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Deep'a & Biri
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Review: The Jaunt Records 10 years series shores up with the Land installment featuring another four adventurous souls that have the spirit of deepest techno in their bones. Stojche lets lush Motor City synths lead the way on the energetic "The Exchange" before AWOL gets into an intricate broken beat groove on the stunning "54.973379, -1.614705". Luke Hess brings some unabashed acid gurgles to the front of the mix on "TDY" and then Deep'a & Biri plot a course for dubby waters with the growling tones of "Pilgrim".
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JR 0072D
14 Sep 18
Techno
14 Sep 18
Techno
Review: Deep'a & Biri follow up their 2013 debut album on Gigolos with their first long player for their own label. Reflecting their interest in varying forms of techno, Dominance is a mixed affair. It includes ambient and low-tempo techno pieces like "Theories of Loneliness" and "Alpha Cephei" alongside harder, linear workouts like "Avicenna" and the broken beats and industrial undercurrents on "Alaklinity". While this could easily result in a jarring affair in less adept studio hands, the pair manage to articulate all of these elements in a fluid, cohesive manner, with the hypnotic, cavernous grooves of "Voltage" and "Ecole de Nancy" impressing most.
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BCLP 001
23 Mar 18
Techno
23 Mar 18
Techno
Review: Following a surprise outing on Transmat this time last year, Deep'a and Biri return to the Black Crow label they established back in 2013. This time round, the Tel Aviv duo has delivered two distinctly different cuts. "Basic Cycle" sees them fuse classic, Motor City techno percussion and chords with the kind of looped riffs that were once a feature of late '80s house cuts from Detroit. As a result, the rack has a real warehouse-friendly feel, suggesting that it will suit clubs with big sound systems and even bigger rooms. "Overdrum" is a no-nonsense techno workout built around their impeccable percussion programming, and very little else. It works largely due to the dense layers of drums they employ, including some particularly carnival-friendly hits.
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BC 008
13 Mar 17
Techno
13 Mar 17
Techno
