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Third Ear UK
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Review: Third Ear deserves kudos for putting together this massive, 28-track compilation of Thomas Brinkmann's released and rare material. It serves as a reminder that the veteran German producer has been one of the most influential - but sometimes overlooked - names in European house and techno. From the wild cut-ups and rolling snares of disposable "Sur Ace" and the noisy, ebm-style "2 Sun" to the lopsided, melancholy grooves of "Crazy" and "Souls", the scope and range of Retrospektiv is impressive. The compilation also succeeds in providing a reminder that Brinkmann's dance floor credentials are impeccable and the quirky "What You're Doin" and the toy town synths and gentle white noise of "Isch" are as impressive as anything that Akufen produced.
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3EBOX 201701
27 Oct 17
Techno
27 Oct 17
Techno
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3 ELP201701
07 Apr 17
Deep House
07 Apr 17
Deep House
Review: Motor City techno legend Alan Oldham returns as DJ T-1000 and he's right at home here for British hi-tech soul merchants Third Ear. The guy behind such seminal imprints as Generator is in fine form and flying the flag for the timeless sounds from The Motor City: techno the right way! Starting out with the straight ahead, self aggrandizing groove of "1 Liquid Metal (Acid version)" which repeats the man's name continually, there's also "Shapeshifter" or "Air Berlin" which respectively are tough and funky: more reminiscent of the artist's classic sounds when he was formerly known as X-313 or The Neon Sex Fiend. The emotive "Marina 2" is the deepest and most uplifting offering on here and closes out the EP in nice style. Another fine release by techno's 'Renaissance Man'.
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3 EEP201607
17 Feb 17
Techno
17 Feb 17
Techno
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3 EEP-2015_ 04
29 May 15
Techno
29 May 15
Techno
Review: Manuel Gonzalez has put out a diverse range of music, but this release for Third Ear is his most out there venture to date. "Fiber" is little more than a series of pitch-shifting tones, held together in the loosest sense by jarring rhythms, while "Meanwhile" is more subdued, its dubby beats seeing Gonzalez at his most laid back. The other tracks sit at opposing ends of the US producer's sound palette: "Extort" is a grainy banger, its rolling drums and stomping beats sitting somewhere between Omar S and Purposemaker, while "Mask" is a beautiful house groove, its chiming melodies unfolding over a fragile rhythm.
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3EEP-2013_ 10
04 Nov 13
Electro
04 Nov 13
Electro
Played by: Simonlebon (Luv Shack Records)
Review: Swedish producer Patrik Skoog throws a curveball on his debut album. Eschewing the dance floor for the large part, Exit Earth is located at techno's fringes. "Cluster 34" and "Inside Jupiter's Eye" are deep, space transmissions, while "Voyager, Part 1" and "Voyager, Part 2" start as atmospheric arrangements before evolving into teased out, acid-drenched dub techno grooves. There are some nods to Skoog's more conventional techno leanings - with the deep, metallic early-Sterac groove of "Cygnus A" and the droning "Death Of A Pulsar" impressing most - but as the white noise hiss and crackle of "Radio Emissions" shows, for this outing, Skoog remains at Earth's outer limits.
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3ELP-201311
25 Oct 13
Techno
25 Oct 13
Techno
Review: Newcomer Julian Neumann releases his second EP The Realist courtesy of long-standing UK imprint Third Ear, rubbing shoulders with the likes of Theo Parrish, Delano Smith, Norm Talley, Wbeeza and Benjamin Brunn. The release is laced with Detroit teachings of spaced synths, jangled percussion and educated musicality."Involved" merges motor city chords with two-stepped drum patterns and melancholic keys synonymous with South London. Neumann employs free-spirited synths and unhinged drums on "Being F" while the chord-heavy title track "The Realist" is straight forward and full of feeling. "Will Be" is of similar disposition to the rest of the EP and its basic rhythm is augmented by dizzy synth melodies and a heavy electro bass. Underground house music with a twist.
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3EEP-201207
13 Jul 12
Techno
13 Jul 12
Techno
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3ELP-2010_06
10 Dec 10
Deep House
10 Dec 10
Deep House
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3EEP-103
05 Jun 09
Techno
05 Jun 09
Techno
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3EEP-093-2
25 Jul 08
Deep House
25 Jul 08
Deep House
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3EEP-084
26 Oct 07
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
26 Oct 07
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
