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Giovanni Carozza
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MINUS 013
20 Jan 23
Hard Techno
20 Jan 23
Hard Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: This split release on Sam Paganini's label delivers four different takes on techno, each as effective as the last. Giovanni Carozza's "Inversion" is a tough, peak-time affair, with pounding kicks aligned to militaristic percussion and a series of killer drops. On "Mahatma", Riddika opts for a minimal approach, with the driving rhythm augmented by a series of thunder claps and one-note stabs. As its title suggests, Rudy Ripani's "Housebeat" is house influenced, with a repetitive vocal sample weaving its way through a jacking groove. Rounding off this release is "Xero" by Alessandro Grops, a peak time affair that's powered by a pulsating, throbbing bass.
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JAM 025
12 Apr 21
Techno
12 Apr 21
Techno
Various
Review: Like previous instalments, the ninth volume of SUM sees Second State showcasing both emerging producers and well-known artists. The layered, menacing chords of Allan Feytor's "Portal" and Ferhat Albayrak & Kuvoka's dense but tripped out tribal groove on "Tobe Alloys" show that when it comes to identifying new talent, few imprints do it better than Pan-Pot's label. While SUM 9 also includes high-profile producers like Jay Lumen, who delivers the pounding kicks and throbbing bass of "Dust", the most impressive contributions come newer artists and the slamming ghetto techno of Frankyeffe's "Root" and Samanta's "Hello" really stand out.
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SNDST 086
14 Jan 21
Techno
14 Jan 21
Techno
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SNDST 086S5
31 Dec 20
Techno
31 Dec 20
Techno
Various
Review: For the second instalment of the Electric Soul Music series, Alan Fitzpatrick has recruited some new producers alongside well-known names. Embodying the label's tough but soulful approach is
Niereich Vs. Shadym & Linus Quick's "Don't Let Me Down", where pounding kicks and lithe break beats underpin haunting female vocals. Konrad delivers a similar sound, albeit with more brash vocals delivered over a rolling, filtered groove. Meanwhile, Tenzella represents an intense version of Fitzpatrick's sound, as acid lines are fired at hyper speed over the pounding drums of "Excuse". Representing better known artists and the more extreme end of We Are The Brave's sound, Filterheadz drops the rave siren and hardcore bass-led "Emphasis".
Niereich Vs. Shadym & Linus Quick's "Don't Let Me Down", where pounding kicks and lithe break beats underpin haunting female vocals. Konrad delivers a similar sound, albeit with more brash vocals delivered over a rolling, filtered groove. Meanwhile, Tenzella represents an intense version of Fitzpatrick's sound, as acid lines are fired at hyper speed over the pounding drums of "Excuse". Representing better known artists and the more extreme end of We Are The Brave's sound, Filterheadz drops the rave siren and hardcore bass-led "Emphasis".
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WATBCV 02
31 Jul 20
Techno
31 Jul 20
Techno
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BITT 150
24 Jun 19
Techno
24 Jun 19
Techno
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091012 430060
16 Mar 18
Techno
16 Mar 18
Techno
