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10 Nov 23
Techno
10 Nov 23
Techno
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EI8HT 042
14 Jul 23
Techno
14 Jul 23
Techno
Review: Pulling together the unreleased gems from Nick Hoppner's entry into the burgeoning Panorama Bar CD series, this digital accoutrement comes brimming with quality that matches functionality with imagination. Things start off decidedly funky with The Mole laying down a discoid bassline and maintaining his groove longer than he might normally do. Dexter comes correct with a brooding slice of tech-house that plays off a growling bassline and quirky dabs of synth, while Matthew Styles lets dubby feedback reign supreme on the melodic part of "Liquid Sky". Jon McMillon rounds proceedings off in fine style with the subdued slow-mo of "T-Station".
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OTON 056
25 Jun 12
Techno
25 Jun 12
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Matthew Styles is by no means prolific - just 12 releases in 10 years - but still manages to bring a distinctive touch to each production. In this instance, Styles' first EP for Ostgut following an appearance on one of the Panorama Bar samplers, there's a rough and bleary feel to each composition. This sensibility manifests itself in different ways; the title track is a stepping, broken beat affair laced with acid, while the contemplative "Wave 6" sounds like it was created by the Mike Huckaby-loved synth. The only out and out dance floor track, "Border", is also notable thanks to its shimmering, sleek chords and rolling house beats.
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O-TON 098DIGITAL
02 Sep 16
Techno
02 Sep 16
Techno
Played by: Paul Mac, DJ Haus [UTTU], Juno Recommends Techno, Juno Recommends Bass, Cos BV (Car Crash Set)
Review: Back in the 90s, US techno producer Steve Stoll released an EP on white vinyl in the shape of a circular saw. The art for the latest release on DJ Haus' label looks similar to that release - and doesn't sound radically different either. In fact, the only real difference to Stoll's 1995 release is the absence of forceful acid pulses - otherwise, P.O.L Style's "Saw" and the "Saw 2" version crackle with insistent percussion, insistent stabs and an insistent, jacking rhythm. Remixes from Mike Q and Neana, which add a banging, drum-heavy sensibility to the original "Saw", complete the package.
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UTTU_053
13 Jul 15
Techno
13 Jul 15
Techno
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KSTYLEMUSIC 027
30 Nov 20
Techno
30 Nov 20
Techno
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KSTYLEMUSIC 041
27 Mar 23
Techno
27 Mar 23
Techno
