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Dynamic Reflection
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Review: Dynamic Reflection can always be relied on to deliver crafty, impactful techno, and this split EP is no exception. Matrixxman's "Sinister" kick starts the release with a lithe rhythm, bristling hi-hats and an insistent synth loop, making for a dynamic DJ tool. Audio Units' "Cosmic Labyrinth" is more frenetic. With a focus on insistent stabs and intense, chiming bells, it's a killer peak-time track. On "Gateway", Jeroen Search goes for a more cerebral approach: centred on Sleeparchive-style tones, the supporting rhythm still packs a punch. Hitam's "Blixx Charm" marks another departure in style; based on dubby beats and a rolling groove, these elements provide the basis for haunting keys and snapping percussion.
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15YRDREF 001
28 Jul 23
Techno
28 Jul 23
Techno
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DREF 045
23 Sep 22
Techno
23 Sep 22
Techno
Review: Following last year's Lucid Minds release, Vladw returns to Dynamic Reflection with Struggle. The title track is a swirling, ambient sound scape, while in stark contrast, "Movement Twenty Six Seven" sees him deliver a tough, distorted banger. "Pulsion De Muerte" and "Example For Many Peoples" both follow with a similarly peak-time approach, although the steely percussion and pulsating groove on these tracks make them somewhat less visceral than "Movement...". "More Greater, Stronger And Truer" sees Vladw opt for a less frenetic tempo, but its throbbing bass still ensures it has a strong dance floor focus, before the EP concludes with the dreamy, skittish rhythm of " A Lion That Still Lives."
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TN 033
07 Oct 19
Techno
07 Oct 19
Techno
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TN 032
16 Sep 19
Techno
16 Sep 19
Techno
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DGR 023
06 Oct 15
Techno
06 Oct 15
Techno
Review: It sounds like Abstract Division is interested in the darker side of electronic music. This becomes clear on "Shifted Reality", where noisy, jarring riffs are fused with wiry percussion to create a more intense take on droning techno. Milton Bradley's take on "Reality" favours the panning, pumping approach, but his remix is also full of eerie string sequences and stands out thanks to its muddy, murky riffs. Dasha Rush pushes "Reality" to the edge of dance floor techno with reverberated broken beats competing with stomping bass drums. But even this cannot compete with "Fluctuations", where what sounds like a witch scratching her nails to be heard over chilling chords make for a truly scary soundtrack.
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DREF 009
31 Oct 11
Techno
31 Oct 11
Techno
