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Review: Sleaze label owners and brothers Hans Bouffmyhre and Lex Gorrie team up for a fine, hard-hitting techno EP. Both versions of the title track sound like a contemporary take on David Holmes and Alter Ego's mid-90s "The Evil Needle" collaboration, with the duo copper-fastening a throbbing bass to layer upon layer of piledriving metallic percussion. There is a similar approach on both versions of "Obvious Reason". While the pair's devotion to heads-down club grooves is still audible, the second version in particular is an intense ride that takes inspiration from the unhinged end of ghetto techno, replete with wild, primal shrieks.
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SLEAZE 179
14 Jan 22
Techno
14 Jan 22
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Tom Hades is one of Europe's most experienced producers and he brings his considerable talents to bear on this release for Sleaze. The title track is a rolling, tribal affair powered by steely drums and a dense, rolling rhythm. "Irena" sees Hades opt for a different approach, with a sparse groove underpinned by angular, metallic percussion and lead-weight kicks. "Propus" sees the Belgian powerhouse producer head back to a more peak time-focused style, with doubled-up claps and a tight linear rhythm prevailing. Lex Gorrie closes out the release with a drum-heavy remix of the title track.
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SLEAZE 169
18 Jan 21
Techno
18 Jan 21
Techno
Review: Hans Bouffmyhre steps up for the latest release on Sleaze. The title track is a pounding techno affair that's powered by a grainy bass and a relentless rhythm. On "Years Gone By", a similar approach applies, but this time Bouffmyhre uses slivers of steely percussion to offset the kick drum-led intensity. There are no such concessions to subtlety on "Parallel Dimension", with a siren running through the pile-driving industrial rhythm. Sleaze has also recruited some well-known remixers to rework the original material; Gotshell's take on the title track is a bleak banger shot through with deep vocal samples, while on his version of "Parallel Dimension", Developer delivers an eerie peak time track.
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SLEAZE 164
27 Jul 20
Techno
27 Jul 20
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Sleaze keeps it close to home on Fear Of Acid. The work of local lads Lex Gorrie and Ross Hillier, it's a barnstorming affair. "Anxiety Attack" resounds to pounding kick drums and a pumping rhythm while an eerie whistle hangs in the ether. On the title track, the duo fuse yelping 303s with a heads-down, stripped back rhythm. More subtle than "Anxiety. . . " it is still an effective club track. On his remix, Jonas Kopp turns "Attack" into a lean, big room techno stomper, underpinned by cheese wire percussion, while Dave Simpson's version of the same track is a more esoteric affair, guided by a repetitive tonal sequence.
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SLEAZE 158
13 Jan 20
Techno
13 Jan 20
Techno
