synths peeling off the bulky drums and A Thousand Details's 'Treyarch Sentient' bring some Detroit-style synth orchestrations. It's all out intergalactic industrial warfare on U SRD's 'Not Everything You See Is Real' to shut down with a bang.
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Review: This is techno, but not as we know it from the Vigenere. Sparagamos (a fitting name given the word originally means to render, tear apart, or mangle) is behind these freaky beats but we nothing more about the artist. Suffice it to say they sure do have a fine grip of their studio and can manipulate sound in some thrilling ways. The opener is a warp-speed warehouse banger with distorted bass and manic energy, track two explores sludgy acid techno underworlds and track there is a twitchy cosmic workout with serene pads. 'Track 4' is a world of dystopian robotics while the flip side offers tripped-out, double-time dub techno, more acid intensity and experimental mind melters with exceptional sound design.
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Cat: REWIGCD 176. Rel: 29 Sep 23
Experimental/Electronic
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Review: Reclaim Your City welcomes a super tag team of artists for a new split EP. It kicks off with two cuts from Sterac, an alias of Dutch titan Steve Rachmad and often where he does his best work. 'Muff Case' is brilliantly lithe techno with hurried drum funk and synth rushes that are cut through by icy hi-hats. 'Strike Icer' is classic soul-drenched Detroit techno with lush synth symphonies over sleek beats. Kr!z steps up on the flip to trip you out with the occult loops of 'Sorcerer' and bleeping minimal menace of 'Lightworks.' Four timeless cuts of fad-free, damn-good techno.
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Review: Endless quickly follows up his first outing on this label back in November 2022 with another: His Kreizuzer EP is another classy contemporary techno on high-octane techno. 'Maniakor' is first out of the blocks with insistent drum loops and groaning industrial hooks that seem to grow ever more menacing. 'Kripnbot' is fired from a machine gun with twisted metal sounds peeling off the groove and some of the best hits we've heard in ages. The closer is a dry, textural techno banger in the form of 'Stolkntek' with more hefty kicks that skate along a factory floor as machines in meltdown pass by in a blur.
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Review: Klasse Wrecks welcomes Robbert Heynan who is best known as one-half of the Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia, an act that very much set the temple for tribal techno in the early 90s. Their vast and vital body of work stands the test of time but they went their separate ways in 1992 to explore other projects. One of them was Excor, which saw Heynan put out some lesser-known tunes. The Chief EP is a hard-to-find outing from 1996 that has been remastered here and features the two original tunes next to two new and unheard versions.
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Review: For the first time since launching eight releases ago, Albeit decides to offer up its first solo artists EP. relative newcomer Kawaii San gets the nod after two other EPs this year on Space Lab and Parang Recordings, and deservedly so. 'Hidden Boundaries' is one of those perfectly timeless electronic house sounds with neon synths smeared across space as crispy drums kick tings along at an inviting tempo. 'Dead Worlds' is a hyperspeed workout with more muted chord work and buffed metal surfaces then 'Martian Habitat' closes out on more deeply cosmic atmospheres with serene chords and seductive bass.
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Review: Svedjebruk rolls out a 15th bit of well crafted and dubbed-out techno here. It's Eno Cosovic who is at the buttons and really impresses with what we guess might be a debut release. It is a warming dub with a dynamic bottom and plenty of emotional colours running through the grooves. 'Druga' has vocals drifting in and out next to broad synth smears, 'Upoznaj Me' has a more fizzing Detroit techno feel and 'Stvarno Nestvarno' is cavernous and heady tackle with taught synth pulses and a grainy groove. A Tobias Gullberg remix brings some Bluetrain-style dub swagger to what is a very tasteful EP.
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Cat: CLR 106. Rel: 09 Feb 23
Techno
Review: Chris Liebing is certainly one of the elder statements of the global techno scene but he still has plenty of creativity in him. A lover of darker emo sounds like Depeche Mode, and not afraid to experiment with spoken word when in album mode, he gets rather more direct on this new one on his own enduring CLR label. 'Love Those Who Fight' is a call to arms, a powerful dancefloor stomper with 90s techno overlaid with urgent synths and empowering mantras. 'With Passion & Faith' ups the ante and is a strobe-lit heart of the dance floor affair with well-crafted layers.
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Review: Heads down, eyes closed and get marching because this is another muscular outing from the Portuguese techno label HAYES. It is a 40th, in fact, so by now the label knows how to unearth the most compelling of sounds and that's just what Norbak serves up here: these are bangers steeped in traditionalism with hulking great drums and layers of percussion and synth texture peeling off as the drums march on. Heavy, hypnotic, and with a dark funk at their core, they're perfect weapons for a wide range of strobe-lit club settings.
… Read morePlayed by: Philippe Petit, Gareth Wild (EarToGround Records)
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Cat: 49N3EP 003. Rel: 30 Mar 23
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Mr G is the sort of artist who pretty much has admiration from all quarters. He has been doing his do now for some 30 years, dancing behind the decks with his own style and laying down perfectly dubbed out rollers that make his dance floras do the same. He's prolific, too, but never lets quality levels dip. Here he appears in remix mode, flipping Duncan Forbes's 'The Next Step' with his Tears Of Gratituded dub into something quick and emotionally steamy. His Time To Sweat remix of 'Bluer Than Blue' is more minimal with grubby and dry drums and effects and hypnotic leads. Last of all, 'When Lightning Strikes Twice' (Duncan Lost In The Moment remix) locks you in a dubbed-out late-night trance.
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Review: Swedish producer Ola Obergman has been at the top of his game for over 20 years now, dropping superb electro on the finest labels. Last year he dropped a fantastic full-length album on Pariter, but now steps up to Infiltrate with a direct dance floor offering. 'Norma Cluster' pairs busy drums and bass with more atmospheric leads before 'Invariant Hyperbola' has a perfectly crisp boom-bap that is run through with synth sequences that get your head amongst the stars. 'Sterile Neutrino' is more raw and ragged with another irresistible rhythm and 'Dragonfly44' closes in a thoughtful fashion.
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Review: Interplugreaction is a track from Beroshima's 2007 album Real To Reel, but it's wasn't until 2023 that we (now get to) hear the cream of its reinterpretations. If only every track in the world could hear a remix from the likes of Marcel Dettman and Rodhad! Perhaps this calls for an entirely new industry - in fact, let's lock the artists in a room just so they can churn out the music and nothing else. Actually, a whopping four techno heavyweights (also including Frank Muller and Henning Baer) to reinterpret the classic track, with the new mixes ranging from stuffy and oppressive to airy and stark. Certainly not one to miss.
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Review: Well Street serves up lush broken beats on this new 12" with an insert and sticker included alongside the serious grooves. They come from Cousin who kicks off with the lurching, bass infused rhythms of '88'. 'Ante' then pairs edgy synth work and aqueous droplets with busted synth loops to make for something truly fresh. 'Otta' is a lush suspensory tune that floats you on ambient pads with minimal elastic rhythms. 'Fifth Wall' sits down with more misty ambient and mysterious atmospheres that float through space.
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Review: Al Wootton rarely releases material from other artists on Trule, so when he does you can guarantee the music in question will be rather special. That's certainly the case with this surprise EP from rising star Porter Brook, a Sheffield-born member of the Groundwork family whose dark, atmospheric and claustrophobic take on techno - with more than a dash of UK bass influence - is as industrial as the city of his birth. Over the course of four fantastic tracks, we're treated to ghostly, sub-heavy broken techno melancholia ('Trakt II'), intense early morning industrial techno dystopia ('Lipsius', a real early morning treat), crunchy breakbeat minimalism doused in concrete-clad aural textures ('Second Shift') and hushed, dubbed-out breakbeat techno ('Final Call').
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Review: A true exponent of the modern Dutch techno sound, Dimi Angelis has a fiercely formidable approach which is purpose-built for the sharp end of the night. His second EP for TH Tar Hollow results in some industrial strength clangers and bangers with all the 909 flaring a true techno head could wish for. 'Purify' in particular has a stern, drum-focused demeanour punctuated by metallic, loopy clangs which will send the right kind of dancer into blissful oblivion. The repetitive pummel into submission continues apace on the quick and cranky 'Drone Rider', as Angelis proves himself to be at the top of the game when it comes to hard and fast techno for the edgier kind of rave.
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Review: Key Vinyl is the concern of French techno man Freddy K and next up on his excellent imprint is a young and developing artist by the name of Atonism. He hails from Spain and once again shows his class here with a little help from the vocals of Viktoriia. His brand of techno is punchy and direct but not sort of nuance - the opener has some funk in the kicks and mystery in the scratchy vocals then 'Unknown Error' gets unhinged and disorientating in terms of its twisted synths. 'Don't Call Me Baby' is bubbly, wet minimal and 'La Noche' shuts down with surging synths, unrelenting drums and hammering hits.
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Review: Second time around for the late, great Mike Huckaby's fantastic revision of Vladislav Delay's 2007 track 'Recovery Idea', which first surfaced on a single-sided 12" way back in 2009. Incorporating elements of Delay's dub techno and minimalist original mix, the Detroit DJ/producer delivered a revision that mixes trippy sounds and dubbed-out motifs with a booming bassline, flashes of sci-fi sounding synths, and techno beats with plenty of grunt. The results were impressive back then and remain so now, offering a near perfect balance of Detroit futurism, early morning hypnotism, raw machine soul and just the right amount of bleary-eyed, early morning dub techno textures. A masterpiece from a genuine master who is sorely missed within deep house and techno circles.
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