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Boris Brejcha
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Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Following a series of Eps on Ultra Music last year, Boris Brejcha returns to his own Fckng Serious label with this storming two-tracker. "Up Down Jumper" is a powerful track: based on a menacing bass, it sees Brejcha add in subtle snare rolls and a mysterious, building synth to create an ominous but effective arrangement. The German producer opts for a similar approach on "Keep Rollin"; instead of musical elements on this occasion, he chooses searing acid lines. Combined with a grainy low end and doubled-up claps, the end result is a compelling combination that is certain to be a staple of Brejcha's DJ sets.
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FS 056
10 Jun 22
Techno
10 Jun 22
Techno
Review: They say that the devil has got all the best tunes, but based on his latest release, Boris Brejcha could give him a serious run for his money. The title track is a pulsating, 303-led groove that ebbs and flows in intensity over the course of nearly ten minutes and gradually reaches a ravey climax. The German producer opts for what seems to begin with for a more stripped back sound on "The Darkest Night". However, it also increases in intensity thanks to a powerful bass, massive break downs and a ponderous vocal sample that intones its title. Last but by no means least is "In The Middle of Nowhere", which resounds to a malevolent bass and more menacing vocal tones.
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FS 022
17 Aug 18
Minimal/Tech House
17 Aug 18
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Esteemed German techno imprint Harthouse just keeps on going. Their latest offering is a new compilation titled Robotic Intelligence, featuring current luminaries and legends alike in global techno talent. They are extremely proud of the respected artists that have contributed 12 exclusive tracks, each reflecting the current zeitgeist of the label. Highlights not limited to: veteran tech house duo Der Dritte Raum delivering the slinky and hypnotic epic "Gummihammer Zwo", current poster boy of the stadium minimal sound Boris Brejcha serving up a typical main room headrush on "Schaltzentrale" (Joker remake), Japanese legend Ken Ishii going for that old school strobed-out sound (reminiscent of his Flare alias) on "Reasonable Doubt" and it wouldn't be a proper Harthouse compilation without the inclusion of a trance oriented track, would it? Chris Maico Schmidt fills that vacancy on the euphoric energy of "Nachbarn" (feat Angie Taylor - Noah Levin edit).
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HHBER 027
21 May 21
Minimal/Tech House
21 May 21
Minimal/Tech House
