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Complete Works 1997-1998

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REGIS - Complete Works 1997-1998

Regis

Complete Works 1997-1998

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Cat: DNRECD 2
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Genre: Techno
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TITLE
LENGTH
BPM
05:48
132
05:46
134
05:08
138
04:37
138
04:51
138
04:55
137
04:46
136
04:39
136
09:50
136
04:54
138
05:03
138
06:25
136
05:09
134
04:26
122
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Review

Conceived at a time when the first wave of US minimalism was making waves across Europe, 1997-1998 offers a uniquely British response. At this stage, Karl O'Connor had placed Regis firmly on the techno radar, and tracks like "Disease Through Affection", with its razor-sharp, jarring industrial riffs and the pile-driving kicks and scatter-gun percussion on "Necklace of Bites" offer a dense, maximal counterbalance to Rob Hood's visceral minimalism. But O'Connor was then as he is now a visionary, and the most telling aspect of this compilation is how much of it would set the agenda for techno as it evolved through the late 90s and early 00s. Mills's Purposemaker project gets all the credit for creating loop techno, but one listen to the stomping, grime-caked industrial techno of "Executive Handshake" and the oppressive riffs of "Body Unknown" and it's clear who drew up the blueprint.

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