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Jerome Hill
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CKNOWEP 50DIGI
02 Nov 23
Techno
02 Nov 23
Techno
Review: With a background in running record stores, Jerome Hill is also the brains behind the Don't and Super Rhythm Trax labels and one of the UK's finest techno DJs. Hill brings all of these influences to bear on his debut album, Flow Mechanics. There are wild acid excursions on "Walk The Plank" and "The Doctor Will See You Now". On "Deafening Lull", he fuses noisy bass and ticking percussion with an irresistible electro swagger, while in contrast, "Afterlife" resounds to raucous break beats and a funk bassline. "Stax Had The Funk" and "More Chicken" sees Hill take Chicago jack as a starting point. He proceeds to integrate clanging rhythms and dark bass pulses with dreamy chords and trippy 303s - realised seamlessly by a proper underground hero.
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HYPELP 022
03 Mar 23
Techno
03 Mar 23
Techno
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AJC 157D
13 Aug 21
Minimal/Tech House
13 Aug 21
Minimal/Tech House
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ACJ 131D
21 Feb 20
Techno
21 Feb 20
Techno
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WOD004D
25 Jul 18
Deep House
25 Jul 18
Deep House
Review: Super Rhythm Trax brings you the freshest acid, house and techno with a hefty nod to the mid to late 80's originators. They're back with head honcho Jerome Hill, who serves up three old-school bangers for the 'nu-school' on "Cley Hill Transmissions". The dark and tunnelling warehouse techno of "Back & Forth" features some soaring and euphoric 303 acid that will make you feel like you're at one of Hawtin's Plastik parties at The Packard circa '94. "Weird Language" features a screwed up vocal hook above an overdriven/broken kick and 'percolator' style claps - which once again will truly appeal to '90s techno nostalgists. Finally, we have the bleepy UK rave of "Close Encounters" which is sure to create some added drama on the dancefloor when the strobe light comes on! 2017 has seen the label serve up releases by other like minded introverts in the form of John Heckle, Jared Wilson and the legendary Ed DMX.
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SRTX 020
22 Dec 17
Techno
22 Dec 17
Techno
Played by: Trevor Benz
Review: Hill traces his roots back to the days of free parties and it's no coincidence that this aesthetic is etched into his production style. Accordingly, "Toy Box" is a wild, lo-fi ride through some of the most primal iterations of what is called techno. On "Donkey Bite", Hill delivers a teeth-rattling ghetto workout, its stomping, relentless rhythm housing a repetitive vocal sample. The aptly named "Slither" sees the Don't boss drop layer upon layer of acid over chain mail percussion, while "Mr Worm" sees him descend into wild, frequency-shifting tones. Most impressive though is "Torque Talk", where he resurrects the noisy bleep'n'bass sound of early Neil Landstrumm for a riotous finale.
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DONT 035
19 Jun 17
Techno
19 Jun 17
Techno
Review: Retrovert Jerome Hill runs Super Rhythm Trax & Fat Hop in addition to Don't: which presents Toy Box Part 1: more snapshots of techno's heyday in the early nineties via London. Starting off with the powerful rave techno stomp of "Egg Roll" which calls to mind legends like CJ Bolland, Joey Beltram or Cybersonik, there's the then the roughneck breakbeat action of "Scez Princess" which will appeal to all UK ravers back in the day. Then, "I Know" goes for that wacky Green Velvet style of percolator jack as made famous on Relief Records that Hill has proven to be much a fan of over the years.
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DONT 034
22 May 17
Techno
22 May 17
Techno
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SWORDS 001
12 Sep 16
Techno
12 Sep 16
Techno
Played by: Fear-E, Paul Langley, S-File, SKREAM, Juno Recommends Techno, Trevor Benz, Cos BV (Car Crash Set)
Review: London techno legend Jerome Hill is back on his home turf for the 13th edition of Super Rhythm Trax. With a name like "It's Time For The" it hardly left anything to the imagination did it? But this crafty edit of the Cajmere classic. Other highlights include the Windy City hard house of "Lollypop Lady" which pays tribute to the notorious Relief Records imprint and the Dancemania dedicated jackathon that is "Def Jamming". One for the heads!
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SRTX 013
25 Jul 16
Techno
25 Jul 16
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
