Lenny Dee - Untitled
Label:
Catalog#:
ETC 131
Format:
Vinyl, 12"
Country:
Belgium
Released:
1992
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Hardcore,
Techno
Credits
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Reviews & Discussion
There was a time when Lenny Dee truly was the King of Hardcore, then it was all just Techno...
"Baby" The Title track is a classic Lenny Dee House/Rave crossover from his Nu-Groove days: Trance, Rave, House: an excellent period piece from a time when those distinctions had'nt even really been made. Techno.
"Hammer Head" Lenny's show of the 'other sound' that he was starting to get into. A little before he started 'Industrial Strength Records'.
At the time he was only known for NY House and Garage which he was releasing through Nu-Groove, etc.
"Baby" The Title track is a classic Lenny Dee House/Rave crossover from his Nu-Groove days: Trance, Rave, House: an excellent period piece from a time when those distinctions had'nt even really been made. Techno.
"Hammer Head" Lenny's show of the 'other sound' that he was starting to get into. A little before he started 'Industrial Strength Records'.
At the time he was only known for NY House and Garage which he was releasing through Nu-Groove, etc.
In essence this E.P. was written by three of the top early 90's belgian Techno Producers. A triumph of the collaborative Techno spirit, contrary to what the name on the cover may lead you to beleive.
"Microdot" An arpeggio-driven Trance/Rave tune which, though nice, has dated a bit.
"Bug Spray" Every once in a while you hear a track that reminds you of the second coming. This is that track. Hard, caustic and very dancefloor friendly.
Sick.