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Jerome Hill
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Review: Jerome Hill is one of the UK's most talented DJs and he applies his distinctive,hard-edged style to this debut for DABJ. Putting an emphasis on tough, jacking tracks, Hill in-vokes the spirit of rave on the wild sub-bass frequencies of "Murked Man", while the raw analogue jack of "Pelican Neck" is redolent of the 90s techno experiments of Neil Land-strumm and Tobias Schmidt. It's no surprise that "1994" is also inspired by techno from that period, with clattering drums and insistent tonal bleeps prevailing. "Chinzmania" meanwhile, takes influence from Hill's chopped up DJing style for a rough ghetto track.
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DABJ 1232
29 Mar 21
Techno
29 Mar 21
Techno
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DONT 041
28 Sep 20
Techno
28 Sep 20
Techno
Various
Review: Slap me sideways and call me Grandpa, it's a new instalment of Killekill's Megahits series, and that means a burst of noxious techno beats from all angles. As with previous editions, we have 6 sides of wax all filled with new killers from the label's best, including Eomac, who delivers the supremely messed-up "Angel In The Marble", Bintus' nasty-as-ever acid on "Re-Clocking Knob", a gorgeous collaborative efforts from Cassegrain and Tin Man dubbed "Ad Hoc", Alex Cortex's unsurprisingly curious and marvellous "Tensegrity", and a very special appearance from Detroit legend Blake Baxter with the banging "Acid Warp Time Travel". The rest if as good, if not better - pure gold from the likes of Dez Williams, Jerome Hill, Detroit Grand Pubahs etc.
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KILLEKILL 025
23 May 16
Techno
23 May 16
Techno
Played by: Trevor Benz
Review: Jerome Hill is one of UK techno's best-kept secrets and on Sound, he shows why he de-serves far more recognition. The title track is a tough rhythm track, its pitch-bent vocal lend-ing it the same kind of tripped out sound as Hill's own DJ sets. "Scallywag" sees Hill borrow from rave and ghetto house in equal measure to craft a truly unusual track. The tempo is faster than "Lovely Sound" and the primal rhythm features a female vocal sample competing with a mysterious male - urging Hill to 'give it to them' - for the listener's attention. Closing track "Restraint" sees Hill drop the pace, but the screeching siren riffs and robust tribal drums are as powerful as the preceding tracks.
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DONT 030
28 Mar 16
Techno
28 Mar 16
Techno
