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RRY 32
31 Jul 09 Minimal/Tech House
KLANG 103
23 May 08 Minimal/Tech House
MACROM 19CD
18 Oct 10 Experimental/Electronic
MACROM 09
09 Mar 09 Minimal/Tech House
KLANG 125 DIGITAL BONUS
21 Dec 07 Techno
PHC 015
21 May 13 Techno
Review:
Oliver Ho's more minimally minded venture signs up for the Halocyan imprint with an EP that ably demonstrates the creative paths those that evolved from the maligned scene were able to adopt. There's still an air of restraint about "Last", with its sparing use of drums where repeated synth phrases will suffice, and it makes the hat all the more exciting when it comes in as an afterthought at the end of the bar. "Dumb" is more aggressive in its demeanour, not least because of the abrasions afforded by the lead synth, while the drums clang out an industrial march of doom. Al Tourettes and Appleblim bring their shared vision to "Last", working that poised bassline into a snappy and finely garnished groove of garage mutation. Steve Moore takes "Dumb" and fits it to an urgent kick, piling on some trademark soundtrack synths that add the perfect amount of tension to the track.
HC 010
12 Dec 11 Disco/Nu-Disco
KLANG 109
18 Sep 06 Minimal/Tech House
WIRES 003
13 May 11 Minimal/Tech House
MACROM 17
26 Apr 10 Minimal/Tech House
WIRES 001
25 Jun 10 Minimal/Tech House
RB 038
31 Jan 13 Techno
Played by: Owain Kimber (Owain K), Kid Who, Pete Tong, Juno Recommends Techno, Alonso Varela, DJ Hell
Review:
Gerd Janson's Running Back open their 2013 account with a label debut from evergreen producer Oliver Ho under his Raudive alias. Ho's garnered something of a chameleonic reputation over his 15 year recording history, demonstrating little interest in focusing on one sound or genre. Most recently seen fronting the spiky three piece band The Eyes In The Heat, Ho returns to the Raudive name that scored a great History Clock 12" for the four track Traffic EP. Fitting in snugly on Running Back, expect muscular EBM and house workouts with the detuned pianos and manipulated vocals of the title track likely to garner considerable attention.
PFR 87
14 Sep 07 Minimal/Tech House
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