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Review: The Unterton label has only one goal in its sight, and that is to dominate all dance floors with a tight, regimented techno flair that is characteristic of the modern Berlin sound. Somewhen, a young Berliner who obviously has a deep passion for his city's musical tradition, feels like a natural addition to the label, and we'd already clocked onto him thanks to a string of recent releases for the Sana label. Although we're talking straight up techno here, the opener "Inward" delivers a squelching, distorted 4/4 bullet that places it in the weirder end of the genre's spectrum, with the same going for "Grit", a broken, mid-tempo jam that has more in common with downtempo than 3am Berghain noise. "Null Drift" does, however, provide some straighter heat, and "Diskret" ties off this excellent EP with some low-pitched techno backed by a hint of 303 power. Strong.
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UNTERTON 10DIGITAL
11 Nov 16
Techno
11 Nov 16
Techno
Played by: Paul Mac, Justin Miller, Kid Who, Shadow Dancer, Alkalino, Juno Recommends Techno, Anja Schneider, Sven Vath, NYMA
Review: Gerd and Phil land their first set of original Tuff City Kids tracks in style, taking the controls for the second release on Unterton, the newly established offshoot of Ost Gut Ton. The Bobby Tacker EP has Janson and Lauer crafting three tracks of beefcake house with one clear purpose in mind, and executed with the skills they've honed over countless excellent remixes under the Tuff City Kids banner over the years. Lead track "SFS" wastes no time in playing its trump card; a glossy, thick synth line that pulses all the way through the track while the bottom end comes on all rugged and antsy. Meanwhile "Bias" exercises an air of restraint, letting a simple beat unfold while a tense string edges in from the side hinting at the fearsome techno line that growls in the lower register, imbued with the DNA of dub but twisted to a malevolent intent. Finally "Begger" kicks off on some booming Chicago drums slowed down to a modern cruise, but once again it's a powerful lead synth that rules the day.
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UNTERTON 02
20 Aug 12
Techno
20 Aug 12
Techno
