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Alarico
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Review: SHDW's label marks its twentieth release with this weighty compilation. Drawing on some of the most respected names in techno, volume three is full of peak-time bangers. There's the lean, rolling techno of Chlar's "Inside Us", while Dax J showers the listener with waves of acid tones on the steely, peak-time "Celestial Dub". The Advent's "Randomized" is a bruising and quite brilliant industrial techno workout. While Blawan's hyperactive "Don't You Dare Squawk At Me" hovers just below the 160 bpm mark, not all of the compilation is as intense. Vocals are mixed with chiming chords on Gary Beck's "Fold" and Z.I.P.P.O's "Broken Game" is a deep Detroit techno track.
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MR 020D
02 Feb 24
Techno
02 Feb 24
Techno
Various
Played by: Ramon Tapia
Review: Spanish techno label Secta drops a killer compilation that spans a range of styles. Stinky Producer's self-titled contribution focuses on glitchy minimalism. Cravo's "Kemu" is a more intense take, focusing on an urgent stripped back sound. In contrast, DJ Ali's "Feva Dream" is a rolling tribal techno banger. The compilation changes focus again with Alarico's "Fluid" - an urgent stepping rhythm that draws on dub influences. Volume 1 also has a strong house influence. Danny Wabbit's "Girls Like Wine" is a driving, techy affair, populated by tripped out vocal samples, while Audio Units' "C Bass" resounds to a succession of building chords.
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SECT 001
01 Dec 23
Techno
01 Dec 23
Techno
Review: Alarico is the latest new producer to release on Klockworks, with this fine four-tracker. The release starts with the acidic undercurrent and angular rhythm of "AF 97". Featuring a creeping bass and haunted vocal samples, it makes for an offbeat start to Klockworks 38. "Chromo" is a more linear affair. It sees Alarico lay down a linear groove, peppered with time-stretched vocals. The Italian producer's love of the human voice is also audible on the percussive "Lost in Lima", where it takes the form of a low-end shriek unfolding over a punishing sub-bass. "Nisba" is the most full-on track, closing out the release with a juggernaut rhythm and piledriving claps.
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KW 38
27 Oct 23
Techno
27 Oct 23
Techno
