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Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Featuring the work of 10 emerging artists, this split release covers a lot of ground. As the label itself says, the compilation is a 'mish mash of aggressive, soulful, ravey, and contemplative electronic music'. The musical journey starts with the 90s sounding break beats of Mesmerist's "Systema", before Rnbws' and Atix both introduce a more contemporary flavour, using gut-busting bass and insistent vocal samples. Trance's influence is also audible on this compilation - just take a listen to Moogie Fox's "Released Thoughts" - while techno is represented in the form of Black Dave's big room roller, "Soul Searcher". Maintaining its diverse approach until the end, Roklum's "I'm Dead" is an acid-tinged electro workout.
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DMC 016
29 Sep 23
Electro
29 Sep 23
Electro
Various
Review: The latest compilation on Soma's offshoot label Avoidant explores compelling variants of the electro sound. DJ T-1000's "Three One Three" starts the collection in atmospheric mode. Featuring steely percussive crackles and robotic vocals, it is reminiscent of fellow Detroit producer Juan Atkins' Model 500 project. NiKiT's "Ice Wave" inhabits a similar territory as a powerful sub-bass underpins crystalline synths. Mechanoreceptor's "Invisible Dynamics" delivers a bass-heavy groove and ELEKTROTECHNIK serves up a dystopian vision of the sound on the chilling, Rother-esque "Parasit". The compilation veers closer to conventional 4/4 tracks thanks to the industrial-fuelled electro-techno of Bloody Mary's "Surrender". Overall though, the focus on Planet Reborn is electro's more esoteric forms, as DJ Astrobee's ERP-sounding "Synccc" so wonderfully demonstrates.
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AVD 021
01 Mar 24
Electro
01 Mar 24
Electro
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Glaswegian imprint Avoidant presents Planet Destroyed, a mammoth various artist compilation featuring the leading names in underground electro sounds. Counting legends and newcomers alike, this is the definitive dystopian fantasy soundtrack. Berghain resident Marcel Dettmann contributes the exclusive track 'Motorman' which has an industrial edge that's typical of his style, while local legends Slam team up with Autonomous on the brooding sci-fi beats of "Into The Light", Luz1e throws down some serious computer funk on "Draw The Line", No Static 's Ara-U delivers the wonky acid of "GUAGUA" and San Francisco's Amber Cox (Slumber) ventures into deeper territory on the emotive cybernetics of 'Borean'.
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AVD 019X
05 Dec 22
Electro
05 Dec 22
Electro
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LOR 35
27 Sep 11
Techno
27 Sep 11
Techno
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DVD 068
25 Feb 21
Electro
25 Feb 21
Electro
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DVD 073
30 Sep 21
Breakbeat
30 Sep 21
Breakbeat
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DVD 049
01 Mar 17
Techno
01 Mar 17
Techno
Various
Roberto De Haro & Lorenzo Navarro & Victor Del Guio - "I Want It" (Groove's Analogue Bass remix) - (6:50) 124 BPM
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HPFLTD 042
27 Dec 15
Minimal/Tech House
27 Dec 15
Minimal/Tech House
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RCRDZ 026
23 Sep 13
Breakbeat
23 Sep 13
Breakbeat
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YNNK 005
24 Nov 22
Electro
24 Nov 22
Electro
