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MindTrip

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Emerging as a golden nugget from the digital era of internet-based techno that took hold in the mid-2000s, Pfirter’s own MindTrip has established itself out of Argentina as a formidable imprint for heavyset techno. Giving rise to Pfirter’s own sound following a hot streak of releases with Stroboscopic Artefacts, Stockholm LTD and CLR at the turn of the last decade, MindTrip has become an equally reputable hub for industrial beats and brooding soundscapes. Helping shape the creative arcs of producers like Shapednoise, Simon Haydo and Jonas Kopp to more recently Norbak, PTTRN and Kr!z, warehouse techno doesn’t get any bigger than this.
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Double Existence
Pfirter
Double Existence
MindTrip
Rise Of The White Dwarf - (2:43) 123 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: As "Rise of the White Dwarf", the opening track on Pfirter's latest release shows, the Argentinean artist isn't solely focused on the club environment. It's a neo-classical piece, led by stirring strings. By contrast, "Double Existence" sees Pfirter back on the dance floor, albeit in left of centre mode. The track's stepping rhythm, wooden percussion and understated bleeps makes for an unusual arrangement. In stark contrast, "They Want to Fool Us" is a tough, rolling groove that is led by tribal beats and layered chants. Completing this varied release is Stanislav Tolkachev's high-octane, insistent take on "Fool Us".
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MT 16
11 Sep 17
Techno
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