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Drunken Kong & Teenage Mutants
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Review: Clocking in at over 60 tracks, Orbit is a look back at some of the standout releases on Tronic over the past year. The compilation covers a massive range of styles and moves from Eric Sneo and DJ Rush's ghetto techno collaboration, "Take Me Back", and the pounding tribal rhythms of Gaston Zani and Filterheadz' "Perspective" into more tranced out territories thanks to the emotive builds of "Tesla" from veteran German producer Oliver Lieb. There are plenty of other twists and turns here: label owner Christian Smith's long-standing studio partner Jon Selway delivers an excellent, rumbling electro take on Nematic's "Pecular", while Drunken Kong drops a throbbing tech-house groove in the form of "The Line".
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TR 368
31 Aug 20
Techno
31 Aug 20
Techno
Review: Drunken Kong follow their 2017 debut album The Signs Within with this fine follow up. It starts off in tranced out mode on "Certain Reason", which sees a pumping groove and pounding kicks underpin evocative synths and mysterious vocals. Meanwhile on "Live & Create", a drum-heavy track provides the basis for dramatic filter sweeps and "Toro", their collaboration with label owner Christian Smith, sees them deliver a pounding, linear club track. At the other end of the spectrum, "This Is" sees the Japanese pair put their focus on electro and synth pop, with catchy hooks supported by rumbling 808s, while "See You Again" is a dreamy ambient piece.
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TR 350
24 Feb 20
Techno
24 Feb 20
Techno
Played by: Christian Smith
Review: Drunken Kong and Teenage Mutants team up for this fine release on Christian Smith's label. "Mainz" is a highly distinctive affair; boasting synth melodies that sit somewhere between new beat/ebm and trance, the arrangement's rhythm is grinding and intense, while the collaborators also deliver tough kicks. Add in a foreboding vocal sample and it makes for an unforgettable track. "Tokyo" is based on a similar approach, but is slightly more pared back in the rhythm section, which puts a greater focus on the tranced out melodies. Heerhorst, who recently featured on Tronic, delivers a remix of "Mainz", turning it into a tougher, leaner affair that is destined for peak time use.
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TR 341
18 Nov 19
Techno
18 Nov 19
Techno
