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Manni Dee
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Various
Review: Long live team Alpha Pup, an excellently organised project that have moved onto the third edition of their epic '20/20' compilation series, exploring the most lethal reaches of underground bass music. Featuring hard hitting originals from the likes of Ivy Lab, Dismantle, Rocks FOE, Bakey and more, it's clear that the team have gone all out on this collection, with sounds ranging as wide as the hardcore inspired mysticism of 'Naananaana' from Rohaan, to the industrial techno-flavours of Ila Brugal's 'Cynical'. The whole project packs a punch, but our highlights would have to include both the intense metallic madness of Deft's 'OKURTHEEXPERT', alongside Manni Dee's monstrous 'Wet Slide' creation. Top work all around!
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2020LDN 061
29 Mar 24
Bass
29 Mar 24
Bass
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5060845 323875
06 Dec 23
Experimental/Electronic
06 Dec 23
Experimental/Electronic
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5060845 323868
06 Dec 23
Experimental/Electronic
06 Dec 23
Experimental/Electronic
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5060845 323851
01 Nov 23
Techno
01 Nov 23
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Downtempo
Review: Manni Dee pulls out his production chops on this release combining with Akiko Haruna on vocals and Safety Trance - otherwise known as Cardopusher. Together the three create a sound that somehow invokes Nine Inch Nails and Evanescence only more grime and industrially focussed - to even pulling up some deeper hardcore and industrial references. "Frowzy" is gritty and hard with a touch of solemnity and goth, while "Vapours" errs to the more rave and trance side of things, with big clashes of wild drums and future tech, stepping beats. Hardcore for the ballroom.
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SILKSTEEL 004
15 Aug 23
Balearic/Downtempo
15 Aug 23
Balearic/Downtempo
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5060845 322267
22 Nov 22
Techno
22 Nov 22
Techno
Manni Dee feat Di-Vincent
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Following last year's Idolise the Ugly release, Manni Dee hooks up with Di-Vincent for an unusual but rewarding take on hard techno. The title track revolves around Dee's typical sledgehammer beats and driving rhythms. However, the repetitive vocal samples, coupled with an eerie synth sequence, really set it apart. When the track breaks down to provide Di-Vincent the platform to deliver his narrative, it becomes clear that Dee has pushed this production and more broadly his sound, into a more accessible place. The edit provides another opportunity to showcase Di-Vincent's spellbinding vocals - don't be surprised to hear this version cross over to mainstream clubs during the summer.
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SILKSTEEL 001
07 Jun 22
Techno
07 Jun 22
Techno
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Perc's Tracks Of... has become the unofficial annual state of the hard techno nation synopsis, and 2020 is no different. It features label favourites such as AnD, Manni Dee and Scalameriya, who contribute linear, driving tracks (Dee's "The Wolves" and "Exploit Me, I'm Yours"), crunchy industrial bangers ( Scalameriya's intense "Plothole") and searing acid workouts (AnD's "Morning Sesh").
But this year's edition also welcomes newer names to the stable such as Ghost in the Machine and Tymon, who impress with the visceral "Breaking the Seal" and the broken beat "Woodman" respectively. The compilation also collects tracks that veteran producer The Advent's released this year on the label, with the lean rhythm of "Scorched" and the jacking "Planting Seeds" - a follow-up to the 1997 track "House Seed" - really standing out.
But this year's edition also welcomes newer names to the stable such as Ghost in the Machine and Tymon, who impress with the visceral "Breaking the Seal" and the broken beat "Woodman" respectively. The compilation also collects tracks that veteran producer The Advent's released this year on the label, with the lean rhythm of "Scorched" and the jacking "Planting Seeds" - a follow-up to the 1997 track "House Seed" - really standing out.
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TPTDIGI 071
18 Dec 20
Techno
18 Dec 20
Techno
Review: Perc Trax provided the platform for one of Manni Dee's biggest breakthrough tracks, "London Isn't England", and he returns to the label to deliver another peak-time EP. "The Wolves" revolves around a bruising industrial rhythm that underpins aggro vocals and hardcore hoover riffs. On "Do As They Don't", Dee ups the pace and the pitch of his vocal samples, with a Pinky'n'Perky-style vocal loop set to pummelling, steely kicks. Maintaining this approach on "Exploit Me, I'm Yours", Dee keeps the intensity up by delivering a pulverising drum track that sees the levels pushed firmly into the red.
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TPT 087
05 Jun 20
Techno
05 Jun 20
Techno
Various
Review: The eighth series in Perc Trax's remix series sees some of techno's biggest names rework the label's back catalogue. It opens with Amelie Lens delivering a thumping, big-room take on Perc's own "Look What Your Love Has Done To Me". DJ Boss goes down a linear but visceral route for his Schranz take on RVDE's "90s Hammer", while Ghost In The Machine turns Perc & Truss' "Leather & Lace" into a juggernaut banger, led by screeching riffs, looped vocal samples and a pounding kick. For a more streamlined take on peak-time techno, take a listen to Perc's own VIP take on "Look What Your Love Has Done To Me" ,while for those lovers of layered, noisy bangers, look no further than Ansome's remix of Manni Dee's "London Isn't England".
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TPTDIGI 070
03 Apr 20
Techno
03 Apr 20
Techno
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SLAMD 007
27 Feb 19
Techno
27 Feb 19
Techno
Various
Review: What a year it's been for Perc Trax. The label's long-term championing of harder-edged techno has paid off, with the roster starting to get wider recognition. Manni Dee's contribution to this year in review compilation is the pounding techno of "Gulabi Gang", which comes close to 140bpm and features wild screeches and howls. Scalameriya, another artist championed by the label, drops three tracks that characterise this tough techno sound; "Crucible" is a straight up sheet metal banger, while on "Slobodna" he opts for a noisy industrial approach and "Hellzone Megapunk" is an ear bleed-inducing pounder. I Hate Models is the artist most likely to make the big break though, as the pile-driving acid of "Spreading Plague" and the break beat-led "Martial Order" demonstrate.
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TPTDIGI 067
21 Dec 18
Techno
21 Dec 18
Techno
Review: Perc Trax launches a new split release series with a difference. All of the tracks on Forever 1 have been tested in clubs by label owner Ali 'Perc' Wells', and it shows. Manni Dee's "Gulabi Gang" is a ferocious stomper, led by concrete weight kicks and wild metallic riffs, while on Rebekah's "Diamond in the Rough", visceral drums, noisy percussion and white noise riffs prevail. The label has also tapped Scalameriya for a track and "Slobodna" resounds to broken percussion, noisy betas and a searing central riff that fades in and out, causing a sense of disorientation. Last but not least is John Heckle's Head Front Panel project with the aptly named "Furious", a malevolent slice of early Mills-influenced, dense techno.
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TPT 080
06 Jul 18
Techno
06 Jul 18
Techno
Review: London based Manni Dee returns after some full-on explorations in extremity, for the likes of Perc Trax, Layla and Emetic with this brand new killer for the esteemed Tresor. The production of The Residue EP was inspired by his home city, the British capital and its general living conditions. Topics such as social cleansing, inequality and the general political situation and how this in turn 'informs internal and external locus of control'. From the abrasive factory floor assault of "Subterranean Choke", the repulsive dark ambient of "At The Mercy Of The Muse" and its uneasy narrative, or the blistering title track with its pounding industrial rhythms and textural noise - all reaching straight for the jugular!
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TRESOR 304
29 Jun 18
Experimental/Electronic
29 Jun 18
Experimental/Electronic
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TRESOR 304S1
15 Jun 18
Experimental/Electronic
15 Jun 18
Experimental/Electronic
Various
Review: Much like imprints cuh as In Paradisum a few years back, the Leyla imprtin is killing it on the space that resides between house, techno and noise, with artists from all three disciplines working together for a sound that is both unique to the label and highly representative of the times we're living in. It's a various artists compilation this time around, with names like Mondkopf, Codex Empire, Von Grall and Manni Dee all bursting through the speakers with their inimitably tenebrous approach to crafting dark, underground industrial music with a techno edge. Although you'll undoubtedly be peddled some hyped releases from other labels, you should not walk away from here without having listened to this because, in our opinion, this is the cr?me-de-la-cr?me right now. Sick.
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LEYLAVA 004
16 Mar 18
Experimental/Electronic
16 Mar 18
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Apart from releases on hard techno labels like Earwiggle and Black Sun, Manni Dee was also responsible for the debut record on Leyla, back in 2015. He returns to the label for his latest outing, and it proves to be a thrilling affair. Taking inspiration from gabba and early 90s Frankfurt trax, Dee conjures up a frightening image for techno. On "Insurrection Erection", this takes the form of Joke Lanz howling and shrieking his way over a pounding rhythm track. "Estrangement Between" is more nuanced and sees Dee use crisp break beats and powerful subs to deliver his message. "Combination Acts" deploys a similar approach, but on this occasion, the breaks are covered in dense percussive swathes and hypnotic chants. The hyper-speed bass and wild acidic squelches of "That Jingoism Stench" close out this intense but idiosyncratic release.
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LEYLA 008
15 Sep 17
Techno
15 Sep 17
Techno
Various
Review: For its 50th release, UK-based Osiris Music has rightly thought of landing with a fully-packed compilation from all corners of its vast and explorative catalogue. As a side note, it's important to say that this imprint, along with a few other key stables, has been responsible for the successful merging of the techno and dubstep worlds over the last 5 years. Ipman's broken, techno-leaning tool "Persistent Dread" is a great example of this early on, with peeps like Pessimist or MAnnic also providing some new and exciting flavours in the field. The one like Killawatt is also on duty here, bringing through some delightfully eerie industrial vibes, while Paul Mac, Sleeper, and Juno favourite Manni Dee deliver amuch needed 4/4 swing to liven the dance up. Fully-packed and loaded.
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OSMUK 050
28 Jul 17
Experimental/Electronic
28 Jul 17
Experimental/Electronic
Review: There have been some attempts to re-imagine the foot-stomping anger of gabba in recent years, but few have come close to emulating the raw form energy that Manni Dee's productions spew forth. Not that Dee is a fan of Dutch skinhead music. If anything, his work takes its cues from techno and its attendant free party circuit as well as a sense of disillusionment with ordered society. In Perc, he has found an ally, and this release is timely. As the UK stands on the brink of breaking away from Europe, the pounding, juggernaut rhythms of "Mephi" and the brilliant "London Isn't England" (featuring Ewa Justika) sound all the more prescient. Completing this excellent, socially aware release is the gloomy, beatless throb of "Adorable Disorder".
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TPT 073
27 Jan 17
Techno
27 Jan 17
Techno
Rebekah / Various
Played by: Joachim Spieth, Sander Van Doorn, Dave Clarke, Chris Liebing, Ben Klock, Patrick DSP, Trevor Benz
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CRLDA 010
21 Nov 14
Techno
21 Nov 14
Techno
Played by: Paul Mac
Review: Following releases on Black Sun Records and Candela Rising, promising UK techno producer Manni Dee gets seriously heavy on Simon Shreeve's (aka Kryptic Minds) Osiris Music. Manni Dee provides the label with three tracks, and the first, "Nicotine Kisses", is a rolling, but broken beat techno jam similar to Lucy's work before his Word Play For Working Bees album, while a bass rumbling but beatless "Man Is Free, Man Is Freedom" sounds similar to the cavernous sounds of Japanese duo Steven Porter. "Sister Nobody" is frenetic and beat down once again with Milton Bradley-like atmospheres only with a UK touch of sewer bass, while Monic (aka Simon Shreeve) throws down a syncopated remix that could also quite happily find a home on Perc Trax.
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OSMUK 040EP
27 Oct 14
Techno
27 Oct 14
Techno
Review: Perc has clearly found a soulmate in Oscar Mulero, and here the duo present another collaboration between their two tough, heads-down techno imprints. Mulero's gnarled-but-futuristic "Blackstar" is arguably the best thing here. It's as hypnotic as you'd expect, but there's a whisper of melody and soul amongst the intensity. The same can be said about Manni Dee's "Serenity", which breaks up the beats a little to add a little more fluidity to an otherwise pulsating, metronomic techno groove. Those looking for more straightforward, no-holds bared after-hours techno should check Formula Strategy Group's "Rundoled", and the ricocheting atmospherics of Exium's "Raw Visions".
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TPT 060
20 Jan 14
Techno
20 Jan 14
Techno
