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DJ Haus
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Review: DJ Haus has put out a lot of material over the past year, but Rhythm Division is perhaps his most adventurous production yet. The title track brings together the seemingly disparate worlds of glitchy house with shuffling, stripped back rhythms to create an unusual but distinctive sound, while on "Probability Troubles", he dives deeper; the glitchy effects are gone, replaced by dreamy pads and mysterious melodies. Haus has also recruited Subb-an to remix the title track, and he doesn't disappoint. Sounding like a contemporary version of 90s tech-house, the rolling, bass-heavy groove and shuffling drums hit the spot.
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HOTHAUS 054
19 Feb 21
Electro
19 Feb 21
Electro
Review: DJ Haus has always known which way the wind is blowing musically. That much is evident not only from his on-point, retro-futurist productions, but also the tracks he signs to Unknown to the Unknown and the remixes he commissions. For proof, check out this new set of re-rubs of tracks from his IDM-infused house mini-album, Data Dump. Coco Bryce is arguably one of the world's leading proponents of jungle and '90s D&B revivalism, so it's little surprise to find that his crunchy, sub-heavy take on 'Catch Your Breath' is a rough, Amen-powered peak-time delight. Meanwhile, Holding Hands main man Desert Sound Colony does a bang-up job in turning 'Bleep Bots' into a spacey, dubbed-out chunk of deep techno eccentricity.
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DATARMX 1
30 Oct 20
Breakbeat
30 Oct 20
Breakbeat
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: It sounds like DJ Haus was listening to artists like Norken and CIM when he recorded this EP, as it draws heavily on their late 90s and early 00s work for inspiration. Like these artists' output, the key difference between this release and a lot of what passes for IDM is the fact that Data Dump is eminently danceable. Both "Bleep Bots" and "Fuzzy Logic" are cinematic groovers, while on "Catch Your Breath", the Unknown To The Unknown owner opts for a busier approach, with chopped up vocals and a loose metallic rhythm prevailing. At the more abstract end of the spectrum, there's the drum'n'bass speed "Puzzle Box" and the stop-start, abstract sounds of "Glitch Soup".
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UTTUDATADUMP 1
17 Jul 20
Techno
17 Jul 20
Techno
Review: Since launching a little under a decade ago, no label has championed retro-futurist rave revivalism quite as successfully as Unknown To The Unknown. While the imprint's inspirations are varied - think acid house, Bleep, Ghetto-house, hardcore, early Detroit techno and so on - their releases are united by a desire to showcase the pure hedonistic excess of the rave years. It seems fitting then that the label's 100th release is a wild, strobe-lit treat - a stomping, sub-heavy and warehouse ready revision of boss man DJ Haus's 2018 cut "Let My Brain Go" by Len Faki. It rattles along at quite a lick, with Faki wrapping raw riffs and acid squiggles around the most bombastic of breathless, sub-heavy grooves.
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UTTU 100
07 Feb 20
Techno
07 Feb 20
Techno
Review: Dance Trax's second "Bonus Beat" comes from popular retro-futurist and rave revivalist DJ Haus. "Too Much Data" is a typically forthright and mind-altering affair, with the Haus-master (sorry) channeling his inner Cajmere by smothering a tough techno groove with raw electronic motifs and doom-laden spoken word snippets. Patrick Topping steps up to remix first, offering up a stomping revision rich in paranoid electronic riffs, glitchy percussion fills and kick-drums so weighty the dancefloor may not be able to support them. Rounding off the package is Dance Trax regular DJ Boneyard, whose bouncing, redlined techno revision is full of trance style synth stabs and darkcore style menace.
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DANCETRAXBONUSBEAT 002
09 Aug 19
Techno
09 Aug 19
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Label owner DJ Haus steps up for the latest UTTU release. In its original format, the title track is a rambunctious affair, that revolves around a rude, throbbing bass, chopped up vocals and steely drums. It's like a new take on techno and bass within the confines of one track. All ears will also be on the remixer. Most recently, Lone has impressed with his Ambivert Tools series, and he brings some of its dreaminess to this reshape. Coupled with a grungy bass and a looser rhythm, the storied UK producer also layers in some tropical soundscapes to create an unforgettable remix.
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UTTUDREAMS
24 May 19
Techno
24 May 19
Techno
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ETUSAMPLER 003
09 Nov 18
Techno
09 Nov 18
Techno
Review: DJ Haus returns to Chiwax after last year's "Freq Trax" record. Steadily gaining as much recognition as his Unknown to the Unknown label, Haus delivers more stripped back machine music here. It starts with the malfunctioning computer bleeps and repetitive vocal loops of "Alien Vox", while on "Exponential Acid", he ups the ante to drop firing, snappy percussion and wired acid lines. "Radioactive Dream" is a proper 90s techno jam that borrows from the primal jack of Dan Curtin's Purveyors of Fine Funk project and Juan Atkins wiry futurism in equal measures, while on "Let My Brain Go", Haus returns to the machine grind of "Alien Vox".
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CTX 01POINT1
29 Oct 18
Techno
29 Oct 18
Techno
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ETUSAMPLER 002
19 Oct 18
Deep House
19 Oct 18
Deep House
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ETUSAMPLER 001
21 Sep 18
Techno
21 Sep 18
Techno
Review: Label boss DJ Haus is the latest artist to contribute to the Dance Trax series, and turns in a primal, banging three-tracker. "Ready 2 Jack" starts with the stuttering beats and vocals of Chicago house before breaking into a noisy, bleepy sequence. On "Operate It, Press Play", the same willingness to blur the boundaries between original house influences and contemporary sources is audible. There. Haus drops primal 909 drums and percussive volleys that act as a back drop for detuned tones. It's similar in style to recent UTTU contributor Shadow Child's sound, so it's no coincidence that the Food Music boss pops up to turn "Ready 2 Jack" into a more streamlined, pulsating groove, led by a powerful, bleep bass.
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DANCETRAX 011
30 Mar 18
Techno
30 Mar 18
Techno
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DANCETRAX 003
07 Jul 17
Techno
07 Jul 17
Techno
Played by: Djs Pareja
Review: Chiwax welcomes DJ Haus aka Rupert Cogan (the hardest working man in show business!) head of Uttu & Hot Haus Records. He teams up with Mak & Pasteman here on this killer EP. He's released already on the respected Clone Jack for Daze series, Creme Organization and of course his own imprints to name a few. The new three tracker comes around in good Dance Mania style. Chicago House meets UK Garage. First it is the early rave of "X-Mod" reflecting a love of all things early Plus 8, while "Bang It" continues on with some Relief Records style Chicago hard house shenanigans the relentless jack-attach-drum-track that is "Drive MF".
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DABJ-1225
12 May 17
Techno
12 May 17
Techno
