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SD 29
10 Jun 13
Review:
Differing from his Flowers EP, Mystica Tribe chooses beats and bass over texture and melody for his Stars Are Mine EP. The title track uses long reverb from short bursts of keys as its main melody, as busy beats similar to the drums of Stroboscopic Artefacts producer Xhin create a syncopated groove. Sounds in "His Temple" have that raw street edge heard of early dubstep releases, which then leads into "Prayer", similar to the sombre moments of Scuba's Triangulation LP. The minimal gem that is "Zen Stone", although rough in design, flows smoothly as swung drums are caressed by breathy synths.
900879 8122578
13 Jun 13
100568 59
10 Jun 13
SPINNE 006
14 Jun 13
GOB 109
10 Jun 13
UPND 001
10 Jun 13
PNK 041
14 Jun 13
JR 034
12 Jun 13
HATREC 0032013
12 Jun 13
BWR 008
12 Jun 13
PBX 0245
10 Jun 13
Review:
Optic Nerve aka Keith Tucker is a Detroit maestro who has been making techno since 1995 together with the legendary Anthony 'Shake' Shakir on their magnificent Puzzlebox Records. He's back after his usual one-year hiatus and has returned with a solid four-track revision of "Time Lapse" and "One Moment In Time". The former comes with both a "Minimal Detroit Mix", a chord-heavy monster for the small hours, and a "Time Displacement Mix" which is equally synth-centred but considerably more broken in its drum pattern. "One Moment In Time" is a gorgeous Detroit techno landscape, filled with watery synth squeals, funky bass tones and one hell of a percussion layout, whereas the AS1 electro mix featuring Arnold Steiner does what it says on the cover and produces a Drexciya-reminiscent Roland jam for both floor-use and headphone pleasure. Highly recommended.
LOGIN 036
10 Jun 13
WM 134
16 Jun 13
CLR 00023
12 Jun 13
WMR 006
10 Jun 13
TB 165
14 Jun 13
MSR 028
10 Jun 13
UN 027
14 Jun 13
TRAPEZ LTD 125
10 Jun 13
MUNIT 010
12 Jun 13
AMR 46
10 Jun 13
PRS 025
10 Jun 13
100576 59
14 Jun 13
LDR 077
14 Jun 13
IO/005
10 Jun 13
GYNOIDD 089
16 Jun 13
MTR 052
14 Jun 13
NPR 0078
11 Jun 13
361015 2816205
10 Jun 13
SUARA 086
10 Jun 13
RE 10
10 Jun 13
RSTR 068
14 Jun 13
CLR 067
10 Jun 13
Played by: Paul Langley
Review:
Add reverb to the tracks on Rebekah's Cycles EP and you're close to what Speedy J's more booming productions sound like. Techno doesn't really get much more functional, mechanical and club friendly than this, showcased by the marching down beats of "Self Destruct", fuelled further by double claps, and the throbbing science fiction pulsations of "Suicide Mind" that warp in overdrive. "Equilibrium" adds welcome wetness to the EP, but is used sparingly, just on the synths, while the arrangement of "Asymmetric" is a dark warehouse dream for any big room DJ.
AFFIN 009LTD
10 Jun 13
REMUTE 2493
13 Jun 13
SR 025
10 Jun 13
BA 206
14 Jun 13
DBR 005
12 Jun 13
SEV 018
15 Jun 13
ELMA 032
11 Jun 13
NB 023
11 Jun 13
UN 028
14 Jun 13
ITR 046
11 Jun 13
TRAUM V164
13 Jun 13
WLADIGI 0003
15 Jun 13
GSR 002
11 Jun 13
REACR 003
11 Jun 13
KITU 014
11 Jun 13
100575 02
11 Jun 13 | ||
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