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Echocord Denmark
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Ostgut Ton Germany, Delsin Holland, Echocord Colour Denmark, Kompakt Germany, Stroboscopic Artefacts
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Matthew Kaden releases his debut album as Mathimidori, nearly ten years after the release of the project's first EP. Akebono, which has found its natural home on the Danish label Echocord, starts with the reflective "Java" and "Maiia", before Kaden moves into the reflective, chord-heavy "Kioku" and the vocal-sampling "Shao". He raises the pace, albeit slightly, for the dreamy, floaty grooves of "Kobe" and "Asaka", which resound to deep piano keys and floaty vocal samples. Kaden shifts pace again and moves back to downtempo sounds for the woozy title track and the gentle, ebbing rhythm of "Soso". All of these elements combined make for an understated masterpiece.
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ECHOCORD 086D
23 Oct 20
Techno
23 Oct 20
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Forest Drive West's dub-artic explorations finds itself in the Scandianavian fjords of Denmark with navigational support from dub techno beacon Echocord. Like a subaqueous blip on a sonar's radar it's "Creation Dub" that sets this record its course into the deepest, sinkiest realms of DT. With more stylistic rhythms introducing themselves into tracks like "Parallel Space" and "Drift", fresh rhythms and coldlier winds still offer slight touches of aurora borealis. Conforce sends in the chords with his remix to "Parallel Space" which go off like flares floating above the depths of a subterrain space they came from.
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ECHOCORD 084
10 Jan 20
Techno
10 Jan 20
Techno
Review: Stephan Laubner follows up the first "Message" from earlier this year with the sublime Part 2. The release starts with the mysterious textures and dubbed out beats of "Nite Train", a gentle groove that seeps through the speakers. Next up is "Make Believe", which is faster and more tracky, its scuffled beats and croaking rhythm sounding like Laubner's own version of Chain Reaction. The release then veers back into ambient, soft-focus house with "Deep Stare", where airy, atmospheric textures prevail. It wouldn't be a Laubner record without some loop action and he ends the release with the soupy, dense "Loop 1" and "Loop 2".
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ECHOCORD 067
04 Dec 15
Techno
04 Dec 15
Techno
