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91 REC14
04 Nov 16
Techno
04 Nov 16
Techno
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ATTSD 025
09 Apr 18
Techno
09 Apr 18
Techno
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DSTR 605
11 Apr 24
Breakbeat
11 Apr 24
Breakbeat
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Review: The ninth instalment of Dynamic Reflection's Vault compilation series achieve a fine balance of depth and force. There's the reflective break beats of Joey M's "Listen to Me", Detroit producer Uun's dubbed out "Cyclical Nature" is a deeply atmospheric affair and Luigi Tozzi's "Irini" is populated by chiming melodies. However, that's not to suggest that this volume has abandoned the label's tougher dance floor approach, and Vault contains heavy contributions that counterbalance the more introspective pieces. There's the tearing bass and hypnotic bleeps of Linear Straight's "Epoxy", while Fixeer's "Mito" is a linear affair led by driving percussion and Sleeparchive-like tonal repetition.
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DRC 009
21 Jan 22
Techno
21 Jan 22
Techno
Review: Known for his work on the Illegal Alien label, Norbak now debuts on Dynamic Reflection with this dense, murky record. "Marah 1" starts proceedings with a dense, filtered arrangement that is underpinned by spaced out beats. It's intense but still has a somewhat esoteric undercurrent. On "Marah 2", Norbak picks up the pace for a more clubby, rolling workout that resounds to sweeping filters as well as pin prick bleeps that weave in and out of the arrangement. The Dutch label has commissioned remixes of both tracks. Farceb turns the first "Marah" into a hypnotic, tunnelling version, led by heavy kicks, while Moddullar's take on the second "Marah" is more lithe and atmospheric, working the original version's textures into a deep, break beat arrangement.
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TN 022
26 Jun 18
Techno
26 Jun 18
Techno
Review: The latest release on Faut Section is a dynamic split EP. It opens with "Code Of Deception", a collaboration between label owner Lewis Fautzi and Norbak. Centred on a tough, stepping rhythm, it sees the duo factor in dubbed out percussion for maximum impact. Oscar Mulero's "Zw System" is more direct; it features a rolling, tribal groove, populated by a cacophony of frazzled percussion. Temudo's "Niiv" also makes use of metallic hi hats, but has a punchier feel, thanks to the use of dense kicks. "Time Domain" by Kessell pushes in an opposite direction: focused on a visceral bass and a stepping rhythm, it's a distinctive but functional affair.
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FAUT 052
12 May 23
Techno
12 May 23
Techno
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FLOAT 035
17 Jun 19
Techno
17 Jun 19
Techno
