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Review: Mark Broom teams up with Patrik Carrera for this hard-hitting four track release. "KOS" is a tough minimal track. Powered by insistent metallic percussion and visceral kicks, it's primed for peak-time use. The partnership yields a different result on the title track. Focused on a throbbing groove and an insistent, grungy loop, it makes for a powerful roller. Broom and Carrera remain in this general territory for "Track 4". Fuelled by a driving rhythm and merciless metallic percussion, its deft filtered twists and turns are sure to have the desired impact. There's no let-up on "F9" either, where the pair drop a tough, insistent workout.
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EPM 111
08 Dec 23
Techno
08 Dec 23
Techno
Review: Opal Tapes and Lobster Theremin aside, S Olbricht has landed on some of the most interesting independent house and techno labels over the last three years, and so this new EP for Lee Gamble's UIQ seems like a natural fit. This guy's style of house and techno is as loose and leftfield as you can possibly get for club music, a starting from the slithering beats and swamped sonics of "137x3brk" we get an instant picture of Olbricht's freedom behind that mixing desk. This open-minded take on the genre is yet more evident on the gloriously off-kilter "Ktyring", and reaches a total climax of abstraction though the nearly beatless "J UC". "F1oa1" is a hard techno missile in terms of its beats, but the melodies gliding high in the mix have more in common with ambient than anything dance-based. It's a real excursion...the sort of EP that makes the whole 'outsider' moniker seem credible.
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UIQ 003
02 Sep 16
Techno
02 Sep 16
Techno
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UTECH 100
30 Nov 22
Techno
30 Nov 22
Techno
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HHDG 022
30 May 11
Techno
30 May 11
Techno
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ZYNTAX 02
11 Jun 10
Techno
11 Jun 10
Techno
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TDG 006
07 Dec 18
Minimal/Tech House
07 Dec 18
Minimal/Tech House
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GP 124
21 Aug 23
Techno
21 Aug 23
Techno
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PAF 010
20 Jul 21
Techno
20 Jul 21
Techno
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CKK 093
30 Jan 24
Techno
30 Jan 24
Techno
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CHIWAX 017LTD
20 Apr 18
Techno
20 Apr 18
Techno
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DRE 235
29 Jun 20
Techno
29 Jun 20
Techno
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ASIX 077
12 Jun 20
Techno
12 Jun 20
Techno
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CIRCLE 015-8
09 Oct 07
Techno
09 Oct 07
Techno
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MARYBLACK 005
27 Apr 18
Techno
27 Apr 18
Techno
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ACIDWORX 117
02 Oct 18
Techno
02 Oct 18
Techno
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ACIDWORX 105
19 Apr 18
Techno
19 Apr 18
Techno
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ACIDWORX 81
10 Mar 17
Techno
10 Mar 17
Techno
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ACIDWORX 169
31 Jan 22
Techno
31 Jan 22
Techno
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GMNV 007
08 May 17
Techno
08 May 17
Techno
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EMO 170
16 Feb 23
Techno
16 Feb 23
Techno
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UHT 57
16 Jul 21
Techno
16 Jul 21
Techno
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KONSTRUKT 012
02 Nov 15
Techno
02 Nov 15
Techno
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735119 049618
25 Mar 19
Minimal/Tech House
25 Mar 19
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Returning to his own label, Rolando drops a release that is steeped in his hometown's musical heritage. The title track sees the Underground Resistance affiliate travel down a less familiar path than usual. Drawing on Detroit's electro sound, he delivers an atmospheric, breaking jam. "Would You Just Listen" is more in keeping with his trademark sound. Over a dense, swung rhythm he drops insistent stabs and dissected vocal samples. One of Rolando's peers has been tasked with remix duties; sounding more like Jeff Mills than his trademark ghetto tech, Godfather drops an acid-inflected chord-heavy techno take on "Where You From Foo."
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R 3016
01 Sep 23
Electro
01 Sep 23
Electro
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KLTR 015
03 Nov 23
Techno
03 Nov 23
Techno
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PTR 153
19 Mar 18
Techno
19 Mar 18
Techno
