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MT 109
09 Oct 17
Techno
09 Oct 17
Techno
Review: P-Ben cites Jeff Mills as the reason why he started to DJ, but it's clear that his affinity with Detroit techno runs deeper than that. The French producer released his debut album on DJ 3000's Motech label a few years back, and now he returns with a dance floor EP. "Under the Torii" is not entirely dissimilar to 3000's own sound, revolving around a rolling rhythm, dubbed out chord sequences and soaring, chilling strings. P-Ben delivers a darker take on this sound with "Kiganbun", where nightmarish chords and siren riffs build over a tough rhythm sequence. "Kaguraden" is a darker affair, with insistent bleeps, firing percussion and white noise filters combined, but on "Meji Jingu" he re-states his love of Detroit techno as soaring strings are fused with an acid-heavy rhythm. There's also a tougher, tribal take on "Under the Torii" from Mikael Klasson included on the release.
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MT 107
14 Aug 17
Techno
14 Aug 17
Techno
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MTCD 014
05 Jun 17
Techno
05 Jun 17
Techno
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MT 102
20 Feb 17
Techno
20 Feb 17
Techno
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MT 085
25 Jan 16
Minimal/Tech House
25 Jan 16
Minimal/Tech House
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MT 080
09 Nov 15
Techno
09 Nov 15
Techno
Played by: Paul Mac, Detroit Grand Pubahs, Subotika Motech Records, Dave Clarke, Resident Advisor, Loco Dice
Review: Under-rated Detroit innovator Gary Martin is back. Not on his legendary Hypnotika imprint, rather DJ 3000's Motech which equally has been rather quiet of late. Who cares; they're here once again and in good form. The Robert Hood remix of "Well" is the kind of sure-fire, peak time cyclical treatment that this legend could lend a version to, but not of typical of him as you'd think.. It's great! The original (on the flip) is damn good too; a smooth and sleazy slow burner with enough atmosphere for those cool down moments. "We Get Down" is the usual sound of Martin; tribal and esoteric. The DJ 3000 remix getting possibly more minimal and soulful than the Hood remix heard previously.
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MT 070
18 Sep 15
Techno
18 Sep 15
Techno
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MTCD 012
02 Mar 15
Techno
02 Mar 15
Techno
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MT 065
15 Dec 14
Minimal/Tech House
15 Dec 14
Minimal/Tech House
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MT 055
30 Jun 14
Minimal/Tech House
30 Jun 14
Minimal/Tech House
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MT 054
26 May 14
Minimal/Tech House
26 May 14
Minimal/Tech House
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MT 051
17 Feb 14
Minimal/Tech House
17 Feb 14
Minimal/Tech House
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MT 050
02 Dec 13
Minimal/Tech House
02 Dec 13
Minimal/Tech House
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MT 032
28 Oct 11
Minimal/Tech House
28 Oct 11
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Subotika Motech Records
Review: Detroit producer DJ 3000 shows his musical side on Hotel Oasiz. Instead of his typical pummelling percussive drums, he treats listeners to spacey synths and a pulsating electronic groove supporting the sensuous female vocal on the '12" mix'. The instrumental version offers pretty much the same arrangement, minus the vocals, while the beatless take focuses on the synthy melodies and angelic vocals. Alexis Tyrel's reshape is geared towards the dance floor with dense, housey beats and surging chords underpinning the sweet vocals, but Robert Hood's remix is the highlight. Layering the vocals until they turn into a hypnotic chant, the arrangement is subsumed by an evil acid bassline that's every bit as visceral as his minimal work.
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MT-029
26 Aug 11
Techno
26 Aug 11
Techno
