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SPC-36
25 Jul 06 Minimal/Tech House
BPC 073
06 Oct 06 Minimal/Tech House
BPC 085
06 Oct 06 Minimal/Tech House
BPC 065CD
06 Oct 06 Minimal/Tech House
BPC 029
06 Oct 06 Electro House
BPC 116
06 Oct 06 Minimal/Tech House
BPC 232
25 Mar 11 Minimal/Tech House
BPC 233
18 Mar 11 Minimal/Tech House
Review:
The calibre of contributors to this remix album is a sign of the high regard that Bpitch boss Ellen Allien is held in. Aux 88 depart from their trademark electro sound for a tight, stabby techno take on "Ever", while Bodycode brings his eerie organ sound to the spacey "Dream", straddling this seemingly disparate mixture with snappy percussion. Meanwhile, Kassem Mosse delivers a beautiful, chiming bell and breathy vocal-laden take on "Our Utopie". There are also some fine left of centre versions, like Tim Hecker's organic ambient version of "Sun the Rain", John Roberts's gradually unravelling, tripped out melodic interpretation of "Should We Go Home", and the piece de resistance, the Ripperton take on "My Tree", which progresses from dense drums and foreboding trance riffs into soaring electro bass and epic indie guitars.
BPC 041
06 Oct 06 Minimal/Tech House
BPC 216
04 Jun 10 Minimal/Tech House
BPC 248
20 Apr 12 Minimal/Tech House
Review:
"Big Claps" is a typical Ellen Allien workout, featuring a quirky, juddering rhythm, sexy string stabs and neat claps. It has that unmistakable but intangibly playful feeling that the Berliner brings to most of her productions. "Take Me Out" is an entirely different proposition. Bpitch has had a long affiliation with electro - not electro house - from the crunk-fuelled energy of Modeselektor's early releases to the presence of bassy tones in Allien's own dance floor focused grooves. But "Out" marks a departure, with shuffling 808s underpinning the label boss' ice maiden vocals and the dreamy pads that they come encased in.
BPC 264
22 Feb 13 Experimental/Electronic
Review:
This latest album by Bpitch boss Allien is a long way from the label's minimal, sometimes trancey roots. It sounds like the author has grown up musically, and LISm flows through a series of mood pieces. This writer listened to the work as one continuous track, and this is how it works best. Beginning with what could be the sound of demented monkeys wittering away, it moves into jangly guitars and blissed out vocals, before a series of isolationist bleeps kick in. From there it moves from late night jazzy sax, dense drones before kicking back into deep, ethereal electronics. It's a major artistic triumph for Allien.
BPC264 D
26 Apr 13 Experimental/Electronic
Played by: Juno Recommends Leftfield
Review:
This latest album by Bpitch Control boss Allien is a long way from the label's minimal, sometimes trancey roots. It sounds like the author has grown up musically, and LISm flows through a series of mood pieces. Although this special edition divides the whole 45 minute piece into discrete chunks, this writer listened to the work as one continuous track, and this is how it works best. Beginning with what could be the sound of demented monkeys wittering away, it moves into jangly guitars and blissed out vocals, before a series of isolationist bleeps kick in. From there it moves from late night jazzy sax, dense drones before kicking back into deep, ethereal electronics. It's a major artistic triumph for Allien.
BPC 199
21 Sep 09 Techno
BPC 105
06 Oct 06 Electro House
BPC 220
27 Aug 10 Minimal/Tech House
BPC 209
26 Mar 10 Minimal/Tech House
BPC 176
06 Aug 08 Minimal/Tech House
BPC 265
24 May 13 Minimal/Tech House
Review:
Like her last album, The Kiss sees Ellen Allien explore an alternate route than the skewed, rough and ready minimalism she made her name with. Indeed, "The Kiss (Extended Version)" deploys an old school Chicago bassline with mysterious synths and a jacking rhythm. "Need" is less memorable, but Allien has the good sense to draft in Redshape for remix duties. The masked producer drops sweeping synths and a powerful, pulsing bass to lend the track some extra menace. Bpitch has also commissioned German duo Snuff Crew to rework "The Kiss" and they don't disappoint, using playful cowbells, mournful strings and a powerful, pulsing bass to create an unforgettable retro-style remix.
BPC 125CD
06 Oct 06 Minimal/Tech House
BPC 125CD
06 Oct 06 Breakbeat
BPC 125CD
06 Oct 06 Techno
BPC 124
06 Oct 06 Minimal/Tech House
BPC 129
06 Oct 06 Electro House
BPC 030
06 Oct 06 Electro House
BPC 228
25 Feb 11 Minimal/Tech House
WG 05
08 Feb 10 Minimal/Tech House
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