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Pfirter
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PLL 020
29 Mar 24
Techno
29 Mar 24
Techno
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WRG 006
24 Mar 23
Techno
24 Mar 23
Techno
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MT 51
13 Jan 23
Techno
13 Jan 23
Techno
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KR 035
16 Sep 22
Techno
16 Sep 22
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: The second instalment in Pfirter's Imagery series delivers a fresh masterclass in club techno. "Dungeon" is a lean, linear track that resounds to glitchy percussion, dubbed out claps and a repetitive acid loop - the combination makes for an understated but effective dance floor track. "Form" sees Pfirter veer into a psychedelic realm, as chiming bells are layered over a lithe rhythm. It stands in stark contrast to "Distant", where the Barcelona-based artist switches into full-on mode to deliver a slamming techno workout, powered by an ominous bass and firing hi hats. "Attack" is more restrained but still impactful, with relentless kicks and razor-sharp percussion propelling the arrangement forward.
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ODDEVEN 037
15 Apr 22
Techno
15 Apr 22
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Imagery I is Pfirter's second release on Odd Even, and it sees him drop an energetic, well-measured release. "Resist" is a linear, hypnotic track that centres on repetitive tones and a ticking percussion, while on "Metro", the MindTrip boss explores a denser sound; driven by muddy drums and acrid riffs, it makes for a distinctive combination. "Birth" is different again, as Pfirter ups the pace and drops a percussive track that is fuelled by shuffling, metallic drums and layer upon layer of electronic riffs. Last but by no means least is "Muting Society", where Pfirter goes back to basics for a driving, relentless techno track.
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ODDEVEN 032
22 Oct 21
Techno
22 Oct 21
Techno
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STHLMLTD 057
26 Feb 21
Techno
26 Feb 21
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: The twentieth release on Andre Kronert's label sees MindTrip boss Pfirter deliver a high-impact EP. "Through My Window" is a lean roller that resounds to swirling synths, while on "Last Breath", he strips out any semblance of melody to deliver a fuzzy, tribal affair. "Endless" has an accurate title, with churning chords looped to the back drop of a dense, rolling groove, the kind of hypnotic arrangement that sounds like it goes on forever. "Certain" meanwhile, sees Pfirter go deeper with its high-paced, steely rhythm shot through with atmospheric chords, while on "Release" he ups the ante to deliver an insistent, buzzing track.
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ODDEVEN 030
16 Oct 20
Techno
16 Oct 20
Techno
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PLL 001
04 Sep 20
Techno
04 Sep 20
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Kr!z follows his 2019 debut by teaming up with the like-minded Pfirter for this no-nonsense split release. Kr!z drops the pounding "Imperative Needs", where rattling chain mail percussion underpins relentless tonal bleep sequences. Meanwhile on "Malice", the Token boss delivers a galloping groove that acts as the basis for a series of droning electronic riffs - it sounds like an early 90s Plus 8 track on steroids. Pfirter goes harder and heavier with "Tomorrow", where pummelling kick drums underpin a firing steel-plated rhythm, while rounding off this peak-time EP are the dense claps and pulsating, dubbed out chords of "Purification".
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MT 30
03 Jul 20
Techno
03 Jul 20
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: This year is going to see MindTrip boss Pfirter focus on collaborations, and Alpha is the first in a series of co-productions. It's a peak time EP and starts with the grainy kicks and noisy percussion of "Alpha 01", which calls to mind Jeff Mills at his most visceral. On "Alpha 02", Pfirter and Rosemann deploy insistent metallic stabs over pounding kick drums, while the third "Alpha" is more high-paced, with the pair spraying steely riffs and rolling snares over a pounding rhythm. Maintaining high intensity levels right till the end, "Alpha 04" is a multi-layered metallic banger that sounds like Joey Beltram on steroids.
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MT 27
28 Feb 20
Techno
28 Feb 20
Techno
Review: The calibre of the remixers that have remixed tracks from The Empty Space album underlines the esteem with which Pfirter is held in the techno community. First up is Lost Recording's Steve Bicknell, who delivers an ambient sound scape version of "When You Let Go". It's an eerie piece, and is in stark contrast to Matrixxman's version of "Isolation", which revolves around gritty beats and grimy percussive licks. Meanwhile, Oisel's dense, heads-down loop techno version of "New Physics" gallops along close to 140bpm. Soma founders Slam have also been tapped for a remix and turn "A Different Reality" into a storming, percussive banger.
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MT 21
27 May 19
Techno
27 May 19
Techno
Played by: Spettro
Review: For his debut album, Juan Pablo Pfirter tries something a bit different. The MindTrip founder is known for his bruising, no-nonsense techno, and this style is represented well here with peak-time burners like "New Physics", or "Dominant", a visceral industrial workout that sounds inspired by classic Synewave releases. However, the album format also gives Pfirter the scope and freedom to experiment with different approaches; there's the spaced out ambience of "When You Let Go" and "Truth Matters"; "A Different Reality" sees him drop a filtered grove and the title track resounds to rolling break beats. It's a brave body of work from this talented artist.
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MT 20
08 Mar 19
Techno
08 Mar 19
Techno
Review: Stockholm Ltd was one of the first labels to release the work of Juan Pablo Pfirter - and after a long absence, he returns to Par Grindvik's imprint. As befits an artist whose own platform is called MindTrip, "Defiance" is a psychedelic affair. Based on a stepping rhythm and clattering percussion, it features rainy day filters, growling vocals and a subtle sense of menace throughout. On "Coherence", the Argentinean producer heads down a more linear route; the kicks are straight, steely hi hats maintain the streamlined approach and snares roll beneath the surface, reminding us all of Pfirter's ability to go for the dance floor jugular.
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STHLMLTD 053
28 Jan 19
Techno
28 Jan 19
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: The third volume of Mutable Minds boasts established names lining out alongside emerging producers. One of those newer artists is Astronomical Telegram, whose "Pride" is a multi-layered dub techno affair. Another newcomer, James Bong, opts for a harder route with the acid-led "13", while Craig Mcwhinney aka Vohkinne drops the tough kicks and rave stabs of "Dead Orchard". Not to be outdone, the veterans also impress; both Pfirter's "Falling Bridges" and Patrick Carrera's "Valamar Conflict" are pounding tracks that unravel to the sound of pummelling kicks and grainy industrial riffs, while on "Intruder", Dimi Angelis delivers a blistering analogue techno banger that centres on firing percussion and grainy tones.
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MDT 01
31 Dec 18
Techno
31 Dec 18
Techno
Review: The second split Mutable Minds release continues in the same mind-melting vein as the first instalment. Label owner Pfirter sets the tone with the distorted acid, pile-driving percussion and distorted kicks of "Anti Routine". On "Sleepwalker", newcomer Fixeer recalls the most visceral moments of early Planetary Assault Systems, as gained drums and busy layers of metallic percussion come together for an intense arrangement. Kuf & Dold's "Mint" ups the pace with a pounding rhythm track that resounds to doubled up claps, pounding 4/4s and gnarly riffs, while the most reserved contribution comes in the form of Jonas Kopp's dubbed out "Biorritmo".
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MT 19
25 Jun 18
Techno
25 Jun 18
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: The latest release on Pfirter's label features the coming together of some like-minded artists as well as the occasional surprise. The MindTrip boss teams up with Par Grindvik for "Leave One", which fuses the South American's love of fluid, enveloping textures with the Scandinavian's knack of crafting precise, functional rhythms. Diego Amura takes the intensity levels up a few notches with the wild bleeps and sirens of "Flow", while Savas Pascalidis makes an unexpected appearance. Best known perhaps for his electronic, disco-infused tracks, "Silhouettes" is a heavier, austere affair. Fanon Flowers completes this steely, moody release with the outer space blips and driving minimalism of "Tejat Posterior".
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MT 18
30 Apr 18
Techno
30 Apr 18
Techno
Reeko / Various
Review: Oscar Mulero's Polegroup label closes the year with a mammoth compilation that defines the current state of the techno nation. As Unknown Landscapes shows, it is a diverse place. There's droning ambience from Daphne RXX, while Reeko, Reggy Van Oers and Mike Parker deliver bleep-heavy, hypnotic groove that draw on the influence of F.U.S.E and Sandwell District. Heads-down loopy fare is also catered for - with the spiky percussion and bleak filters of Jonas Koop's "Fu Factor" standing out - and the form also revisits the rough, analogue sound of the 90s thanks to Karl Bult and American scene veteran DJ Hyperactive's contributions.
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POLEGROUP 42CD
09 Dec 16
Techno
09 Dec 16
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Juan Pfirter drops another impressive release on his own MindTrip label. The release is bookended by two pieces of mesmerizing mood music - the gentle ambience of "La Sombra Del Objeto Recae Sobre El Yo" at the start and the frazzled sonics of 'You' at the end . More importantly though it showcases the Argentinean's ability to create peerless dance floor techno. From the tough percussive rhythms of "Octubre" to the tropical warbles and rolling clubby groove of "F Method" into the jacking gritty "Death of Mu" F Method is further proof that Pfirter is one of modern techno's finest talents.
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MT 14
05 Sep 16
Techno
05 Sep 16
Techno
Review: The latest release on Tommy Four Seven's label features tracks from the guests who performed at his night in Arena, Berlin back in February. It's a mixed bag. Amotik's "Sau" is a proper, 90s-influenced peak time affair - redolent of Luke Slater's infamous remix of "Forklift" its shrieking sirens unfolding over relentless kicks. Shlomo's "Golem" also plays out on the dance floor, although its sleek pulses and steely percussion are less intense than Amotik's contribution. The two other tracks, from the label owner and Pfirter, revolve around broken beats. Tommy's "Funf" is a dark, layered workout, while "Homeostasis" is less intense thanks to its subsonic bleeps, but those clanging drums lend it some serious weight.
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47 005
19 May 16
Techno
19 May 16
Techno
Rebekah / Various
Played by: Joachim Spieth, Sander Van Doorn, Dave Clarke, Chris Liebing, Ben Klock, Patrick DSP, Trevor Benz
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CRLDA 010
21 Nov 14
Techno
21 Nov 14
Techno
Review: Oscar Mulero's Pole Group closes out the year with a collection from some of techno's most respected producers. While the overall tone on Unknown Landscapes is dark and at times unsettling, it never strays into the plodding furrowed-brow seriousness that often besets contemporary techno. DVS1's "Strobe" sees the US DJ deliver churning chords over a grinding, metallic rhythm, while Reeko's "Enlightenment Process" shifts from pounding broken beats into a spacey, filtered segue. That's not to suggest that the label or its owner have gone soft either; the squelchy acid and stinging riffs of Jonas Kopp's "M31" is as intense as it gets, but at the same time, contributions from Adam X and Forward Strategy Group tingle and pulse in a dubby, fuzzy afterglow.
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POLEGROUP 021
09 Dec 13
Techno
09 Dec 13
Techno
