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Manchester Underground Music (MUM)
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1000 5832
08 May 09
Techno
08 May 09
Techno
Mark Holmes / Various
Various - "Mark Holmes & Friends: The Best Of" (continuous DJ mix by Mark Holmes) - (1:19:31) 126 BPM
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MUM 042
04 Nov 10
Minimal/Tech House
04 Nov 10
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Secret is a repackaged version of the Estonian duo's 2009 album, including a continuous mix, but attention to such details would mean little if the music was inferior. Thankfully, Rulers deliver a diverse and entertaining selection. "Look What Acid Does To People" is a tweaked out 303 ride, the title track cheekily features a bassline similar to that used on Slam's eternal "Positive Education" and the album also has no shortage of tribal workouts. However, the highlight in the originality stakes is the Nique take on "Fettle", which features a vocal intoning 'life', similar to the one that appeared on Leftfield's classic "Song of Life", over a dub techno backing, while the original version of "Fettle" is a reminder that when it comes to deep, techy house, few acts can match Rulers of the Deep.
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MUMDA 006
18 Jan 11
Minimal/Tech House
18 Jan 11
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Like so many producers operating at the electronic music coalface previously called mnml, 3 Deep is audibly sick of making glitchy, stripped back rhythms. Retaining a predilection for effects, "Swamped" is based on a soaring buzz saw bass. The same general approach applies on "Walls With Ears"; here the beats are more pared back and have an early-00s clickety clack feeling, but the mean bassline has more in common with Resse's early 90s proto-jungle. Finally, "Fire" opts for a radically different tact: using the panning sound common to modern-day 'faceless' techno, it also boasts a lush melodic hook that many Detroit-influenced producers would kill for.
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MUM 049X
25 Jan 11
Minimal/Tech House
25 Jan 11
Minimal/Tech House
Review: "Let's Smoke" proves that there's still some life left in the minimal sound. However, the strength of this release revolves around the fact that it pushes the sound forward. The original version is based on a rolling, incessant groove, its glitchy percussion belying the track's influences. Joy Kitikonti & Bimas Jr's version opts for a more traditional house sound, underpinned by seductive filters, and Squoid's take favours evil acid licks over the occasional whooshing sound effect. It's only Ben LB's take that looks back, with wave upon wave of white noise and a stuttering rhythm making string reference to techno's recent past
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MUM 050X
08 Feb 11
Minimal/Tech House
08 Feb 11
Minimal/Tech House
