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Maxime Dangles
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Florian Meindl - "Desert Times" (feat Ricardo Phillips - Boris Brejcha remix remastered) - (7:29) 125 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Next up on Flash Recordings is an impressive collection of label owner Florian Mendl's work. While it is called minimal, this does not tell the whole story: "Desert Times", remixed here and featuring Ricardo Phillips' ponderous tones, is a spacious, dubbed out affair, while Stephan Bodzin's version of "The Beginning" is a dreamy but still effective slice of trancey techno. There are more stripped back tracks included, such as the rickety drums and repetitive samples of "Desire" and the metallic rhythms of "Natural Juice", but this compilation contains enough individualism and diversity - audible on the throbbing bass of "The Theorem" and the jacking "The Journey" to ensure it never veers into one-dimensional minimalism.
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FLASH 282
12 Nov 21
Techno
12 Nov 21
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Trance is never too far from Maxime Dangles' sound, and this influence is audible on his latest release for Electric Rescue's label. While "Cloudy River" is built on hammering kicks, it features tranced out melodies that lend it a frazzled, atmospheric feeling. There are no such concessions on "Dazzling Ray"; the drums are grainy and the percussion creaky as the French producer weaves in an acid sequence designed to blow minds. Meanwhile, "Dew of Heaven" marks a return of sorts to trance territories as ghostly vocal tones hang in the air over Dangles' intense percussive workout. Rounding out the release is Antigone's take on "Cloudy River", where the fast-rising techno artist delivers a spiralling, filtered workout.
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SKRPT 35
09 Mar 18
Techno
09 Mar 18
Techno
Review: Selected by label owner Ilario Alicante, this split release mines an underground but refreshingly diverse path. Hush & Sleep's "Perceptual Isolation" is a tough, acid-soaked pulser that rolls deep. There are no such niceties on SLV's "Meteor", a propulsive affair that resounds to rolling drums, tough kicks, lone bleeps and a ponderous vocal sample. On "Tentacles", the contribution from Maxime Dangles, a frazzled 303 and fuzzy bass intersect to create a sound not radically different to Sandwell District, while ZIPPO's track is more straightforward. "The Leopard Prey" is heavy, panel-beating techno, led by doubled up claps, steely kicks and discordant riffs.
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VIRGO/ 03
16 May 17
Techno
16 May 17
Techno
Played by: Umek
Review: Maxime Dangles' crisp, clear techno is a breath of fresh air. Taking the solid bars of icy synths and resonant pulsing bass of "Diskover" and splicing them into a minimal house atmosphere. The resulting tracks from this experimentation are the perfect epitome of minimal techno, yet the edgy frost is brushed off somehow by the warm influence of years of house music influences. Hauk 'n' Baum discard any semblance of warmth for their remix, crushing cold synths with big, flat beats with an addictive drive. The less-is-more approach of "Jupita" builds into a playful mish-mash of bleeps and blips when left alone; Ignacy Rome's remix is dancefloor techno at its height; harsh with a wry smile, restrained until the end. Delicious.
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PARQUET 061
21 Jun 13
Minimal/Tech House
21 Jun 13
Minimal/Tech House
John Digweed / Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Ben Coda, Dave Seaman, Microtrauma, Manhattan, Journeys By Djs, John Digweed
Review: Following a recent sell-out London show to celebrate the milestone anniversary of Digweed's iconic and genre leading record label he drops volume 14, and to us it sounds like one of the biggest and best yet. Across the 21 tracks, label favorites get a good showing, with; Pig & Dan's 'Crazy', Guy J with 'Mish Mash', and 'Whispering Leaves' from Marco Bailey. Plus a plethora of new talent coming through such as Maxime Dangles on 'Unsteady Curve'. Check out the tasty Electric Rescue mix of Digweed & Muir collab 'Raise'.. This is an essential for prog heads.
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BED14CD
08 Oct 12
Minimal/Tech House
08 Oct 12
Minimal/Tech House
Review: It's not like Bedrock have ever been off their game over the past decade, but it has to be said of late they have once again raised the bar and are rocking at their very best. Check out this brilliant five track EP from buzzy artist Maxime Dangles (behind last years 'Sante' smash). 'Hold Up' kicks things off nicely with a dark and intense vibe yet carrying plenty of energy and an infectious groove (which becomes the staple across all five tracks). 'My Boo', in perfect contrast is a lighter affair, while 'Spagetjack' and 'Transparence' go back to twisted club sounds.. You need to be packing this in your music collection.
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BEDDIGI 23
01 Oct 12
Progressive House
01 Oct 12
Progressive House
Review: A double header from Kompakt Extra, "Speicher 67" lets fly into breathless techno. Frenchman Maxime Dangles's "Bras De Zil" is raw techno that intensifies and then withdraws before Steve Moore takes us in darker, more menacing techno on his "Bayern Kurve." With plenty of energy throughout, this is one not to be missed.
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KOMPAKT EX 67
15 Mar 10
Techno
15 Mar 10
Techno
