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Deas
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Formation EPCOMING SOON
Basel - (5:20) 141 BPM
Formation - (5:14) 136 BPM
Here - (4:27) 138 BPM
Romance - (5:02) 142 BPM
PRRUKBLK 107
10 May 24
Techno
10 May 24
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Over the past few years, Deas has built up a catalogue of impressive releases on CLR, Second State and Planet Rhythm. He returns to the long-running techno label for Tanzhaus, a collection of tough tracks, designed for the club. "Black Air" resounds to swathes of dark percussion and insistent tonal sequences. "Cut" is just as impactful, but sees Deas take a different approach. Led by ominous synth lines and a frazzled bass, it draws on hardcore influences, putting them in a modern context. "Dark Line" marks another change in approach; focused on a fusion of building tonal sequences and a clubby groove, its pared back approach hits the peak time target. The title track isn't as hard-hitting, but Deas' use of ghostly synths and insistent tones is nothing short of incendiary.
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PRRUKBLK 087
15 Sep 23
Techno
15 Sep 23
Techno
Review: On its latest outing, Planet Rhythm serves up a fine split release of contemporary producers. Deas, who featured last year on the label with the HUTA EP, drops the dense groove, chain mail percussion and slow-rising tones of "Perspective", while on "Not Tomorrow", Kaiser delivers a more intense interpretation of this sound, replete with niggling stabs and building layers on percussion. In contrast, Ness' "Superluminal V" is a deeper affair, with the Italian producer drawing on his trademark spacey, dubbed out sound to seamlessly fuse throbbing bass tones and atmospheric textures. It's only a brief diversion from the overall tone though, and the hard metallic rhythm of Michel Lauriola's "Corrateral Response" rounds off the EP in style.
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BAUMUZIK 003
11 Mar 22
Techno
11 Mar 22
Techno
Review: DEAS aka Karol Mozgawa follows up the 2019 No Signal and Shelter releases on Planet Rhythm with another killer dance floor EP. "Central Square" sets the tone for the release with an upfront metallic rhythm that supports layer upon layer of synth sound scapes and tweaked acid lines. The title track is just as impactful, with DEAS again deploying pulsating acid lines and utilitarian percussion to create a mesmerising track. On "Roses Avenue", he takes influence from the Mike Dehnert school of Berlin techno, with brooding chords over a swung rhythm.Rounding off this impressive release are the spaced out textures and pulsating groove of "Structure".
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PRRUKBLK 058
08 Feb 21
Techno
08 Feb 21
Techno
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: 2020 is a year that many people will want to forget, but as this compilation shows, it was still a time of remarkably creativity. This is borne out by Regent's "Drama", a crystalline, tranced out groove, while in stark contrast, Vinicius Honorio's "Rock Da House" is a visceral jacking affair that has echoes of DJ Rush. In between these two ends of the spectrum are deadly effective club techno contributions from Yan Cook, with the turbo bass-led "Order and Steve Parker's acid-heavy "Resonate". Best Of also impresses by covering wide range of styles - as A.Paul's rolling "Incidence" and Re:Axis bleepy "Unveil" ably demonstrate.
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PRRUKCOMP 2020
11 Jan 21
Techno
11 Jan 21
Techno
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: It must be challenging for a long-running label to come up with fresh ideas, but that is exactly what Planet Rhythm has achieved on its latest compilation. TWCOR's "How It Ends" revisits the glory days of Frankfurt Trax techno with its pounding kicks, Vinicius Honorio maps out a new direction for big room techno on the thundering filters and wild rave stabs of "Time & Space" and Two Sided Agency's "Controlled Cycle" is a synapse-melting acid track. There is also a more considered side to Planet Rhythm, and it's audible here on Tom Hades' "Felis", where the veteran producer pairs emotive synths with a rolling tribal groove.
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PRRUKCOMP 2019
13 Jan 20
Techno
13 Jan 20
Techno
Played by: Joran Van Pol
Review: Following an outing on Pan-Pot's Second State imprint last year, Deas aka Karol Mozgawa now lands on the long-running Planet Rhythm label. "Zero" gets the release off to an impressive start with a rolling rhythm underpinned by lead-weight kicks and firing percussive elements. In a similar vein is the title track, where the emerging producer drops steely riffs that appear from under lay-ered filters before disappearing once again. "Inverter" sees Deas take inspiration from the 90s tech-no of artists like Joey Beltram, with sharp metallic riffs building over a pumping, streamlined rhythm. Last but certainly not least is the crunchy "Reset", where rougher kicks and a tunnelling riff create a mesmerising effect.
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PRRUKD 18016
21 Jan 19
Techno
21 Jan 19
Techno
