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Steven Rutter
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Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
Review: Firescope legend and one half of electro champions B12, Steven Rutter, arrives in solo form on De:tuned. Dropping the Close Your Eyes & Breathe single, opener "O.L.F. ResPekt" sees Rutter in a wavering, spooky and melodic electro vibe, with "Rewind 273" keeping it lo-fi, downtempo and orbiting the bleep sphere of old school techno. Even lighter on the drums still is "Incredible", a strafing cosmic slice of synths, spaced out percussion and future music atmospheres that crystallizes this gem of a record to be discovered by the true B12 digger.
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ASGDE 033
18 Jun 21
Experimental/Electronic
18 Jun 21
Experimental/Electronic
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Rounding off its series of tenth-anniversary celebrations, the De:tuned label serves up a mixture of the classic and the modern. This split release starts in firing mode, with Plaid departing from their usual script to deliver a wild 303 reshape of Humanoid's "St18818R", which had appeared on a previous tenth anniversary release. Erik Van Den Broek aka Shiver follows with the reflective deep techno of "Primerose" - a new version of a track also previously issued on De:tuned. Remaining in this mood is Steven Rutter's "Formulate", where the former B12er wraps airy melodies around a steely rhythm, before Lone brings down the curtain with the mellow break beats of "Dream Ache".
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ASGDE 030
28 Feb 20
Electro
28 Feb 20
Electro
Review: Despite boasting a bulging solo discography that stretches right back to the turn of the '90s, B12 man Steve Rutter has never before released an album under his given name. BrainFog, then, is something of a surprise treat. What's less of a surprise, though, is the quality of the collected material, which is every bit as melodious, atmospheric and finely crafted as Rutter's B12 work. While the album does contain a few forays into darker, murkier electro territory, for the most part Rutter explores laidback IDM and intelligent techno territory, flitting between chiming, deep space electronica, rolling deep techno, horizontal ambient and fluid, melody-rich analogue workouts. In other words, it's a fantastic album from a true pioneer of British techno.
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FS 012
02 Apr 18
Experimental/Electronic
02 Apr 18
Experimental/Electronic
