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Modeselektor
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MTR 119S1
01 Oct 21
Techno
01 Oct 21
Techno
Various
Review: To accompany Heiko Hoffmann's photography book of the same name, Above Board has compiled some of the best tracks to feature in Berlin clubs from the early 90s to nowadays. No Photos features the dramatic Detroit techno of 3MB's "The 4th Quarter" , while Mijk van Dijk and Tanith's 9-10-Boy project and Alec Empire's "SuEcide" capture the wide eyed rave of the early 90s. The compilation also features signature Berlin techno tracks - ss any record more closely linked to Hardwax/Berghain than the Maurizio Remix of Vainqueur's "Lyot"? -while the hypnotic bleeps of Sleeparchive's "Elephant Island" is a true minimal classic. Like the book, No Photos is expertly curated and executed.
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ABPLP 006
25 Jun 21
Techno
25 Jun 21
Techno
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MTR 112S1
14 Apr 21
Electro
14 Apr 21
Electro
Review: Long-time allies and electronic deviants Modeselektor and Sound Pellegrino joined forces for the direct and unflinching "Negativity" which surfaced on the latter's SND.PE Vol 1 compilation, and here the former give the track a release all of its own on 50 Weapons. The original track is centred around a deranged speech of comical bile while the musical construction stomps out a simple synth riff and straight-up jackhammer drums. Bambounou steps up for a remix that gets locked into a more detailed, snaking kind of rhythm peppered with robotic flecks of synth but focused largely on dextrous drums and whip-crack slithers of samples from the original.
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50WEAPONSRMX 04
01 Jul 19
Techno
01 Jul 19
Techno
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MTR 100DNLS7
01 Jul 19
Experimental/Electronic
01 Jul 19
Experimental/Electronic
Review: After a long, well-publicised farewell, Modeselektor's label finally bits the dust, with a release from the owners. For the fiftieth and final record, the German pair have recruited long-time Rhythm & Sound vocalist Paul St Hilaire. He brings his baleful, shanty style delivery to the intense, rolling title track, and if anything tempers the intensity of the massive, shimmering chord builds that unfold as "Trees" progresses. On the other side, there's "50 Trees". On this occasion, Modeselektor decide to drop out the beats and the listener is left to contend with dark, textured soundscapes, a chilling but evocative goodbye to one of techno's key imprints.
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50WEAPONS 050
01 Jul 19
Techno
01 Jul 19
Techno
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MTR 089S
17 May 18
Techno
17 May 18
Techno
