Bcr Boys At Juno Download

Review: Perc Trax continues with their busy release schedule pushing up and coming Scottish producers BCR Boys into the frontline. Having already graced labels such as Synewave and Steve Stoll's now legendary Proper NYC, the boys get the chance to hit hard on one of the UK's finest. "The Myth" opens the release utilising the bare essentials of techno, pulsating and grinding as it goes. It's not so memorable but definitely a strong tool to hold up the floor. "Hybrid" is slightly sharper in production with a peak time edge, whilst "Flammable" jacks things up yet another level replacing the straight techno patterns with a shuffling percussion swing. Finally "Dalek" blasts the EP into orbit. As you'd expect from Perc, this is the epitome of solid techno.

Review: This split release features old hands and young guns alike, but the common bond is a predilection for tough underground techno. BCR Boys set the tone with "Format", where a hammering rhythm is fuelled by a growling bass and the minimal beats are titanium-plated. Niereich continues in this vein with "Morpheus", where crispy drums and a splurging acid riff complement the pumping backing. Acid of a more refined nature is audible on Synewave boss Damon Wild's take on 88UW's "Greyscale", as it pans away to infinity, while 88UW's original take is also worth checking; a grimier, more rolling take on the template laid down by Wild and his label in the 90s.