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Luis Ruiz
Browse the latest digital releases by Luis Ruiz
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The Ripped & Michaelangelo - "The Man Who Builds Contellations" (Michaelangelo remix) - (5:22) 127 BPM
The Ripped & Andrea Belluzzi - "The Man Who Builds Contellations" (Andrea Belluzzi remix) - (9:19) 127 BPM
The Ripped & Blind Summit - "The Man Who Builds Contellations" (Blind Summit remix) - (8:14) 128 BPM
The Ripped & I1 Ambivalent - "The Man Who Builds Contellations" (I1 Ambivalent remix) - (5:53) 130 BPM
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UTCHTB
03 Nov 14
Techno
03 Nov 14
Techno
Review: If you're looking for evidence that hard techno is still alive and well, you'd be well-advised to check 'New World Order'. Tuomas Rantanen's 'Echo Tangents' is the most intense contribution, its distorted break beats and droning synths bludgeoning the listener into submission, but it's a close battle as Oliver Kuchera's 'Keychain' is an insane panel-beating track and the evil analogue yelps and droning synths of Pablo Bosio's 'Baalzephon' are reminiscent of the highlights of James Ruskin's and Surgeon's late 90s work. The highlight however is Luis Ruiz' 'Greenskin'; less pacey than the other contributions, its eerie chords and intense filtering and driving percussion will endear it to fans of Technasia and Jerome Sydenham.
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PRO 003
14 Feb 11
Techno
14 Feb 11
Techno
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TFR 01
16 May 12
Techno
16 May 12
Techno
Review: Argentinean producer Luis Ruiz drops a stunning pure techno four-tracker on his Subsequent Limited side-label. "The Long Tomorrow" has the same grimy, acid-caked beats as classic Jeff Mills and provides a visceral wake-up call for the bland new wave of techno. "Merrick" also worships at the altar of Detroit techno, but on this occasion, it's the jacking metallic minimalism and grainy organs of vintage Robert Hood that provide inspiration. "Fires of Molech" opts for a Downwards take on techno, its huge, churning filters propelled over heavy kicks. "The Holographic Talbot" completes the release, with Ruiz opting for a more mellow sound, as the warbling acid lines bubble over an undulating groove.
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SUB 01 LTD
02 Apr 12
Techno
02 Apr 12
Techno
Played by: Mudrost, Tony Silver, Maxx Rossi, Andreas Florin, Mirko S., Mattias Fridell, Enclave, Posthuman
Review: The Ancients is one of the best examples of a new producer embracing abstract sounds. Both "Big Bang Origins" and "Children Of The Gods" start off as eerie, textured soundscapes, but in the case of the former, it lapses into distorted Regis-style techno beats, while the latter veers into classic "X-102/3"-era Mills grooves, with snares crashing and flailing as the spooky textures persist. A similar Mills-inspired approach is applied on "Giants Upon The Earth", but Ruiz also knows how to make more mellow grooves as the brittle claps and yelping melodies of "Cromagnon Modified For Anunnakis" and the dreamy early 90s UK techno styled "Alpha" so ably demonstrate.
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SSR 20
27 Apr 11
Techno
27 Apr 11
Techno
