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Frank De Wulf
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Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: It's been over 30 years since Frank De Wulf set up the B-Sides series, which he said at the time was designed to create 'mixing possibilities' that 'contain popular and stimulating rhythms'. "Magic Orchestra" was one of the first tracks to be released in that series. Like its original release in 1990, this new set of remixes is designed to cater for dance floor demand, albeit in a more evolved form. On Luke Slater's 'Live Jack Edit' as Planetary Assault Systems, this contemporary approach manifests itself in the form of a lean, linear groove. Meanwhile, Slater opts for a different approach on the 'Vortex' version. Led by an angular, steely rhythm, this interpretation sees mysterious synth lines bubbling up through the arrangement - a sound that's as otherworldly as de Wulf's own early productions.
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MM 181D
28 Apr 23
Techno
28 Apr 23
Techno
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: German label Tronic Soundz drops a compilation that does exactly what it says on the tin, bringing together some of contemporary techno's finest releases. Maceo Plex's edit of Der Dritte Raum's "Hale Bopp" turns the trance classic into a sleek techno affair, while Humantronic's "Invado" is a similar linear rhythm with a focus on the dance floor. Meanwhile, on "Fire", CJ Bolland veers into dark electro territory, while another 90s veteran Frank de Wulf, drops a hypnotic, stripped back rhythm on "Fifth Insight". Ramping up the intensity levels, Sikora's "Plough" is a dark, stepping techno track that has echoes of the Fachwerk catalogue.
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TS 207
20 Nov 20
Techno
20 Nov 20
Techno
Phil Mison / Various
Review: Out Of The Blue, Phil Mison's first compilation for some time, was apparently inspired by his first few trips to the White Isle of Ibiza, and specifically the unlikely set of circumstances that led to him filling in for Jose Padilla at Cafe Del Mar. Musically, it's reflective of the story, joining the dots between impossible-to-find rarities (see the loved-up instrumental jazz-rock of "Jelly" by The Cactus Rose Project and the life-affirming fusion business of Christoph Spendel Group's "Forever", for starters), huggable Balearic synth-pop, flamenco-inspired sunset gems, and a smattering of head-in-the-clouds Italian dream house killers. Given Mison's heritage and status as one of Balearica's top selectors, it's perhaps unsurprising that Out Of The Blue is undeniably brilliant.
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LENGCD012DD
09 Jun 17
Balearic/Downtempo
09 Jun 17
Balearic/Downtempo
Various
Played by: Wanda Jackson
Review: Despite not being a name on everyone's lips, Belgium is, actually pretty freakin' awesome. They've given us lots of cool clothes, food and architecture, but in terms of music? Unbelievable. The previous two volumes of The Sounds Sound Of Belgium were mind-blowing excursions into uber stylish electronic music from disco to EBM to techno. Now we have Volume Three. We 56 examples of awesomeness here to get through but highlights include the punky creep-funk of "Poison" by The Weathermen, the staccato electro of "The Voice" by Telex and the techno on steroids mayhem of "Horsepower" by Ravesignal. This album is gold!
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LMFLF 318D
25 Nov 16
Funky/Club House
25 Nov 16
Funky/Club House
