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Review: Objekt has a real knack for unveiling a spicy new creation, with this incredible new two tracker giving us another quick blink into his mind's production eye. We open up with a proper gnarly roller in 'Bad Apples' gently swivelling between pulsating synthetic drives and almost industrialised dancehall style drum loops, all pushing and pulsating towards a seriously cool cascading crescendo. On the flip, we dive into an even more abstract creation as 'Ballast' delivers an explosively blippy design, focussing on stuttering glitches and big room 808 bangs, giving us a solid B-side alternative. Exceptional work here!
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OBJEKT 005
06 Jul 22
Bass
06 Jul 22
Bass
Review: The fourth installment on Objekt's self-titled label has been one of the most eagerly awaited releases of 2017. So is it worth the wait? "Needle & Thread" is an atmospheric, mesmerizing stepper, with the UK producer's lithe, snappy drums underpinning swirling synths, hallucinogenic keyboard squiggles and deft filter action. However, "Theme from Q" is the track that has been praised by all. A tribute to the now shut Basement Q club, it sees TJ Hertz set a dinky house keyboard line to hiccuping drums, pressure cooker builds and a meaty bass to create the most distinctive break beat techno track since Kevin Saunderson's Reese project. On this rare occasion, the hype has been justified.
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OBJEKT 004
05 May 17
Techno
05 May 17
Techno
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KERN 003
15 Jul 16
Techno
15 Jul 16
Techno
Review: In something of a dream pairing for Leisure System, this split disc spans the old guard of electro and those well versed in pushing it into new contortions. Dopplereffekt is of course one of the most lauded of all post-Drexciya projects, and new material comes few and far between. "Delta Wave" is a lavish, sweeping wonder of celestial voices and sci-fi mystery that satisfies all your desires without sounding like a re-hash of old material. On the flipside Objekt has risen to the occasion and delivered one of his most outright electro-infused belters to date, keeping the beat rigid but funky, and working similar amounts of drawn out pads into the mix while keeping the crafty edits and playful sounds as limber as ever.
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LSR 012
01 Sep 14
Electro
01 Sep 14
Electro
Review: Since 2012 Power Vacuum has made a name for itself by releasing unrelenting rave and acid fuelled techno. After a strong second year of releases that included contributions from Mark Broom and EDMX, as well as several releases from label founder Milo Smee, the first Power Vacuum release of 2014 introduces five new artists on a split release. Although the highlight for many will be a rare track from Objekt, the angular shock and awe techno of "Balloons", the rest of the contributions are equally great. Turbo's latest recruits Joe Farr and J.Tijn team up for the steamroller that is "Mustard Sucker" while Ukrainian hard techno producer Positive Merge delivers the relentless gabber-esque stomp of "Note", but perhaps the most eye-catching inclusion is the new An-i project from Lee Douglas that recently debuted on Minimal Wave's sister label Cititrax, with the ex-TBD man delivering the scrambled frequencies of "Convo". In a word: essential.
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POWVAC 008
18 Mar 14
Techno
18 Mar 14
Techno
Played by: Pixelord
Review: There's a lot of hype surrounding TJ Hertz's work, but thankfully the young producer has the talent to deliver. "Agnes Demise" is all twitchy, hyperactive percussion, a lumbering rhythm and the most merciless kicks and gut-busting bass drops known to man (or machine). All the while that sense of unrest, almost like an itch that won't go away, pervades. "Fishbone" is even more complex; the rhythm feels like it's going to trip over itself and jittery claps support a series of dark sonic blips and jarring riffs. It's chaotic but Hertz manages to navigate his way through the sonic madness with his sanity intact.
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OBJEKT 003
19 Nov 13
Techno
19 Nov 13
Techno
Played by: Slam
Review: Continuing the nascent Bleep Green series of releases, Warp's faithful online arm draws on two surefire success stories that in many ways define the crossover between techno and dubstep, albeit in different ways. Objekt is in limber form, firing off ricocheting electro drum patterns in a densely realised soundworld of subtle hum and cell-quaking sub bass. Cosmin TRG is in a slower 4/4 driven mood, but there's a continued embrace of dystopian tones that matches Objekt's own malaise. As the acid slowly edges its way into the song structure, it's clear there is no light at the end of this particularly dank tunnel.
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BLPGRN 002
25 Feb 13
Techno
25 Feb 13
Techno
Review: After the last Objekt record got everyone frothing at the mouth, he returns with another two tracks of techno-dubstep fusion goodness. "CLK Recovery" warms up with a sound-laden start before a Detroit jazz-lick fills the space between the beats. Three minutes in the noise falls away to an uptempo thump replete with thunderous snares. "Unglued" is more broken as a stepping intro quickly gives way to rubbery synths. Things don't stagnate for long as a bumping groove pulls up before another cheeky jazz refrain and yet more rhythms. It's not often you find floor-ready bangers that also boast such dynamism.
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OBJEKT 002
11 Jul 11
Techno
11 Jul 11
Techno
Played by: T.R.O., Alkalino, Seiji, Untold, Vorres (Vrrs), KLIPAR, Seiji, DJS: MOST CHARTED - DUBSTEP/UK FUNK, Bobby Champs, GAZE ILL
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OBJEKT 001
31 Jan 11
Deep Dubstep
31 Jan 11
Deep Dubstep
