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DJ Dextro
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Review: Mark Knight & Co. are straight up with their latest title - but considering their current 15th birthday celebrations, these guys can do whatever they want - they hardly do wrong anyway! House, Tech House, Techno Vol 2 does exactly what is says on the tin with a whopping 62 tracks and three continuous mixes - each dedicated to said subgenre. From that massive remix of Fatboy Slim's "Right Here, Right Now" by current scene favourites CamelPhat, Saved main man Nic Fanciulli's collaboration with Damon Albarn on "Saying" (Kolsch remix), label head honcho Knight himself steps up to deliver the pumping and white noise filled "We Get High From The Music" (feat Mr V) and the inimitable Danny Howells is always welcome - particularly with a track as electrifying as the recently released "Isolar".
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TOOL 688/01Z
06 Jul 18
Funky/Club House
06 Jul 18
Funky/Club House
Various
Sid Vaga & Herald - "Be As One" (feat Roy Davis Jr - Nathan Barato Body2Body remix) - (5:49) 127 BPM
Review: If Mark Knight and Co. aren't busy enough celebrating Toolroom's big 15 year birthday at present (and its global parties in celebration of it), they've also found enough time for another mandatory volume in their esteemed Ibiza Underground series. With another collection of surefire hits and soon to be anthems that are sure to rock The White Isle this summer - this is all you need right here. A wide range of cuts (50 to be exact) that venture into darker territories come from the likes of New York duo Blondes on the fierce and broken "Quality Of Life" (Struction remix), the surprising addition of Scottish IDM wunderkind Lanark Artefax's "Touch Absence" (Intimidating Stillness mix), Dutch techno-bass merchant Martyn on the futuristic "Feel The Magnetism" and American retrovert Matrixxman on the tunnelling acid trip "Horizon". Rest assured that there's faire more typical of the label like Josh Butler, Franky Rizardo, Rick Wakley and birthday guests Booka Shade. For your convenience, the collection comes as two continuous mixes as well.
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TOOL 686/01Z
15 Jun 18
Minimal/Tech House
15 Jun 18
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Dextro follows up his Porno Playground debut for Suara from earlier this year with another storming release. "Fantasy" is a superb big room track, with wild sirens and firing percussion unfolding over a pounding drum pattern. "Refrase" is based on a similar premise; on this occasion, Dextro drops a more pulsating groove, ominous horns and ponderous vocals that add to the track's nocturnal feeling. He opts for a visceral approach with "Get Freak" - its rough kicks and pile-driving acid coming across like a modern take on Richie Hawtin's Probe material - while the title track is a heads-down, metallic roller that has echoes of Sandwell District.
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SUARA 371
30 Sep 19
Techno
30 Sep 19
Techno
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: KD Raw celebrates its 100th release in style with a superb, dance floor-focused compilation. The fact that KD Raw 100 features so many of techno's most talented producers is testament to label owner Kaiserdisco's A&Ring skills. UK veteran Mark Broom teams up with DJ Love to deliver the slamming kicks and incendiary chord surges of "Ackney Mate". Meanwhile, Drunken Kong goes down a pared back, percussive route for "Hypnosis", while DJ Dextro's "Perihelion" resounds to a clanging bass and raw acid lines. KD Raw has also secured the services of Umek: working under his Polyvinyl alias, the Slovenian titan drops the rolling minimal house of "Shock Factor". The Southern may be a newer name, but his contribution is no less impressive, as he drops the insistent, looped techno of "All About You".
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KDRAW 100
01 Sep 23
Techno
01 Sep 23
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: With releases notched up on Naked Lunch, Suara and Sleaze, DJ Dextro now drops a dance floor-focused EP for KD Raw. The title track is a lithe but effective banger that resounds to insistent vocal samples and insistent, looped chords. On "Gerundio", Dextro goes darker and deeper; centred on a nocturnal bass and razor-sharp hi hats, the underlying sense of otherworldliness is augmented by eerie soundscapes. Shifting style again, "Work This PXXX" sees Dextro draw inspiration from Chicago ghetto techno as he lays down a slamming rhythm and a suggestive vocal sample, with all of these elements making for a primal, peak time affair.
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KDRAW 079
19 Aug 22
Techno
19 Aug 22
Techno
Review: Dextro follows a series of releases in 2022 on Suara and Sleaze with this hard-edged four tracker for Uncage. "Second Sun" is built on concrete weight kicks and features insistent chord stabs, a combination that is reminiscent of Jeff Mills' "Solid Sleep". "I Don't Know" sees Dextro up the tempo and deploy a series of percussive volleys, but the use of ponderous vocal samples offset this intensity. The title track also uses the human voice - this time high-pitched tones are fused with dramatic stabs and a galloping groove. "Time to Party" sounds influenced by producers like Mr G, with a looped house arrangement providing the basis for a series of filtered builds.
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UNCAGEX 045
03 Feb 23
Techno
03 Feb 23
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: The seventh instalment of the Bangers series features a collection of club-primed workouts. On the reshape of his own "Computer Technology", Luca Morris teams up with Mozzy Rekorder to deliver a throbbing, pulsating groove, populated by stuttering vocals and rickety percussion. In contrast, the
DJ Dextro take on "Unbalance" follows a tougher approach, with insistent chord stabs unfolding over dense, pummelling kicks. Kaspar's "Dreams" isn't as frenetic, but it doesn't lack in intensity, with razor sharp hi hats guiding the listener through churning filters and brooding bass. Audio State (RO) opts for a different approach on "This Is The Way", with rolling snares and break beats combined to underpin a grinding, tearing bass.
DJ Dextro take on "Unbalance" follows a tougher approach, with insistent chord stabs unfolding over dense, pummelling kicks. Kaspar's "Dreams" isn't as frenetic, but it doesn't lack in intensity, with razor sharp hi hats guiding the listener through churning filters and brooding bass. Audio State (RO) opts for a different approach on "This Is The Way", with rolling snares and break beats combined to underpin a grinding, tearing bass.
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TERM 215
14 Oct 22
Techno
14 Oct 22
Techno
