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FLUX 010
16 Dec 08 Techno
TRAUM V122
08 Apr 10 Minimal/Tech House
FLDS 002
29 Apr 13 Techno
10008928
09 Dec 09 Minimal/Tech House
TRAUM V149
02 Apr 12 Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Jakal, Juno Recommends Minimal/Tech House, Hannah Wild, Enzo Canale, Paolo Madzone Zampetti, Ryan Davis
Review:
The new master of UK trance delivers a release that combines the electronic and the organic and the pastoral with the futuristic. "Epitaphy" is a hands-in-the-air affair thanks to its buzzing bass and trancey melodies and in spite of its abstract beats. "Autumn Haze" meanwhile is more gentle and natural sounding, its serene melodies unfolding over microscopic beats. Ripperton's version does much to reinforce this pastoral approach with birdsong in the break down and chiming rhythms underpinning the bucolic melodies. Then it's back to the modern world with the distorted bass and robotic shuffle of "Raw" and "Simplexity", which is all brittle beats and gloopy bass providing the basis for backwards vocal samples.
TRAUM V141
05 Sep 11 Minimal/Tech House
Review:
The leading contender to wrest the nu trance crown from James Holden sets out an impressively diverse stall here. "Echoes Reality" is a deliciously spaced out techno track, with a soaring, ghostly bassline, glitchy percussion and reverberating melodies pushing it through peaks and troughs. "The End Of Reason" is a totally different proposition, a symphonic, string-fuelled ambient arrangement that would make William Orbit envious, while "Darkroom" marks a return of sorts to the realm inhabited by "Reality", but this time the bass is more detuned and menacing. "Qualia" provides further surprises, its feather-light hooks resting on a delicate, introspective rhythm, and finally, John Tejada delivers a chiming, resonating take on "Darkroom".
TRAUM V142
14 Sep 11 Minimal/Tech House
TRAUM V131
01 Nov 10 Minimal/Tech House
TRAUMV 1315
17 Oct 10 Minimal/Tech House
TRAUM V155
01 Oct 12 Minimal/Tech House
Review:
The UK outpost of Traum's trance empire comes good with a diverse release. "Spiral Inflections" sounds more like mid-90s UK techno than trance, its wiry, stripped back rhythm and acidic undercurrents coming across as a leaner, spikier take on Plink Plonk's catalogue. "Basal Ganglia" meanwhile sees Cooper conjure up an amalgamation of noisy Squarepusher bass with his own textbook dreamy synths. Cooper's Microtrauma take on "Gravity Well" reverts to his standard sound with its humming bass, ghostly chords and glitchy percussion combining to create a peak time number. But it's the original version of "Gravity" that impresses most, its poignant synths unfolding over a laid back but squelchy groove.
TRAUM V136
19 May 11 Minimal/Tech House
807297 512212
04 Nov 11 Minimal/Tech House
807297 512212
04 Nov 11 Minimal/Tech House
FLDS 001RMX
23 Apr 13 Funky/Club House
SHNK 001
30 May 08 Minimal/Tech House
TRAUM V117
02 Nov 09 Minimal/Tech House
TRAUM V112
02 Jun 09 Minimal/Tech House
EVO 14AB
07 Jun 07 Minimal/Tech House
FLDS 001
10 Dec 12 Techno
TRAUM V162
02 Apr 13 Techno
FFEP 0001
16 Jun 08 Electro House
2HR-027
01 Sep 09 Minimal/Tech House
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