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Svarog - "23 Hours Of Drama" (Lakej remix) - (6:17) 128 BPM
Translate - "Direction In Phase Space" - (4:58) 129 BPM
Rasser - "Unknown Path" - (5:52) 133 BPM
Vertical Spectrum - "MNIEJ T?DY NI? OW?DY" - (4:49) 130 BPM
Linear System - "Multiverse" - (7:08) 135 BPM
Antonio Ruscito - "North #6" - (5:22) 128 BPM
Angelo Stasi - "Gas Molecolare" (Mal_Hombre remix) - (7:09) 134 BPM
Oxygeno - "Her Roses Were Guns" - (4:58) 132 BPM
Visitors - "Projection 5" - (7:11) 129 BPM
Alexskyspirit - "DNA Signal" - (6:10) 128 BPM
EDIT-SELECT 193D
14 Jun 24
Techno
14 Jun 24
Techno
Various
Review: Moving from the mournful minimal house of Christian Loeffler's "Lost" into the high-priced brooding techno of Edit Select's "Inlands", it's fair to say that the latest compilation on Just This covers a lot of ground. However, there are commonalities; Abstract Division, best known for their tough, kicking techno, venture down a more brooding path with their contribution, "Aftermath". Meanwhile, Locked Groove of Hotflush fame opts for the same approach for the melancholic "The Come Up", while Eduardo De La Calle delivers the dubbed out "Mondo 8". As autumn draws in and the nights get longer, Broken Memories makes for the perfect soundtrack.
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JUST THIS 033 D
27 Sep 19
Techno
27 Sep 19
Techno
Review: Tony Scott aka Edit Select opens his account for 2019 and debuts on the long-running label Planet Rhythm with this superb purist release. "Vault 2017" starts the release with a powerful fusion of spiky, jagged rhythms and atmospheric chords, while on "Vault 2016", the seasoned producer opts for a more stripped back approach. The percussion bubbles relentlessly beneath the surface while dubbed out drums and haunting one-note tones occupy the foreground. It's certainly a more stark proposition than the deep, rolling "Vault 2014", which resounds to snappy hi-hats and a snaking rhythm. As one would expect from a producer of Scott's calibre, the release keeps the listener engaged right to the end with the acid-frazzled "Vault 2015".
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PRRUKBLK 033
04 Feb 19
Techno
04 Feb 19
Techno
Various
Review: Following on from last year's second Consciousness compilation, Afterlife returns with an even more ambitious project. Label owners Tale of Us deliver a suitably melodic track, "Nova", but there are also a series of contributions from high-profile artists. Sterac's "Universum" is an expertly weighted, stripped back techno affair, while on "Phase In", Edit Select takes it deeper with a throbbing, tranced out groove that is like a more refined take on early Plus 8 material. Completing the techno triumvirate is Scuba's SCB project. Now also a vehicle for the UK producer's socially conscious thoughts, "Tide Slide", which is possibly a reference to the effects of climate change, sees him deliver a frosty techno groove.
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AL 016
29 Jun 18
Minimal/Tech House
29 Jun 18
Minimal/Tech House
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SOMA 501D
08 Sep 17
Techno
08 Sep 17
Techno
Review: Aside from his own Edit Select Records, Anthony MacKinnon aka Edit Select has been a big player in some very big labels like Prologue and Ostgut Ton throughout the years. The present Modularz has also been a core driver of the man's deep-minded techno frameworks, and this new EP feels like a return to form. Opening the skies is "The Drifter", a classic slice of headstrong techno spewing with bleeping atmospherics and propelled forwards by a sleek, tenebrous gust of ambience. "Last Seen Leaving" heads deeper into the whirlpool thanks to a hypnotic groove, and "Never Somewhere" offers a much needed dose of acid to inject a little nerves into the equation. That's us enjoying ourselves in case you hadn't understood...
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MOD 030
04 Jul 17
Techno
04 Jul 17
Techno
Played by: Jason Patrick
Review: Tony Scott has been releasing music since the early 90s and long before the Edit Select project was born, had impressed with the Detroit-influenced Percy X alias. This latest release as Edit Select relives some of that old magic: in particular, "16", with its resonating bass and whooshing chords, sees Scott fuse these older influences with his current, club-friendly style. On "11", the approach is more stripped back as he veers towards a hypnotic, linear workout. While "12" is in a similar vein, it does feature eerie textures rising up through the arrangement. It shows that more than most techno artists, Scott puts a lot of thought into his productions - no matter what alias he is working under.
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ANDROIDREC 013
14 Nov 16
Techno
14 Nov 16
Techno
