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Surgeon
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Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: The second instalment of the Raw Trax series sees Surgeon deliver an exhilirating, grimy take on techno music using just some basic equipment. The untitled "A1" cut follows the direction of the first release, with a hammering drum track underpinning noisy riffs. He ups the ante on "A2", where the slamming rhythm is infested with buzzing bee acid lines, before returning to pared back kicks and razor-sharp percussive bursts for "B1". Rounding off this second volume is the frazzled electronic noise of 'B2" - like the rest of the Raw Trax series, it should be required listening for anyone considering a dive into the world of techno production.
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DTR 014
14 Jun 19
Techno
14 Jun 19
Techno
Played by: S-File
Review: Here's a release that takes a different approach to the typical techno EP. Surgeon created a series of tracks to play at the Amsterdam Dance Event last year, using a basic set-up. These results, while brutal in places, are a breath of fresh air. In particular, "Raw Trax 3" is a noisy, layered workout that unfolds against the backdrop of doubled up beats and grimy analogue tones. "Raw Trax 4" is comparably straight-forward, with a punishing kick drum pounding the listener into submission. Best of all though is "Raw Trax 2", a teased out stomper that recalls the vintage work of artists like Neil Landstrumm and Tobias Schmidt.
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DTR 013
31 May 19
Techno
31 May 19
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: For his first album in nearly two years, Anthony Child - better known, of course, under the Surgeon alias - has taken influence from The Tibetan Book of the Dead, a tome that famously also inspired the Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows". As a result, the Birmingham producer's usual moody modular techno rhythms and armour-plated grooves come brandishing decidedly trippy electronics, not to mention some serious psychedelic synth lines. Combine these with a willingness to explore electro and Autechre style IDM rhythms, and you have an album that could be Child's most impressive set for some time.
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DTRLP 4
25 May 18
Techno
25 May 18
Techno
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DTRLP 4S1
30 Mar 18
Techno
30 Mar 18
Techno
