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Dachshund
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Next up on Steve Bug's Poker Flat is Swiss minimal veteran Dachshund. Many will remember his prolific output in the mid-to-late noughties in addition to running the Clapper imprint, while these days you can hear him collaborating with fellow Genevans like Chaton and Quenum on Sol Selectas and Crosstown Rebels, respectfully. This one is titled "Division"; a serving of hypnotic dub house cyclicality in the vein of Basic Channel, complimented by additional offerings such as "Corruption" - a groovy minimal funk tool that harks back to the output of his earlier days - and the deep rolling tech house of "Only" that's perfectly geared for main room warm-up action.
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PFR 246
04 Mar 22
Minimal/Tech House
04 Mar 22
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: Singapore label Integrity delves deep into their extensive archives to celebrate half a decade in the business. There is no denying that the curation of the label has Detroit themed 'hi-tech soul' strictly in mind, and that's not at all a bad thing. Label boss Eddie Niguel features extensively, with contributions such as the dark future funk of "Visions" and Torontonian legend Greg Gow's emotive reinterpretation of "The Ritual" being just some highlights. Elsewhere, there is no shortage of veteran producers holding up the label's good reputation: Switzerland's Dachshund gets ultra deep on "Must Say", Karim Sahraoui (Transmat) will cast a spell on you with his mesmerising epic "Jazzaj" and Belgium's Fabrice Lig is in impressive form as always on the powerful peak time stomp of "Gazoline".
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IR 021
07 Sep 21
Minimal/Tech House
07 Sep 21
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Leipzig's Bondage Music returns with a massive compilation featuring 20 tracks, all in the label's distinct style of deep and sensual tech house. If that was not enough, the label bosses Sven & Sven aka Pornbugs deliver a continous mix, working those selections to perfection on each of their journeys. Highlights are not limited to: Mihai Popoviciu and NTFO delivering some rolling and hypnotic 'Rominimal' vibes on "Gazoo" and "Key Part" respectively, London's James Dexter delivering a typically emotive afterhours minimal groove on "Come In" while Pornbugs themselves serve up the slinky "Precocious Life" before the return of Swiss scene stalwart Dachshund on "Instant".
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BONDEXTRA 013
26 Apr 21
Minimal/Tech House
26 Apr 21
Minimal/Tech House
Review: More surefire, tough-rolling tech house for the main room, courtesy of the ever reliable Leeds-based powerhouse Gruuv once again. This time around they've reeled in Swiss veteran Dachshund, back after last year's Major Shift EP and following up some great tracks this year on Fantastic Friends and Sirion. "Slow Deep Breath" is a fitting title for what is one undeniably mesmerising track. With it's slinky melody, hypnotising pads and minimal beats, it will altogether cast its spell upon you - you can't go wrong with this one. There's more quality to follow that up, whether it's the dubby and glacial afterhours groove of "Alive" that tickles your fancy (quite reminiscent of his mid-'00s work) or the wonderfully exotic polyrhythms of "Meanwhile" could charm you instead - which reaches near tribal moments.
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GRU 105
22 May 20
Minimal/Tech House
22 May 20
Minimal/Tech House
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361640 3430961
23 Jan 20
Minimal/Tech House
23 Jan 20
Minimal/Tech House
Review: In the past, Eddie Niguel has shared releases with Basic Soul Unit on the Midnight Shift label, but on this occasion, he pairs up with a new partner. Dachshund is the founder of the Clapper imprint and approaches house music from a different perspective. Versed in the same aesthetic as his con-temporaries Quenum and Mountain People, the Swiss producer's "Must Say" is a rolling, hypnotic groove, peppered with a repetitive vocal loop and haunting chord builds. By contrast, Niguel's "Who Made Who" is a more reflective affair, with melancholic synths building against the backdrop of a mid-tempo groove that builds gently and with great subtlety.
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IR 005II
21 Jan 19
Techno
21 Jan 19
Techno
