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Review: For its latest EP, Dame-Music serves up four club-focused electro-techno tracks. Label owner Bloody Mary is up first with "Snatch": centred on a Front 242-style bass and featuring gurling acid lines, it makes for a distinctive yet effective affair. French electro veteran Millimetric goes down a more intense route on "Body Alert", where siren synths are combined with a pummelling industrial rhythm, while on "Roleplay", Meshes drops the kind of grinding, ebm-influenced track that you might expect to hear from Terrence Fixmer. Last but by no means least is Delectro, who provides the high-octane, shrieking intensity of "Panic Rage" as a finale.
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DAME 044
24 Sep 21
Coldwave/Synth
24 Sep 21
Coldwave/Synth
Review: French dame Bloody Mary is back with another simmering brew of TB-303 antics on The Melting Pot Ep Vol 2, featuring some legends and veterans alike. Witness the return of German acid kings Hardfloor, who serve up some euphoric tunnel vision on the terrific "Thisishowwedo", Ovum head honcho Josh Wink delivers a fitting tribute on the deeply evocative "Dame Deep" calling to mind the early '90s glory days of Peacefrog or Ferox. Do Not Resist The Beat's Milton Bradley dons the Alian Rain alias once again on the adrenalised rush of "Contact" while last but not least: Bloody Mary chips in for something a bit more uplifting and groove oriented with "Mono". All killer and no filler on this one.
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DAME 037
13 Jul 18
Techno
13 Jul 18
Techno
Played by: Alkalino
Review: Bloody Mary's label brings 2017 to a raucous end with this split release. On "Throwing Elbows", it sounds like KiNK is channeling the spirit and sound of Hardfloor as he lays down a furious acid line. The only difference is that his beats are clipped and hollowed out, unlike the frenetic pace that the German duo are fond of. There are no such niceties on Mary's own "Chemical Jam". Distorted kicks, wild 303s and trashing snares prevail as the Berlin-based producer throws down an intense jam. By comparison, techno veteran Thomas P Heckmann's contribution sounds relatively civilised, but its searing acid, Chicago drums and rolling snares are still sure to have the desired effect.
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DAME 036
22 Dec 17
Techno
22 Dec 17
Techno
