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Review: As one of the most distinctive voices in Detroit techno, whatever the era, it's always an occasion when Terrence Dixon delivers a new album. True to form, this new one for 30D ExoPlanets follows up on a run of previous releases for Angel Molina's label in a supernova of fresh ideas that keep techno truly compelling. Even in the straighter climes of tracks like 'Final Results', there's a sense of space and reduction which challenges the mind rather than giving everything away too easily. No one operates quite like Dixon, and it's on immersive trips like this you realise just what he's capable of.
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30DEXOLP 001
28 Mar 22
Techno
28 Mar 22
Techno
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AA 02
07 Jun 19
Experimental/Electronic
07 Jun 19
Experimental/Electronic
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Megalon was a brilliant but short-lived project that released on labels like Plink Plonk and R&S during the golden era of UK techno (1993-97). Now Above Board has remastered and re-released their sole artist album from 1994 to share the Megalon vision with a new generation. When it comes to techno albums, Pandora's Box has got it all - the title track is a shimmering, reflective affair that dovetails with the work of Nuron and As One from that period, "Machine" sees the duo apply that widescreen sound to a warbling dance floor groove, while the acid-speckled "Systrem" resounds to a dark bass and cold percussion. Most impressive though is the depth and complexity of sound throughout Pandora'a Box - qualities that continue to resonate nearly 30 years later.
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ABPLP 007
28 Jan 22
Techno
28 Jan 22
Techno
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ARD 067
23 Apr 13
Techno
23 Apr 13
Techno
Mike Anderson & G-Prod - "Take Us To The Heavens" (Laurent Maldo & Jules Wells remix) - (7:20) 123 BPM
Played by: G-Prod
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BC 01
07 Oct 16
Minimal/Tech House
07 Oct 16
Minimal/Tech House
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BM 032
08 Mar 24
Techno
08 Mar 24
Techno
Review: One of the main contributors to Berceuse Heroique delivers a bass-heavy three-track EP. First up is the title track; with its robust breaks and ear-splitting shrieks unfolding over wave upon wave of nausea-inducing sub-bass, it worships at the altar of hardcore. "Flammarion Beach" is also underpinned by a tearing low end, but on this occasion, the bass intensity is offset by high-pitched trance melodies that flit and hover above the arrangement. Closing out the release is "Rotating Rupees". In stark contrast to the other tracks, it's a soft-focus, ambient passage that recalls the more cosmic end of '70s library music, a soothing alternative to Koehler's fury.
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BH 28
29 Apr 16
Techno
29 Apr 16
Techno
Played by: S-File
Review: Dustin Zahn returns to Blueprint to deliver a four-tracker that resounds to understated force. "Rotator" is an atmospheric, rolling track. Led by dense, tribal drums and featuring mysterious synth lines, it's a subtle but impactful track. "Conduit of Chaos" is based on a similar premise - although on this occasion, the rhythm is more stripped back and is powered by impactful claps. The pulsating, clanging bass at the heart of "Catharsis" lends it the requisite punch for its flowing groove. The title track is the most up-tempo track on the release - and it sees Zahn deliver a gradually building, vocal-sampling percussive sucker punch.
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BP 074
22 Mar 24
Techno
22 Mar 24
Techno
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ASGBRR 005
09 Sep 22
Techno
09 Sep 22
Techno
