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Tresor
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Waajeed's 2022 album, Memoirs Of Hi-Tech Jazz, was a paean to Detroit's musical heritage from techno to hip-hop and beyond. It comes as no surprise that this remix package is just as sonically diverse. The Yazzus version of "The Ballad of Robert O'Bryant" fuses frenetic jazz drums and percussion with a driving rhythm and an acid-fuelled tones. In stark contrast, the Jensen Interceptor x Assembler Code take on "Memoirs of Hi-Tech Jazz" is a stark electro workout, with a ferocious steely rhythm and murderous bass prevailing. Mark Broom's remix of "Right Now" is a more conventional techno track. Centred on a rolling tribal groove, it features dramatic stabs and a robust bassline.
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TRESOR 366DD
17 Nov 23
Techno
17 Nov 23
Techno
Review: After a long hiatus, Juan Atkins resurrects his seminal Cybotron project. Thankfully, not much has changed since it first appeared in the early 80s. On "Maintain", similar, distinctive sounds prevail. Sleek synth lines and ponderous vocals are set to Cybotron's steely drums and brooding bass - a combination that still sounds as futuristic now as it did when Atkins and his then partner Rik Davis re-wired electronic music. "The Golden Ratio" does mark a shift of sorts, and sees Atkins go deeper. Shot through with subtle acidic pulses and dreamy melodies, it's close to the ERP school of electro, albeit powered by Cybotron's distinctive 808s. As comebacks go, it's one that really lives up to expectations.
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TRESOR 313EP1DD
13 Oct 23
Electro
13 Oct 23
Electro
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TRESOR 358S2
06 Oct 23
Electro
06 Oct 23
Electro
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TRESOR 313EP1S1DD
29 Aug 23
Electro
29 Aug 23
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Transparent Sound, established in Bognor in 1994, is among the UK's most enduring electro acts. This dynamic collaboration between Orson Bramley and Martin Brown has solidified Transparent Sound's reputation as one of the most influential electro duo with a discography boasting a collection of highly acclaimed releases that have garnered significant recognition within the electronic music scene. This retrospective album "Accidents 1994-2023" compiles a fortunate selection of 13 awe-inspiring electrical mishaps. This comprehensive collection features dancefloor anthems like "Punk Mother Fucker," which once graced the sets of Villalobos, and "No Call From New York," as heard on Helena Hauff's exceptional 2017 Essential Mix. Additionally, the album includes the unreleased white label track "Windows To Your Sole" from Transparent Sound 007, exclusive unreleased tracks, special 2023 edits, and a digital bonus of six additional tracks.
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TRESOR 361
30 Jun 23
Electro
30 Jun 23
Electro
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TRESOR 357S2
09 Jun 23
Techno
09 Jun 23
Techno
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TRESOR 361S3
06 Jun 23
Electro
06 Jun 23
Electro
Various
Review: Celebrating its 350th release, Tresor delivers a compilation with a difference. Instead of the steely techno that has defined the club and label, Yet is all about left of centre sounds. There's the ethnic chants of Nandele & A-Tweed's "Deserto", while on "Lovesong" Nadia Struiwigh combines woozy sub-bass with mid-tempo drums. Ryan James Ford's "Totes (Bath mix)" does steer the compilation back towards the dance floor, but it's with a twist, as clattering break beats provide the backdrop for introspective synths. It's only a temporary divergence though - "No Longer Human" is a moody stepper, while DJ Sotofett and Kavadi's "Kandhan Karunai" sees the pair drop a frenetic, fragmented rhythm that defies categorisation.
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TRESOR 350
28 Apr 23
Techno
28 Apr 23
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: LNS and DJ Sotofett last appeared on Tresor in 2021 with their debut album, Sputters. Now they're back with a fine two-track EP that takes in a range of distinctive flavours. "Reform" is a deep electro groove, with the pair adding in glitchy tones and solemn piano chimes. It makes for an atmospheric, distinctive take on a well-known sound. "Plexistorm" inhabits a similar territory. On this occasion, it's all about the bass, with a plaintive-sounding low end providing the focus for dreamy strings, bleepy tones and spiky percussion. It's testament to the pair's talent that they can tease new possibilities from the electro canon.
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TRESOR 355
14 Apr 23
Electro
14 Apr 23
Electro
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TRESOR 196XS3
17 Mar 23
Electro
17 Mar 23
Electro
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TRESOR 196XS2
28 Feb 23
Electro
28 Feb 23
Electro
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TRESOR 343S 1
06 Sep 22
Electro
06 Sep 22
Electro
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TRESOR 327S1
24 Jun 22
Electro
24 Jun 22
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Minimal Violence kick start a three-record series for Tresor called DESTROY ---> [physical] REALITY [psychic] <--- TRUST, which is due to be released over the course of the next 12 months. This first instalment sees Ash Luk and Lida P draw on a myriad of influences: in its original version "Ravebomb" features epic, trance hooks, followed by the high-speed break beats and searing bass of the 'Fire' version. On "Perfect Rendition", the duo slow down the pace to deliver the kind of cut-up breaks meets old school sampling collage that could easily pass for vintage Meat Beat Manifesto, while this first volume concludes with "The Next Screen Is Death", where the duo deliver more breaks, but this time playing out with epic strings.
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TRESOR 317
15 May 20
Electro
15 May 20
Electro
Review: Existenz is Dave Sumner's third artist album as Function, and it partly ushers in a change in style. While there are echoes of his typical brooding, hypnotic techno on the mysterious, acid-tinged "Nylon Mood" and the heads-down roller, "Golden Dawn" - which features Stefanie Parnow - much of the album comprises a more mellow mood. There's the wonderfully hypnotic 90s ambient of "The Approach" and "Sagittarius A (Right Ascension)", while Function hooks up with vocalist Robert Owens to do deep house on the layered, textured "Growth Cycle". It's without doubt Function's most diverse long player, and ranges from the rickety electro of "Pleasure Discipline" to the dub shanty of "Interdimensional Interference".
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TRESOR 315
06 Dec 19
Techno
06 Dec 19
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Techno institution Tresor have tapped Pittsburgh veteran Shawn Rudiman for their 311th release. Over his 20 year career, he's released on esteemed imprints such as 7th City, Matrix, Pittsburgh Tracks and Applied Rhythmic Technology (ART) so he's definitely earned his spot here on the Berlin-based label. A stark homage to the recent history of American electronic music, Rudiman pays his respect in a poignant manner. From the moody tension and suspense of "Too Far Gone" calling to mind Landcruising era Carl Craig, bridging the gap between Chicago acid and Florida electro on "Too Far Gone" or the majestic hi-tech soul of first wave Motor City on "Backwards Tomarrows" through to the evocative IDM interludes such as "KNSR" or "Past The Edge" which call to mind the work of Detroit innovators such as John Beltran or Neil Ollivierra - Rudiman proudly wears his influences on his sleeve yet impressively reinterprets them as his own on this fine release.
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TRESOR 311
12 Jul 19
Techno
12 Jul 19
Techno
