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Reviews:
Woody McBride - Come In... - 12-Sep-06 12:01 AM
Awesome release und I'm surprised to see current 3.8 rating. Woody is a very prolific producer and one of the acid kings. This release belongs to acid's Hall of Fame. "Wall of Confusion" stands out as a track of real killer bees. I heard it first time 1996 palying at Techno Import store in Paris and the whole EP hit me immediately. Funky and hypnotic stuff from the master.
E.R.P. - Event Related Potential - 14-Jun-05 08:22 AM
Second release by Gerard Hanson on Down Low Music, probably a much anticipated one. With its deep and dubby sounds it bears some likelihood with dlVEXT1, but rolls more in a melancholic vein (like Delsin, Arne Weinberg). On the B-side it steps subtly on the electro fields. Again a mesmerising oeuvre by the man from Dallas.
Und - Maxfield - 11-May-05 12:27 AM
Awesome release with a skilful mix of opera-like spoken word on the B-side assisted by good tech-house beats. B1 is a hectic stand-up-comedy-like piece while B2 gives a deeper mood. A-side is rather dubby and relaxing. Keep going, UND.
Sasse - Unreleased Vol. 7 - 11-May-05 12:27 AM
Guess what, I can't get rid of the "have heard it hundred times"-feeling. The beats kick and acid lines bubble, but something's missing. Good piece of plastic for the floor but nothing exceptional. Anyway, Freestyle Man is still a phenomenon.
Rhythm & Sound - See Mi Yah - 23-Mar-05 06:35 AM
As observed by many it's the first one-rhythm-album by the Rhythm & Sound. Different vocals give variations to the largely unchanging rhythm patterns and do not allow any kind of boredom to emerge. Getting once again a step closer to the reggae the R still manage to sound very deep as we know from BC/CR times.
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