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Played by: Shadow Dancer
Review: Voiron's fourth release this year is issued on Photonz' One Eyed Jacks label. It feels like the producer has decided to plunder the past as much as possible. "Hardchore" is a metallic stepper that features breezy trance melodies, while the title track sees Voiron go back to the early '90s warehouse sound, as subsonic, bleepy bass unfolds over tough breakbeats. "Harlem Juno Shake" is led by crashing cymbals and wild acid bursts. This connection to the '90s continues on the remixes; the Violet take on "Harlem Juno Shake" is more evocative and led by lithe breaks, while Pal+ version of "RN12 91" adds shaking percussion and ecstatic 'oohs and ahs' to the arrangement.
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EYED 007
21 Jul 14
Techno
21 Jul 14
Techno
Played by: Shadow Dancer
Review: Fernando Silva's debut for One Eyed Jacks gets a series of different treatments (hence the clever title). Photonz rolls out a mid-paced, jacking take on "The Forest", its deep chords flowing over a bleepy groove. Jokers Of The Scene turn in a more textured take, with layers of sound gradually unfolding to reveal bleepy acid tones. The Sabre reshape is more clubby, with chants and bird song set to tumbling drums, while the IVVVO interpretation features hissing percussion and dreamy chords. The Violet version is similar, but with owls twit-wooing and heavy claps prevailing, while the most dance floor-based version comes at the end, with Worker Parasite delivering a slamming take.
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EYED 003
03 Jun 13
Techno
03 Jun 13
Techno
Various
Review: Portuguese duo Photonz curate this excellent Dead Cities compilation - whose title is inspired by the Future Sound of London album of the same name - which is the most articulate expression yet of their love of warped electronic music. Limiting the selection to a group of artists who are close, local Portuguese talent is prominent and due to this tightly-knit approach, there is a cohesive sound on the compilation, but it could never be called smooth or polished. Recent Opal Tapes signee IVVVO starts the compilation with the reflective bleeps of "Burn", but it's only a slight reprieve: straight afterwards, Photonz weigh in with the stripped back rhythm of "Veil of Kali". Stopping, starting, breaking down and then quickly resuming its foray into the depths of shredded metal screeches, it paves the way for the evil, gurgling acid of Roundhouse Kick & Theodore Allen's "Invocation 1" and Infestus' "Hook'n'Loop", where a dark rave riff implodes over shuffling 808s. As the compilation progresses, the sound and approach gets more and more intense, notably the Pal+ and Voiron contributions
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EYED 001
17 Dec 12
Techno
17 Dec 12
Techno
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EYE 001
07 Oct 10
Techno
07 Oct 10
Techno
