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Review: Following 2020's AREA release, Pilo aka James Ward returns to Boysnoize. "Everybody" is a dark, moody break beat affair, featuring a growling bass and menacing filters. "I Forgot Your Name" follows in a similar vein, with Pilo integrating muffled vocal samples and dramatic synth sweeps into his rolling breaks. The title track is similarly moody, but focuses on a straight dance floor groove and this framework provides a backdrop for dense, swirling textures. As far as returns go, this release is also notable in that it sees Pilo hook with Baseck to deliver the acid-tinged electro of "Feel 307" - clearly it's a match made in underground heaven.
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BNR 222
11 Nov 22
Techno
11 Nov 22
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Unklevon draws from a myriad of influences on his latest missive for Boysnoize. "Cyborg Romance", with its monotonous bass and speak-and-spell robot vocal sample, is an unusual mixture of ebm and 80s electro, while on the title track, a frenetic rhythm underpins atmospheric synth sweeps. "Venus Aktivita?t" is darker, with Unklevon dropping tough kicks and niggling percussion to provide the backdrop for bleak industrial synth riffs. On "NJ Breakers", he delivers his own vision for underground electro, with a pulsating bass fused with air raid sirens and waves of metallic percussion. Teaming up with Brodinski for "Euroset Cobra", Unklevon conjures up a menacing soundtrack that plays out over skeletal beats.
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BNR 208D
03 Sep 21
Electro
03 Sep 21
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Anna Lann has released on labels including Little Assembly and Insult to Injury, and now she joins the Boysnoize ranks with this distinctive EP. The title track features breathy, evocative vocals, played out against the backdrop of a throbbing groove and epic synths. On "Deepfake", she opts for a more visceral approach, as noisy drums and distorted tones come together to form a raw but effective banger. The label has also commissioned one of its staple artists, Djedjotronic, to rework the title track. Maintaining the evocative undercurrent, he delivers a pulsating electronic groove that's just as memorable as the original.
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BNR 206
09 Apr 21
Techno
09 Apr 21
Techno
Various
Review: The second installment of the Wet Floor series sees Boysnoize unearth more killer dance floor tracks from the vaults. SCNTST delivers a uniquely modern take on Chicago ghetto tracks in the shape of "Da Bizzy Jump" while on the Strip Steve and Das Glow remix of Bobmo's "Hardbells", a noisy, jacking sound prevails. Wet Floor Vol 2 also focuses on Boysnoize's well-documented love of electro, with Jensen Interceptor dropping the acid-led "Sexting", while on a deeper tact, there's the resonating bass and robotic vocals of Djedjotronic's "Drum Program". With Escor Krist dropping the wild hardcore stabs of "999", it sounds like this compilation has every underground style covered.
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BNR 204
04 Dec 20
Techno
04 Dec 20
Techno
Various
Review: The latest release on the Boysnoize compilation is a compilation that draws on the label's fine electro and techno legacy. "Travis" by label owner Boys Noize is an acid-soaked, stripped back jacker, while in contrast, Strip Steve delivers a disco-sampling banger on "Dancin". Both Cardopusher and Djedjotronic's contributions focus on tougher, electro-techno rhythm tracks, underpinned by ominous bass, while at the deeper end of the spectrum, there's Jan Driver, who fuses bass drops with a chugging groove and hypnotic synth flourishes. Boysnoize also deserves kudos for scoring a track from Lone, with the UK producer's "For Ed" showcasing his melodic, offbeat approach to techno.
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BNR 203
17 Jul 20
Techno
17 Jul 20
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: It's been a few years since Pilo aka James Ward released on Boysnoize, but as A.R.E.A demonstrates, his sound is right at home on the German label. There's the pulsating menace of "Acid By Mouth", while on "Ruhig", Ward goes down a more conventional techno route to deliver a rolling, noisy club track. "Exit The Artificial" sees the US producer operate in a more extreme edge of the dance floor, with a brutal, stepping rhythm providing the basis for noisy, feedback-drenched stabs. Finally, "Adapt Tactics" sees him push into abstract territory as slowed down drums and gut-busting bass prevail.
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BNR 196
17 Apr 20
Techno
17 Apr 20
Techno
Review: Boysnoize may be seen as a mainstream label by some, but it was one of the first outlets to champion the work of Djedjotronic over a decade ago. Since then, the French artist has released a large amount of work on the imprint, each time with a defiantly underground sound. Boish is no different; it starts with the title track's bleak, rolling ebm groove. "Rusted" is slower and more stripped back, but there is understated power on display in the low-slung rhythm. Most impressive however is "Global Surveillance": pitched-down vocals ride acid-drenched, pounding 808s, while nocturnal rave stabs drop from overhead.
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BNR 195D
17 Jan 20
Techno
17 Jan 20
Techno
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BNR 175
26 Jan 18
Techno
26 Jan 18
Techno
Review: Fear is the follow-up to Cardopusher's 2015 album, Manipulator, and it shows that the South American producer has really honed his craft. "Dreamjumping" sees him lay down a slinky, acid-tinged electro workout - replete with hardcore sampling chants - while on "Mind Eraser" and "Llegue Por La Noche", he goes into full-on menacing ebm techno mode. The tongue in cheek menace of electro oddball Otto Von Schirach's vocals on the latter track only adds to the sense of high camp. Despite these curveballs, Cardopusher knows how to command a dance floor, and the primal jack and deranged shrieks of "Forbidden Zone" would sound at home on Traxx's Nation, while "Idol Worship" cleverly reinvents the tough NY house of Nu Groove for a new world disorder.
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BNR 169D
14 Jul 17
Techno
14 Jul 17
Techno
