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DJ Rush
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Review: Joining forces with The Southern, Kne Deep boss DJ Rush goes back to his jacking roots for the latest release on the label. "My Beat" is steeped in the legacy of Chicago, with insistent thunder-claps and a raw, swinging rhythm prevailing. On "Wurk It" the duo take inspiration again from the Windy City, as a rolling groove is shot through with steely percussion and Rush's seductive vocals. The Southern and Rush both deliver separate edits of "Beat N Da Kids". The former's version is a looped tool, while on the latter's take, ferocious shards of percussion ride a steely rhythm. "I'm Automatic" is the most contemporary-focused contribution, with the duo dropping a banging, noisy track.
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KD 103
07 Aug 23
Techno
07 Aug 23
Techno
Review: It's hard to believe that Gary Beck's techno has been around for a decade, and helping him to blow out the candles is a star-studded line up. First up is Chicago legend DJ Rush collaborating with the label owner to deliver the stomping ghetto techno of "Talkers". Sunčica Bari?ić aka Insolate delivers a more European-focused sound on the atmospheric, tone-laden "He Said, She Said". Changing focus again, Slam's version of JX-216's "Xingu" is a visceral peak-time affair that resounds to discordant riffs, while on Mark Broom's "Red Line", an insistent organ and firing percussion, similar to Floorplan's style, is audible. Hopefully it's the first of many birthday celebrations.
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BEK 036
19 Aug 19
Techno
19 Aug 19
Techno
Various
Catz 'N Dogz - "Me" (feat Pol_On) - (7:16) 126 BPM
Eric Sneo - "One Day At The Office" - (6:53) 126 BPM
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FAZECOMP 004
03 Aug 18
Minimal/Tech House
03 Aug 18
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: S-File
Review: Like his own 6 foot 6 inches demeanour, this release from DJ Rush is an imposing affair. It moves from the high-paced, clap-heavy ghetto techno of "In the Bag" into the grimy acid and deranged vocal narrative on the title track about a female acquaintance who is on 'crack cocaine' and 'looks like a lollipop". "Droppin' Things" sees Rush deliver a tribal roller that sounds more inspired by UK techno than his hometown, while "Slide on By" is a synapse-melting acid affair, pitched at a high tempo. "Bits & Pieces" sees the Chicago producer take the intensity level down again, albeit with a steely rhythm, while "Pay Attention to the Bass" is classic Rush, a rolling visceral groove featuring freaked out vocals.
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KD 089
16 Oct 17
Techno
16 Oct 17
Techno
Review: He's back! The Chicago techno and hard house legend returns on his notorious Kne Deep imprint with a new full length effort. The man who brought such legendary titles over the last couple decades such as "Motherucking Bass", "Freaks On Hubbard" and "Look'n Like A Woman" still pulls off his jackin' and relentless style as good as ever here and takes no prisoners! Getting straight down to business on the gusty and stompin' "That's What I'm Talkin' About" featuring his hilarious trademark vocals, there's two versions of the sick "Round Midnight" but we were more concerned with the "Rush Acid dub"(after all, he is from the Windy City!), while tracks like "Dirty Boy" and "Feeling Sexy" showcase his ever enduring knack for charming track titles; not mention a singular techno sound that influenced a generation of dancers and producers. He once famously said "Take more for what I am, or don't take me at all!" and we're certainly with the former. Isaiah Major: respect for doing it your way.?
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KD 086
23 Feb 17
Techno
23 Feb 17
Techno
Various
Lars Wickinger - "Sunblocker" - (6:27) 124 BPM
Spartaque - "My Fire" - (7:56) 125 BPM
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NHCO 01
21 Dec 15
Minimal/Tech House
21 Dec 15
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Played by: Girls Of The Internet, Chrissy, Alkalino, DJ Sneak, Trevor Benz, Top Billin Soundsystem, Philthtrax, Round Table Knights, Joeski
Review: Given the rise in popularity of Dance Mania-inspired ghetto-house and ghetto-tech releases over the last couple of years, it was perhaps inevitable that someone would put together a compilation celebrating the label's greatest moments. That it was Strut that did it with Dance Mania Hardcore Traxx: Dance Mania Records 1986-1997 was something of a comfort; Quinton Scott's crate-digging imprint does these kind of history-driven compilations so well. Dance Mania: Ghetto Madness is a second trawl through the archives of the label and features some fifteen cuts of little-known or hard-to-find tracks from the likes of DJ Funk, Paul Johnson, DJ Rush, Jammin' Gerald and Wax Master Maurice (whose bizarre but brilliant "Bounce That Body" is a highlight).
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STRUT 120CDX
26 Jan 15
Minimal/Tech House
26 Jan 15
Minimal/Tech House
