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Markus Suckut
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Review: Markus Suckut returns to Odd Even after a two-year gap with a fine deep techno release. "Eyes" is a lush track, featuring layered pads supported by a rolling rhythm and subtle vocal snippets. On "Teufelsberg", Suckut ventures farther down the esoteric path, where rickety drums are fused with looped sound scapes. It sounds abstract but is still irresistibly funky. "Promised Land" is more in keeping with typical deep techno, as Suckut maps out a combination of wiry rhythm and steely drums with ghostly, acid-laced synths. The only outlier is "Tube", but even on this less musical track, Suckut's drums are layered and the percussion rattles hypnotically.
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ODDEVEN 031
01 Oct 21
Techno
01 Oct 21
Techno
Played by: Joris Voorn
Review: Suckut returns to Andre Kronet's label with a killer dance floor EP. The title track is an irresistible, rolling affair, halfway between house and techno, and featuring a hypnotic vocal loop. On "Prism Part One", Suckut ups the tempo and drops a searing acid line that burns its way over doubled up claps. The second iteration of "Prism" is even more dance floor focused: based on a heavy 303 line, pitch bent hats and rolling snare drums, these elements veer into Emanuel Top-style pandemonium. Changing tact again, "Backyard" inhabits a similar territory as "Promises", albeit with tougher drums, rasping percussion and a indistinguishable vocal loop.
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ODDEVEN 026
22 Nov 19
Techno
22 Nov 19
Techno
Various
Review: A journey through waveforms, transmission and light with label boss Andre Kronert on Odd Even Volume One, where he carefully curates an intoxicating mix comprised of some of the label's finest moments. Highlights not limited to: boss man Kronert on the dirty acid jack of "Ain't No Funny Dirty Old Man Music (Jeroen Search Remix) and the tunnelling techno of "Isolation", German veteran Johannes Heil who is fine form as always on the trance-indicing "Gospel Seven" and the barrelling peak time thriller "By Night Part Three" through to label staple Markus Suckut who delivers his typically contorted style of techno on "Your Legs", plus ever impressive Italian duo Boston 168 doing their usual mentalist thing on the acidic "Oblivion" and "Nightcall" respectively.
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ODDEVENVA 001
01 Aug 19
Techno
01 Aug 19
Techno
Review: Following on from his excellent long player, Resist, Suckut now drops this killer four-tracker. While the German producer's second artist album saw him explore a range of styles and moods, this release is all about the dance floor. "Your Legs" is a murky, percussive affair that resounds to distant sirens and dense, shuffling drums. On "Your Head", Suckut goes for an all-out acid assault, featuring a central 303 line so virulent and claps so militant that the combination will flatten anything that gets in its way. On "Your Arms", he offers a more loose approach, with a raw bass underpinning a shuffling, percussive rhythm, while on "Your Body", Suckut opts for a minimal, stripped back house workout that takes influence from Dan Bell.
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ODDEVEN 010
27 Apr 17
Techno
27 Apr 17
Techno
