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Pryda - Remember / Frankfurt - 25-Apr-07 04:03 PM
Frankfurt is definitely an outstanding, classic, which is, though minimalistic in it´s arrangement, absolutely functional. The track lives from a classic, shortlooped chord-sequence with sounds reminiscent of 80´s series. A funky deep baseline and a constant build up with a simple delay or arpeggio as theme change are the few tools, that make up this masterpiece. Using a perfectly matching array of sounds and reducing it to 100% Quality and fatness, is maybe Prydz´s greatest talent, which becomes instantly obvious after the first two repetitions of the mainloop on this smasher.

Imagine sunrise on a beach with 2000 people raising their hands in ecstasy, and you are, where this record takes me every single time i put it on.

Guy Gerber & Shlomi Aber - Sea Of Sand - 11-Apr-07 09:43 AM
This record is an epic tune, the detroit reference is undeniable. A dry Drumsection contrasted by a strong hornlike pad builds the basis of this atmospherical and somehow melancholic yet uplifting and definitely outstanding piece of technosoul. A bell pad that well reminds one of certain late-nineties detroit-hits adds up to a 6 o´clock burner. When that balearic sun tickles your swollen face, this is the stuff, that gives your back the shivers.

Chris Liebing - Dandu Groove - 06-Dec-06 10:26 AM
Dandu Groove is the reason, why Chris Liebing is so famous today. This track has been played over and over and is representative for a full era of frankfurt techno under the supervision of Michael Burkhart and Chris Liebings former label cooperation "fine audio recordings" short "audio" which is until today one of the most influental european techno labels worldwide. The track itself is hard monotechno reduced to the maximum and though almost reaching it´s tenth anniversary, it is still to be considered one of hard tribal technos blueprint releases. The extralarge kickdrum, accompanied by a distorted percussion-loop make up for a basic drumloop that is so evil, your perception of techno might change forever. This is one of the most sought for tracks in the history of techno and still achieves ridiculously high bids on various auction-portals.

Gaetano Parisio - 19-99 - 05-Dec-06 11:14 PM
If You play techno, especially with this special, neapolitan edge of house, You just have to own this record, for it is more than just a tool. It is THE Gaetano Parisio signature release, featuring all the crazy shuffled trademark hihat action, delayed closed hihats and overwhelmingly groovy baselines. Almost all the tracks are upfront funky with a nice detroit reference. Possibly his best selling record ever, it was and is still known to almost all techno aficionados. Probably also one of the best drumcode records ever which -among other neapolitan producers- has initiated a special branch of techno, which was very common from 1999 throughout the first few years of this new millenium until the trend turned back, elaborating the minimal techno styles created in the early and mid-nineties.

[60nine] - Drive Through - 30-Nov-06 10:21 PM
I still love this record. The original is a very broad tech-housy roller, which has a sunny vibe to it. Mr. Hoffmann takes the Track to a new step with a pushing house-influenced funkytechno remix with a nice vocal break. Steve Nails adds up his trademark illness to the material and uses the main pad to create a decent dancefloor tool. The picture-vinyl is has a really nice artwork too, showing a map of Croatia and Slovenia. Nice debut work from the chicago based label Planet Muzik, I hope there´s more to come.

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