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Shortboard - Together - 02-Jun-07 04:56 PM
The Ben Mono Remix on this record in one of my very special secret weapons. Ben Mono, who we all know from his freaky downtempo 'Bit Hop'-productions on Compost Records, is doing a modern Deep House remixjob here, which is so close to perfection, that most of the usual modern Deep House producers should be jealous. Using fluffy, nice synth-chords, and opening their filters wide towards the end of the track, this remix can drive you crazy!

Gamat 3000 - All Seasons - 02-Apr-06 03:29 PM
I know that I am part of a minority with my opinion of this album, but I was rather disappointed after I had bought it. I had known some terrific tracks by Gamat 3000 but as a matter of fact except "Tausend Tropfen" none of them appears on "All Seasons". I really wonder why. They could have taken tracks like "Roper's Heaven" from "Sunglasses & Soda EP", which is a brilliant, intelligent deep house track. Sadly, "All Seasons" has become a rather average deep house album with tracks that might fit in an average warm up set at the club. Especially "Blackburst" is a very boring one and not recommended for home listening at all.

Hole In One - Amrad In The 7th Phase - 20-Sep-05 03:37 AM
I strongly recommend A1! This is one of those tunes, which never get too old. It's hard to tell what style it really is, you may call it "Tech House", "Atmo-Techno" or even "Minimal Trance". It fits in nearly every kind of set, although it is almost ten (!!!) years old. Superb production! The rest of the record appears rather dated.

Modjo - On Fire - 12-Aug-05 06:55 AM
In my opinion the b-side is the most interesting part of this release. You might not even need the rest of it. Armand van Helden's Remix appears in a rough and stompin club sound, that does not really fit to the soft and soulful vocals. The Demon Remix sounds a bit empty, no proper bassline, not very spectacular anyway. And, to shortly comment the d-side, who needs a Radio Version on vinyl? The Original Version on the b-side brings us the Modjo-Stlye we expect to hear: Funky, soulful, interesting filter techniques. An extraordinary piece of music and my favourite version on this release is the Archigram Remix, which combines the funky Modjo-Filter-Sound with a deep, groovy bassline, soft but fat drumsounds and a fantastic string-layer-sound.