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Staffan Linzatti
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BALANS 017
24 Feb 23
Techno
24 Feb 23
Techno
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Srie unveils a new split release that brings together tracks from established producers alongside emerging new artists. Staffan Linzatti's "Nature?s Response" is a sleek, linear rhythm led by steely hi hats and hypnotic bleeps, with this combination supported by a booming bass. Working under his Echelon guise, Jeroen Search ups the intensity levels for "SR046", delivering an incessant, jacking slice of techno that features doubled-up claps and a peak-time, robotic rhythm. In between these two techno stalwarts are label owners Pulso and Translate. On "Displaced Self Control", the former drops an eerie, heavily textured track, while Translate's "Neur?l Learning" is a more club-friendly take on this sound, punctuated by insistent bleeps.
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SRIELTD 001
02 Aug 21
Techno
02 Aug 21
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Linzatti follows his 2017 debut album, The Dynamic Dispatch, with this collection of dynamic club tracks. The moody, understated tones and pulses of "A Rush Of Reason" provide a hypnotic introduction, while on "Revolving Worlds" and "Not Alone", steely percussion and angular rhythms prevail. Linzatti's production approach is measured throughout his second artist album - and is best exemplified by the rolling, throbbing groove of "The Simplifying Man" and the layered tribal tech of "The Fly". That said, he also knows how to craft peak-time bangers as the tough drums of "Seconds" and the visceral kicks and eerie bleeps of "A Ripple In Time" so effortlessly demonstrate.
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MOD 48
05 Feb 21
Techno
05 Feb 21
Techno
Review: With releases on Balans, Field and Stockholm LTD to his credit, there is no doubting Staffan Linzatti's pedigree as a producer. What is surprising on this record for Modularz is his ability to create a wide palette of styles. There's the string-led, neo-classical "A Game of Guessing", followed by the complex, stepping rhythm of "Revoke". In line with the usual style of Modularz, "Mystery Man" is a tough, tribal affair that resounds to robust drums and ticking percussion. On "Induced Compliance" and "The Mind is Racing", Linzatti ventures into a sci-fi dimension, thanks to the use of eerie synth sequences and rolling, steely drums.
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MOD 045
06 Dec 19
Techno
06 Dec 19
Techno
Efdemin / Various
Review: Efdemin's 2008 mix CD on Curle, Carry On - Pretend We're Not In The Room showed that he was as adept and inventive behind the decks as he was in the studio. A decade later, the same holds true for the follow-up mix, Naif, but this time the boundaries are more blurred. Consisting of 29 unreleased tracks - 10 from the German producer himself and 19 from like-minded artists - the selection runs the gamut, from the hazy, abstract tones of WaWuWe's "Beams" and DIN's noisy "Glide", into hypnotic dance floor techno such as "Laveline", Efdemin's bleep-y collaboration with Konrad Springer, the glorious mid-tempo minimal roller "Watte" - recorded as Sollmann & Gurtler and then 'versioned' by Efdemin and expansive dub tracks from Pom Pom and Marco Shuttle.
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CURLE 061CDD
13 Apr 18
Techno
13 Apr 18
Techno
Various
DJ Spen & Karizma & Marc DePulse & Marlose - "For The Love Of Avantgardistsich" (Noir Mashup Treatment) - (6:45) 123 BPM
Played by: Felix Da Housecat
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ONCOM 03
10 Apr 14
Minimal/Tech House
10 Apr 14
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Staffan Linzatti debuts on Balans, the sub-label to Dark Esser's Wolfskuil, with an EP of loopy, chord distorted techno. First up is the frenetic bounce of "Opening" which relentlessly threatens to push too far into the red, while "The Contraption" weaves, wobbles and bleeps like Jeff Mills at the controls of an out of control U.F.O. A reverby title track moves the EP into Frozen Border techno territory, while the ghostly and alien bleeps in "Control" create a spooky and atmospheric tension. Haunted DJ tools.
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BALANS 011
12 Aug 13
Techno
12 Aug 13
Techno
Norman Nodge / Various
The Nighttripper aka Orlando Voorn - "Tone Exploitation" (Planetary Assault Systems remix) - (4:23) 133 BPM
Review: Ben Klock is Berghain's DJ's DJ and Marcel Dettmann is the club's purist, but Norman Nodge is the teacher. Without the lawyer, family man and DJ's influence, it is arguable whether the Berlin club where both reside would enjoy the same kind of global profile. Nodge's DJing played a central role in shaping the club's musical aesthetic. Mixing classic house and techno styles with contemporary variants, his selection veers from the wild abstractions of Birds Two Cage and Oni Ayhun to the explosive white noise intensity of Planet Assault Systems' take on The Nightripper's "Tone Exploitation" and the stomping industrial techno of Charlton's "Black Slong". While Nodge is clearly an expert in building a set, he doesn't simply ramp up the tempo and cruise to a predictable climax. Nodge follows the PAS/Charlton segue with the gnarly rhythms and chain mail percussion of Ctrls and Chance 'Chancellor' McDermott, but then drops into the trippy acid and infectious vocals of Tim Taylor & DJ Slip's "New York Minds". He follows this shift in sound with Radioactive Man's melodic electro bass and Legowelt's warm synth version of Xosar's "Rainy Day Juno Jam", bringing to a close Berghain's most impressive mix yet.
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OSTGUTCD 23
22 Oct 12
Techno
22 Oct 12
Techno
