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AHEDDNL 032
19 Nov 21
Ambient/Drone
19 Nov 21
Ambient/Drone
Various
Review: As befits one of techno's most revered labels, Tresor 30 is a comprehensive collection that takes in a breath-taking array of artists and sounds. The compilation features classics, such as Underground Resistance's "Final Frontier", remixed here into a clubbier shape, the spellbinding deep techno of Juan Atkins' "I Love You" and Jeff Mills' timeless banger, "Late Night", one of Tresor's signature tracks. These eternal works sit alongside contributions from newer artists: in particular, Afrodeutsche's "Can't Stop" is a wonderfully dreamy affair, while RRoxymore's "Multiplicity" teases new twists from percussive techno. Thirty years after its inception, Tresor is showing no signs of slowing down.
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405053 8712964
01 Oct 21
Techno
01 Oct 21
Techno
Review: Such has been the dizzying rise of Helena Hauff in recent years that the release of her second album, Qualm, feels like a genuine "event". Preceded by a limited, while label edition, the Hamburg producer's first full-length in three years is undoubtedly worthy of the growing hype surrounding it. By design, the 12 tracks are raw, distorted and lo-fi, with Hauff peppering heavyweight, redlined drum machine beats - think wayward Chicago jack, laidback electro and nails techno - with a mixture of razor-sharp acid lines, moody industrial textures and drowsy chords. The clattering intensity of the album's dancefloor moments is in sharp contrast to the creepy and evocative, soundtrack style electronic soundscapes showcased elsewhere on the album. These - ambient in ethos, but more experimental in tone - are frequently amongst the set's most inspired moments.
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ZENDNL 253
03 Aug 18
Experimental/Electronic
03 Aug 18
Experimental/Electronic
Played by: Borgie
Review: Every once in a while, the underground electro sound finds its way into electronic music's mainstream. The last time that this happened to a significant degree was during the late '90s and early '00s, with electroclash artists like Tiga and Fischerspooner representing its most mainstream iteration. No one could ever suggest that Helena Hauff is on the same level as these two acts, but she does provide modern electro with a face and an identity. Tellingly, on Desires, she neatly encapsulates everything that that is great about this form, from the moody soundtrack of "Silver Sand & Boxes Of Mould" to the rolling 808s and nightmarish synths of "L'Homme Mort" and "Tripartite Pact" to the higher-paced, tweaked electro funk of "Funereal Morality" and "Piece of Pleasure".
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WDNTDNL 014
04 Sep 15
Techno
04 Sep 15
Techno
Played by: Kid Who
Review: Hamburg-based DJ/producer Helena Hauff has come along way since making her debut on Actress's Ninja Tune-owned Werk Discs imprint back in 2013, delivering a debut album of sorts - the cassette-only acid/techno hybrid A Tape - earlier this year. He she returns to Werk Disc with arguably a new release of intense, paranoid, acid-flecked dancefloor workouts. There's naturally much to admire, from the breathless intensity of opener "Drowning Demons" and the full-throttle techno workout "The Bean Field & The Gods", to the tumbling Drexciyan electro meets lilting IDM of "The First Time He Thought, He Died".
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WDNTDNL 013
30 Mar 15
Techno
30 Mar 15
Techno
Played by: Paul Mac, Chrissy, Maelstrom, Kid Who, S-File, Juno Recommends Techno, Tomasz Guiddo, ORKA
Review: The hotly tipped Golden Pudel resident Helena Hauff joins forces with Andreas Gehm for a release on The Exaltics label. Unlike much of the output on Solar One, this four-tracker ignores electro in favour of a more malevolent sound. "Rupture" sets the tone for what is to come, its grainy beats and heavy claps marking out the relentless rhythm track approach that both artists have decided on. However, by the next track, "The Purely Painful Confrontation Of Opposites" it becomes clear that the duo want to fry their audience's brains with the most aggressive 303s since DJ Skull. "HKX" is just as punishing and "Solar Two" ends the split release with malevolent, pounding acid-fuelled beats.
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SOM 031
08 Sep 14
Techno
08 Sep 14
Techno
Review: A regular fixture at Hamburg's Golden Pudel club where she presides over the Birds and Other Instruments night, Helena Hauff is a killer DJ with a keen interest in classic and contemporary electro, something confirmed via the Obscure Object C90 mixtape released recently on the Krokodilo Tapes cassette label run by Blackest Ever Black. A longstanding friendship with Actress has resulted in his Werkdiscs label issuing Actio Reactio, her debut EP of solo productions. Both the title track and "Break Force" see Hauff utilize her arsenal of analogue gear to deliver two tracks of acid-drenched hardware techno in the mould of producers like Svengalisghost or Beau Wanzer, while shorter production "Micro Manifesto" is more grounded in the realm of primitive electronics with Minimal Wave act In Aeternam Vale a good reference point.
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WDNTDNL 005
05 Aug 13
Techno
05 Aug 13
Techno
