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Patrick Gil
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Review: Gynoid Audio has become a recognised name in techno largely down to the sheer output of music the label delivers on a regular basis. This week Gynoid reach their 100th release milestone which they've turned into a compilation featuring a trusted collection of emerging and well-established names. Starting with the former, Mary Velo, Lee Holman, 88uw and Wata Igarashi, each provide a deep, reverb-laden club track, with Holman providing the most colour with the acid spurting "Operative". Schooled support comes from Synwave boss Damon Wild and the dark control room bleeps he brings with "Lost Base", while Aubrey delivers the funkiest production of the compilation, "Trigger 45". But before any of this takes place, it's Advance Human, aka Gynoid's CEO, Simon Hi-Shock, that begins proceedings with the dubby "Reincarnation".
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GYNOIDD 100A
27 Jan 14
Techno
27 Jan 14
Techno
Played by: ADVANCED HUMAN (aka. DJ HI-SHOCK)
Review: The second Reprise EP brings together some of Europe's finest new techno producers. Mathias Fridell has been making waves with his post-Sandwell dubby sound and "Durnadal" is one of his finest tracks to date. Heavy, dense beats and chiming chords are underpinned by stepping beats and a subsonic pulses. Parick Gil's "Li Jet" gets remixed by Jeroen Search, who turns it into a no-nonsense jacking techno affair. Advanced Human's "Hungry Jack" is also pared back, but in this instance, the main elements are pitchbent vocals, driving percussion and a welling chord sequence. On the subject of big chords, Kristian Heikkila's "Skalpell" is a churning, chord big room affair.
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GYNREP 002
25 Jun 13
Techno
25 Jun 13
Techno
Review: This offshoot of the popular techno label shows why it is as credible as its parent. Toby Fairbank's "Aporia" sets the scene and tone for the release with a rolling groove and gained, distorted beats supporting slivers of percussion that sound like glass shattering. Patrick Gill's "Maui" takes a moodier, more understated approach with a reverberating rhythm that echoes and pulses in a tantalising fashion. But it's only a brief interlude from the prevailing tone and Stingray's "The Morning Soulz" rolls and lunges in an abrasive manner, while the highlight of Series 3 are the sheets of metallic percussion raining down on a booming big room groove on Lodbrok's "Atlete Vix".
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GYNOIDRED 03
07 May 12
Techno
07 May 12
Techno
