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Discrete Circuit
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Review: Discrete Circuit is Berlin based producer Andreas Horn, who some of you may know as boss of the Aussie-Germanic connection known as the Away Music crew. Formerly a duo but now helmed solo by Horn, Discrete Circuit has had releases thus far on Dutch powerhouse Delsin and DVS1's Mistress. "Road Force" is a tough and gritty hardware focused jam, that relies on simple and subtle elements: a basic monosynth arpeggio and a 909 and it's all you need to stir up a frenzy here! The metallic hiss of said drum computer's hi-hats, in addition to a wonky analogue synth riff and overdriven kicks make up "Controlled Error" while B side cut "Circuitry" is something different altogether on this experimental industrial/noise cut.
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ASTRAY 0011D
30 Jun 17
Techno
30 Jun 17
Techno
Review: Discrete Circuit impressed with his release last year on Delsin and he raises the bar further with this record on Mark Broom's label. The title track and the MB edit of "Incursion" are storming robotic funkers laced with acid-filled filters and both are undeniably effective. However, when Discrete Circuit takes his finger off the 'brute force' button, things start to get more interesting. "Divulge" is a robotic, analogue workout - the 303 lines are still audible though - that is redolent of minimal pioneers like DBX. Best of all though is "Old Kingdom", where dark chords, reminiscent of mid-90s Force Inc and early Ian Pooley churn menacingly against a hail of metallic percussion.
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BMD 015
22 Jan 16
Techno
22 Jan 16
Techno
