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Items 26,801 to 26,850 of 32,251 on page 537 of 646
BEGA 114DL
05 Sep 90 Rock/Indie
380015 2040414
28 Sep 12 Electro House
380015 2029556
16 Mar 12 Electro House
380015 2029815
05 Apr 12 Electro House
380015 2034086
13 Jul 12 Electro House
380015 2042807
29 Oct 12 Progressive House
380015 2044900
28 Dec 12 Electro House
380015 2043262
23 Nov 12 Progressive House
380015 2023462
26 Dec 11 Electro House
380015 2047352
28 Feb 13 Progressive House
380015 2032235
30 May 12 Electro House
380015 2045709
01 Feb 13 Progressive House
380015 2041626
12 Oct 12 Uplifting Trance
380015 2038121
31 Aug 12 Progressive House
380015 2043743
14 Dec 12 Progressive House
380015 2037834
20 Aug 12 Electro House
380015 2026203
10 Feb 12 Electro House
RR 060
02 Mar 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
PH 21RMXD
18 Feb 13 Techno
Review:
Daniel Avery was one of 2012's most refreshing success stories; his Fabric mix and two EPs for Erol Alkan's Phantasy Sound may not have slotted comfortably into any of the current flavours of the month, but they shone through thanks to their singular approach to techno. "Drone Logic" was one of the highlights of his second Phantasy release, where an old school progressive house bassline is chewed to pieces by bursts of electronic feedback, and this single release sees Factory Floor's Gabe Gurnsey provide a fine remix that sounds remarkably restrained for a member of the inheritors of Throbbing Gristle's throne; like Avery's original Gurnsey keeps things mid-tempo but strips everything back to basics, with a simple analogue arpeggio which adds an early industrial quality.
FABRIC 132DX
19 Nov 12 Minimal/Tech House
Review:
The rise of London producer Daniel Avery has been little short of staggering. Less than two years ago, he was relatively unknown beyond the confines of blogland. Now, thanks to a string of acclaimed productions and a blossoming DJ career, he's been afforded the opportunity to mix the latest instalment of the FabricLive series. Musically, FabricLive 66 offers a snapshot of where he's at now, delivering a tough but flowing mix of fuzzy electronic rhythms, stripped-back techno, gnarled acid house and tactile, next-level electronica (see Gatto Fritto's superb remix of JR Seaton's "Way Savvy"). There are also occasional forays into electroclash-ish territory (Miss Kittin, Raudive) and a smattering of Avery's own productions, making FabricLive 66 a formidable proposition.
TOB 024
28 May 12 Deep House
PH 20
17 Jul 12 Electro House
Played by: This Is A Recording, Kid Who, Shadow Dancer, Dirt Crew, Sinden & 5kinandbone5, Juno Recommends Electro House, Juno Recommends Electro, Vin Sol, Josh Wink, DJS Pareja, Abstraxion
Review:
An ironic title if ever we saw one; man-of-the-moment Avery doesn't need electronics... This cat's wired for sound every which way but loose! And we mean wired; every cut here is created using classic analogue gear and comes with all the warmth and electronic soul you would expect. With a very linear, stripped back approach throughout, each track comes with its own distinctive character. The title track is almost "Erotic Discourse" flavoured in its ever-developing tweaks and phrases. "Taste" comes complete with an edgy vocal refrain that unnerves and pleases at the same time. "One In The Wave" is just one long wondrous drone while "The Eagle" finishes the set with a sexy, low-swung groove that just won't quit.
PH 20RMX
24 Sep 12 Techno
Review:
Having been welcomed into the Phantasy Sound fold earlier this summer with the excellent Need Electric EP, Daniel Avery's musical tastes are further represented with this one sided white label brandishing a rather excellent, knackered pirate radio remix of "Taste" from Paul Woolford under his recently established Special Request alias. Supposedly the first of several such releases (Photonz are also due to be involved) Woolford brilliantly messes with Avery's programming here, transforming one of the oddest tracks made for dancefloor purposes into a constantly spiralling array of busted up, recycled drum breaks. It's all expertly edited by Woolford and the merest hint of the original's slightly unnerving guttural analogue thrust remains intact. A quite superb DJ tool that sets the standards for who the label looks to next!
PH 21D
29 Oct 12 Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Joe Morris, Kid Who, Alexander Robotnick, Shadow Dancer, Pete Tong, In Flagranti, Kid Color, Willo, Digitalism
Review:
This young DJ /producer is one of 2012's most promising new artists - take one listen to Water Jump and it's clear why he is so hyped. "Reception" uses a mutant, noisy take on Chicago house basslines to brutal effect, while "Drone Logic" also revisits the past to create a new vision for the future. There, heavy drums roll in and an old school progressive house bassline - one that sounds more Guerilla than Digweed - is chewed to pieces by bursts of electronic feedback. But it's "A Quiet Life" that really stands out. Underpinned by a splurging bass, haunting angelic voices breeze in as psychedelic drums that have little bearing to traditional house / techno structures explode through the speakers.
GOMMADT 043
06 Jul 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
Review:
This could be a match made in heaven. On one side, rising star Daniel Avery (aka Stopmakingme), on the other, veteran producer, DJ and all round legend Justin Robertson (here appearing under recently-adopted Deadstock 33s pseudonym). Musically, "Nylon Icon" and "New Moon" are typical of Robertson's recent work, offering a dark but addictive fusion of bubbling electronic disco, vintage dark wave synth-pop and analogue house. "Eric Zann Revisited" flips the script slightly, touching on Italo whilst retaining a bouncy electronic groove. Remix wise, there's an acid-flecked tweak of the latter track by Filthy Dukes, whilst People Get Real deliver an off-kilter, cowbell-heavy version of "New Moon".
OM 17
10 Dec 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
DA 001
12 Apr 13 Funky/Club House
PGZ 151
30 Dec 11 Minimal/Tech House
DBR 066
19 Dec 11 Progressive House
100314 97
31 Aug 11 Minimal/Tech House
VVD 080
19 Apr 12 Progressive House
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25 Sep 12 Dirty/Heavy Dubstep/Grime
WY 002
18 Oct 12 Techno
WY 001
18 Oct 12 Techno
PM 015
08 May 12 Progressive House
GROW 045
30 Jun 11 Progressive House
HR 011
13 Nov 06 Progressive House
SMM 42
05 Dec 10 Progressive House
GDB 18
08 Sep 10 Progressive House
SMM 30
22 Sep 09 Progressive House
SMM 37
21 Apr 10 Progressive House
SMM 40
10 Oct 10 Progressive House
SMM 43
16 Feb 11 Progressive House
SMM 33
11 Nov 09 Progressive House
SMM 35
21 Jan 10 Progressive House
GDB 17
06 May 10 Funky/Club House
GDB 14
25 Nov 09 Progressive House
SMM 31
01 Oct 09 Progressive House
1002 1329
02 Nov 10 Minimal/Tech House | ||
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