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The Future Sound Of London
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Review: Next up from The Future Sound Of London team, a vibrant collection of highly energetic remixes as Papua New Guinea is given some tasty overhauls, courtesy of Jumpin' & Pumpin. First up, L. Major touches down for a vibrant, industrial rework, focussing on crunching drum sounds and moody breaks to match, before Nishesque fuses both hard hitting drum & bass with glittering progressive house, somehow! Next up, more breaksy goodness with Soul Central pumping through unique rhythmic grooves, followed by a killer closer as Dee Montero unleashes a vibrant, funky inspired finisher. Top work!
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BOOT 17R
23 Feb 24
Breakbeat
23 Feb 24
Breakbeat
Review: There's no doubt that 90s UK techno is popular again - just look at Discogs prices for confirmation of the renewed interest in this form. But what do those revered acts sound like now? The exhaustive 2016 compilation, Brainbox, did much to shine a light on those artists' current trajectory and this follow up remix package also does a fine job. The Black Dog deliver an atmospheric ambient take on Scanner's "Eros", while on Future Sound of London's "Monolith", a somewhat bleaker, dystopian take on ambience is audible. That said, classic UK techno also had a place on the dance floor; Kirk Degiorgio's tunneling take of B12's "World's End" - remixed under his Future/Past name - and Mark Broom's skeletal electro version of the same track show that nearly 25 years later, that this remains the case.
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ASGDE 012
17 Mar 17
Techno
17 Mar 17
Techno
Various
Review: Most box-set releases tend to focus on reissues and re-releases, but on Brainbox De:tuned opts for a different approach. The compilation features artists who defined European techno and electronica's golden age during the 90s, but the Belgian label has commissioned new or unreleased material from these acts. Fans of that era will be thrilled by B12's moody electro, the raw, analogue warmth of John Beltran's "Nineteen Eighty Nine" and the resonating bass-y techno of In:Sync's "Crack in the World". While not every track impresses - Move D's contribution sounds tepid - there are enough jaw-dropping piece of music on this compilation, witness the autumnal majesty of as One's "Where Did He Go & Why" to make Brainbox an essential release.
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ASG_DE 011
18 Nov 16
Techno
18 Nov 16
Techno
Review: While the mythical The Future Sound Of London duo are usually associated with the late 80s and early 90s wave of techno and acid house, they two producers haven't exactly been quiet over the last five years. Their original material is what made them famous, larger than life personalities within the electronic music world but, over the last five years, their Environment series have taken developed - and even matured - their style significantly. That's because they're free to experiment here, just as they did back in the golden years of club music, except that they're now doing this without the restriction of 4/4 patterns, Roland drum machines of acid baselines. The sixth volume of Environment is is a work of beauty, an all-out journey into the deepest reaches of electronica, downtempo, and and drone. Seen through the lens of two veritable pioneers of modern, experimental music. Don't miss it.
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FSOLDIG 161
31 Oct 16
Ambient/Drone
31 Oct 16
Ambient/Drone
Papua New Guinea (Translation 7 - Things Change Like The Patterns And Shades That Fall From The Sun) - (6:01)
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CDTOT5 2
19 Mar 09
Breakbeat
19 Mar 09
Breakbeat
Various
Knowtoryus - "The Revenge Of The Bomberclad Joint" (Kruder & Dorfmeister Session Pt ll) - (4:18) 105 BPM
The Future Sound Of London - "Things Change Like The Patterns And Shades That Fall From The Sun" - (5:30) 112 BPM
Played by: Alex Benson - Base Logic
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CLP 3158
30 Aug 08
Balearic/Downtempo
30 Aug 08
Balearic/Downtempo
Various
Knowtoryus - "The Revenge Of The Bomberclad Joint" (Kruder & Dorfmeister Session part 2) - (4:18) 105 BPM
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CLP 3119
01 Aug 08
Balearic/Downtempo
01 Aug 08
Balearic/Downtempo
