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10006925
06 Jul 09
JDB 008
09 Aug 08
X1
16 May 11
Review:
While we here at Juno would never advocate drug use, it sounds like Noro has accurately captured the effetcs of the narcotics he has named these tracks after. Unsuprisingly, "Cocaine" is a grandiose affair, its epic chords enveloping the listener but also sounding somewhat removed and disconnected. "Amphetamine" meanwhile is a pummelling techno groove, hurtling along at breakneck speed, only pausing from its headlong rush into oblivion for a brief, filtered breakdown. Best of all though is "MDMA". Based on a stepping rhythm, it mimics the out there weirdness of its namesake, but avoids veering into druggy self-indulgence thanks to its insistent techno stabs.
CS 021
21 Nov 11
10015971
31 May 10
10013358
08 Mar 10
100348 83
30 Nov 11
4
05 Apr 08
CARMARAGE 2
27 Mar 08
10008884
28 Sep 09
JDB 023
30 Nov 08
10009872
07 Dec 09
10007074
27 Jul 09
TEK 007
12 May 09
002
03 Sep 10
CLELD 002
02 Oct 06
KAN 0024
02 Aug 10
SWSH 012
19 Nov 12
LG 0017
24 Aug 09
SGD 1257
16 Jan 13
Played by: Ctrls
Review:
Danish duo Northern Structures has released a few EPs before on Adam X's label, but this is their most accomplished. If you're familiar with the duo's sound then you'll be prepared for the steely, at times unflinching take on industrial techno that Somewhere offers. However, it's not just business as usual; while "Session 1" is hewn from panel-beating drums and grinding riffs, "Session 2" slides into sluggish broken beats and "Session 3" morphs seamlessly from Sleeparchive-style bleeps into a Kalon-esque chain mail groove.
Despite this variety, the duo's dance floor-focused approach is never too far away and "Session 4" is built on dense drums and waves of pile-driving percussion.
SGD 1044
13 Dec 10
SGD 1149
20 Sep 11
Review:
Although they are relative newcomers, this Scandinavian act has captured the techno zeitgeist with their uncompromisng style. Inspired by industrial sources, every track on Science succeeds in balancing subtlety and complex programming with the primal urgency of Frankie Bones and Regis. "9 To 5" is based on a huge throbbing bass, spindly perucssion and muscular, steely rhythms that recall the Birmingahm producer's 90s work, albeit at a slightly lower tempo. Meanwhile, "Powertools" is a harder proposotion, as stomping beats provide the basis for the duo to deliver belligerent riffs over garbled percussion. Finally, "Bolts" takes a sideways step; based on a broken beat, it is just as pounding as the other tracks and sounds like a jackhammer being bashed repeatedly against a concrete surface.
BUSTECH 010
20 Dec 06
EXIT 001
05 Jun 12
MOFI 005
13 Jul 12
3
07 Sep 10
3
07 Sep 10
7
13 Sep 10
PRG 029
18 Mar 13
Played by: Seth Merlo
Review:
Having graced Prologue's digital arm in 2011 with their debut EP The Origin, Notfromearth return with more of their richly textured, ambient techno for The First Contact. Unsurprisingly, the record's title evokes all manner of sci-fi visuals; the lumbering grooves and alternately fast moving textures of opener "Time Shift Experience" feel like you're suspended in a wormhole, while the urgent radiophonic textures of "Not From The Same Sun" feel like an intergalatic chase sequence, and the pulsating heartbeat of "The Fall From Earth" feels like you're at the centre of a cluster of nebulae. Of course, for all of its deeply evocative sounds, it is first and foremost a great techno EP, with "The Human Core" reminding us of its dancefloor potential. Those who enjoyed the recent Voices From The Lake and Abdulla Rashim outings on Prologue will be all over this.
PRGDIG 008
21 Apr 11
STS 022
24 Aug 11
SUR 034
22 Mar 13
EV 005
10 Jun 11
137 0025 700
22 Jun 07
ITZ 125
26 Mar 13
366158 5498575
06 Sep 10
BUNKER 3009
25 Oct 10
KIN 007
23 May 97
VM 0004
18 Sep 07
RHET 006
01 Jan 06
RR 013
15 Nov 12
4014235112021
27 May 02
GR 02411
13 May 11 | ||
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