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Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Uncertain is one of this year's most prolific acts, with releases on Beard Man, Truncate and Suara. Now he rounds off 2024 in style, returning to Rekids offshoot RSPX. Inspired by house and techno in equal measure, Praise reaffirms Uncertain's position as one of the most impressive contemporary producers. "Ecstasy" is powered by rolling snares and a jacking rhythm, with these elements providing the backdrop for soulful vocals and building chords. "Feel" is built along similar lines, albeit with disco filters fused with vocal snippets. "Supreme" sees Uncertain head down a techno route, courtesy of insistent synths and a nagging, stripped back rhythm. Subtle filters give the track added impetus. "Pain" rounds off the release in slamming mode. Centred on a driving, linear rhythm, its insistent synth riffs and furious percussive bursts make it a true peak time track.
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RSPX 72
13 Dec 24
Techno
13 Dec 24
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Following a series of releases for Truncate, Beard Man and Suara, Uncertain drops this four-tracker for RSPX. Inspired by old school US house, the aptly named "Ecstasy" fuses soulful vocals and evocative chords with tough drums, giving it a powerful dance floor appeal. Similar influences are audible on "Feel", where a combination of vocal loops and insistent stabs are set to a rolling groove. The release also sees Uncertain focus on techno. On "Supreme", he layers insistent stabs over a snaking groove, while "Pain" is more intense. Insistent riffs are filtered over a minimal rhythm, with a series of break downs designed for maximum impact.
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RSPX 71
15 Nov 24
Techno
15 Nov 24
Techno
Review: Kuba Sojka makes his debut release on RSPX with an expansive four-tracker. Before Life begins with the tough tribal drums and nagging tones of "Whispers". Against this backdrop, Sojka weaves in shimmering synths and a looped vocal sample. It makes for a vivid deep house track. On "ID", he opts for a more esoteric sound, as dramatic strings play out over a throbbing bass. "Revived" is based on a dubby, stepping rhythm, and features acid-laced synths that build and build. "Final Process" marks another shift in style, with the talented Polish producer marrying a resonating bass with the kind of atmospheric melodies that are more commonly associated with Patrice Scott.
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RSPX 69
20 Sep 24
Techno
20 Sep 24
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Procombo returns to Rekids offshoot RSPX with another fine dance floor EP. He explores a house sound on the title track, with insistent filters and a soulful vocal unfolding over a jacking groove. "Keep Your Pants On" also sees Procombo use a vocal, but on this occasion, it's set to a driving rhythm and intense, steely claps. "Sequences" sees him pivot towards a pure techno sound, as waves of intense analogue riffs are fused with relentless drums. "Mumbles" is more stripped back and features a time-stretched vocal filtered over a raw, minimal rhythm. "Freakin" is in a similar vein, resounding to a pared back, jacking groove.
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RSPX 68
23 Aug 24
Techno
23 Aug 24
Techno
Review: Prolific producer Harvey McKay debuts on Rekids offshoot RSPX with an old-school influenced release. The title track sees him splice up repetitive vocal loops with insistent piano keys over a jittery rhythm. The result is a celebratory sound that recalls classic Soma releases. On "Footstep", McKay follows a similar, albeit more upbeat approach. A soulful, screeching vocal and insistent stabs are looped over a driving rhythm for maximum impact. He ups the intensity levels on "Rasta Woman". Fuelled by a jacking groove and firing percussion, its unusual vocal samples and rave stabs are sure to cause mayhem wherever they are dropped.
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RSPX 67
19 Jul 24
Techno
19 Jul 24
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Following his recent release on Syncrophone, Ackermann delivers this old school-influenced EP for the Rekids offshoot RSPX. The title track features a looped female vocal sample and dramatic chords set to urgent, skipping drums and a lithe rhythm. In a similar vein, is the frenetic "Push", which features break neck speed drums. On "Love Is Good", Ackermann combines soulful vocals with insistent piano keys, set to a snaking groove. It makes for an uplifting track that draws heavily on the heritage of US house. Stripping his sound back, closing track "Wiggle Your Neck" sees him deliver a rolling tribal groove.
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RSPX 66
05 Jul 24
Techno
05 Jul 24
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Pushmann & Fixon's collaboration on RSPX merges the vibrant musical cultures of Spain and Mexico, resulting in a Rekids Special Projects release. Drawing from their collective experiences on labels like ANAOH and Pushmann's N&N, the duo delivers The Tribalism - four tracks of undeniable tribal techno - no joke. For fans of 2000s James Ruskin, Mark Broom and of course Robert Hood, there's touches inspirations from label like NON Series and the funkier side Token too. With some gospel inspirations making their way into 04, 01 runs the gauntlet with its looped vocal cut and tonal percussion next to the tripped out and druggy haze of 02, with 03 going big room, dubby and looped up. Detroit in house. UK in the building. Spain & Mexico to the world.
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RSPX 63
29 Mar 24
Techno
29 Mar 24
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: It's a case of Abstract by name but not by nature as Uncertain returns to Rekids. Spread across four tracks, his return to the label is a deadly effective club EP. "Alert" fuses slamming claps with vocal snippets, a combination that unravels over a slamming, primal rhythm. On the title track, he follows a similar trajectory - the key difference being the use of repetitive tones and noisy analogue riffs. "Faze" sees Uncertain take influence from the tribal techno sound of the late 90s but adds his own colourful twist, with upbeat vocal samples and insistent stabs to the fore. In contrast, "Access" is a peak-time, stripped back number centred on a firing percussive rhythm.
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RSPX 60
15 Dec 23
Techno
15 Dec 23
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Hybrasil is a regular contributor to the RSPX series, and Greystone serves as a reminder that he releases some of the best material on the Rekids spin-off. The title track is powered by grainy drums and insistent hi hats, making for a great heads-down, no-nonsense workout. On "Cernunnos", he introduces a musical element, albeit with a dark edge as brooding synth stabs envelop the driving rhythm. "Konkrete" also deploys synths - this time, it's a jittery, one-note stab that unfolds over relentless drums. But Hybrasil leaves the best until last. "Eriu" swings to the sound of titanium kicks, insistent chord stabs and bristling hi hats, like a modern version of Sean Deason's classic, "Psykofuk".
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RSPX 54
30 Jun 23
Techno
30 Jun 23
Techno
Review: Mark Broom has been making and playing techno for 30 years, but he retains an unerring ability to always hit the target. The fourth volume of Mutated Battle Breaks is no exception to this rule, and over the course of eight tracks he drops a variety of crafty club tracks. There's the wiry, angular minimalism of "Tube", where Broom sounds inspired by vintage Rob Hood. In contrast, "Whisper" is a chord-heavy roller that is aligned with late 90s loop techno, while changing tact again, the explanatory "909 Workout" is a furious, pared back rhythm track. The common theme throughout is Broom's talent for making highly effective club techno.
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RSPX 53
26 May 23
Techno
26 May 23
Techno
Review: Next up on Rekids offshoot RSPX is Klint with a fine, hard-hitting release. The title track resounds to tough kicks and driving percussion, which provide the basis for dramatic chord sweeps. "Klapper" follows a similar path, with Klint focused on combining dramatic chord stabs with a looped vocal sample. The ensuing fusion plays out over a jacking, steely rhythm. "Record the Discord" revolves around a jittery rhythm and rolling tribal drums, with these elements providing the backdrop for jazzy keys. "Tulipa" sees Klint opt for a deeper approach. Haunting vocal samples are combined with soulful synths for a hypnotic track that still never loses sight of the dance floor.
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RSPX 51
31 Mar 23
Techno
31 Mar 23
Techno
Various
Review: The second RSPX compilation picks up where the first volume left off, with a focus on crafty house and techno jams. This aesthetic is at the heart of the raw, jacking groove of Radio Slave's "F__k Em" and "This Is Our Groove" a hypnotic, minimal house workout from Rekids regular Confidential Recipe and Lady Tazz. It's also audible on the compilation's techno contributions: Slam's "Beat Control" sees the Soma duo infuse a looped groove with insistent, pitch-bent vocal samples and V111's "East Sex Rave" is a rousing, chord heavy affair. Meanwhile, Markus Suckut's "Flux" takes inspiration from Octave One's primal funk to bring the compilation to a mesmerising climax.
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RSPX 50B
10 Feb 23
Techno
10 Feb 23
Techno
Various
Review: In a short space of time, the RSPX series has become a key part of the Rekids imprint. More broadly, the releases are essential for discerning techno DJs. This compilation shines a light on why RSPX enjoys this status. Mark Broom's "Late Night Rave Muncher" is a diva vocal-led, high energy club banger, while Klint's "Mustang" achieves the same impact by different means. Focused on a rolling groove, filtered vocals weave in and out of the arrangement. That's not to suggest that the series is all about banging techno. Gene Richards Jr's "Take Control" is a superb, Chicago influenced jacker, powered by a primal groove and piledriving claps, while Philippe Petit's "Form & Function" resounds to eerie organs and a shuffling rhythm.
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RSPX 50A
20 Jan 23
Techno
20 Jan 23
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Confidential Recipe returns to Rekids, which has provided a platform for him under the banner of the RSPX series. In keeping with his previous releases for the label, Fank is a jacking, sample-heavy EP that'll appeal to house and techno DJs alike. "Right Now" is led by repetitive vocals and a gritty Chicago rhythm, while on "Fank Groove", the Colombian DJ ups the pace. While vocal samples still abound, tonal bleeps and rattling hi hats lend it a techno sensibility. "In Da Club" follows a similar approach; this time, the vocals are pitch-bent and less distinct, unfolding over a driving rhythm and insistent organ riffs, while "Sharp" is a dramatic, chord-heavy big room track. In a sign that his music is attracting a growing audience, the release also features "Melody 89", an eerie NY-style house collaboration with DJ Haus.
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RSPX 49
02 Dec 22
Techno
02 Dec 22
Techno
Review: Following a string of great EPs for Rekids last year, Confidential Recipe bounces back with more raw techno. The title track sets the tone for the release, with a vocal sample intoning 'one two, one two' unfolding over a bleepy, analogue rhythm, while on "BLP1", he ups the pace to deliver a jacking, minimal techno track that draws on the legacy of DBX and Relief in equal measures. "BLP2" is similarly inclined, with a repetitive vocal loop set to a tough groove, while on "La Danza", the Colombian does his own take on ghetto, dropping a slamming rhythm peppered with a call and response vocal sample.
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RSPX 40
27 May 22
Techno
27 May 22
Techno
Played by: Mark Broom
Review: Following his Exit Fragments album on Axis, Arjun Vagale now debuts on Rekids sublabel RSPX with this storming release. Both "Flash" and the title track are driving techno affairs, lean in construct and relentless in nature, as he follows the path created by Jeff Mills to peak time abandon. "Unusual Sentiment" is more understated, with the Indian producer dropping wave upon wave of insistent tones and jarring, insistent percussion, while on "Cryophytes", he changes tact again; underpinned by an angular rhythm, it features layer upon layer of yelping analogue tones, making for a mesmerising arrangement. The looped "Yuzu" closes out the release in relentless fashion.
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RSPX 39
29 Apr 22
Techno
29 Apr 22
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Following on from 2020's Worldwide Ravers release on Rekids, Theo Nasa drops a dance floor-friendly three-tracker for sub-label RSPX. "Nina's Trippin" is a lithe, angular workout, full of acid lines and reverberating vocal samples, while on "She's A Manoeuvre", Nasa draws from a different set of influences. Featuring vocal samples again, this time these soulful utterances are deployed against the backdrop of dense, rolling drums and a spiky rhythm. Changing direction, the UK producer embarks on a darker direction for "Dance Like Your Dodging Bullets". Led by a steely rhythm and machine gun percussive volleys, it's a sleek, functional slice of dance floor techno.
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RSPX 37
04 Mar 22
Techno
04 Mar 22
Techno
Review: Will Kinsella aka Hybrasil continues his fine run of releases on Rekids with this impactful EP. Issued on the label's Special Projects offshoot, it starts with the title track's steely drums and intense thunder claps. "Abhean" also sees Kinsella deploy relentless percussion but in this instance, it provides the basis for a looped chord stab and eerie background noises. "Erimon" is less intense, but still packs a powerful punch thanks to its murky bass and relentless waves of percussion. Meanwhile, closing track "Oenach" offers a somewhat different perspective on club techno thanks to its Rob Hood style organ riffs and firing minimal groove.
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RSPX 36
04 Feb 22
Techno
04 Feb 22
Techno
Review: With releases on Tronic and his own RX imprint to his credit, Gokce Ozer aka Procombo now surfaces on Rekids sub-label RSPX with a storming EP. "Glow" is a frenetic track, powered by an insistent rhythm, razor sharp percussion and features a cavernous chord riff throughout. On "Chi Town", Ozer takes influence from the city that the title references, specifically its ghetto techno heritage. Featuring a high octane, jacking rhythm and a spliced up vocal sample, it's a fitting tribute to classic Dance Mania. In contrast is the title track: it's a slower affair where Procombo delivers a repetitive, steel-plated rhythm, while Steve Rachmad dons his Sterac guise for the finale, a high-paced, relentless remix of the title track.
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RSPX 32
01 Oct 21
Techno
01 Oct 21
Techno
