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Greg Gow - Echalon EP - 08-Dec-05 03:18 AM
This EP is just fantastic! One of my slsk-dude suggested me this record before a few months (Ive never heard about Greg Gow before that), he had some promo rip with an unrelesed remix. I downloaded it and then almost collapsed: brilliant atmospheric synth stabs, solid techy grooves, and everything what I really like. The sound of this EP is somewhere between Joris Voorn, Vince Watson, Adam Jay, and Noah Pred. Both remixes are at least good as the originals, in Ryskys adaptation we can hear very heavy Basic Channel influence. Of course immediately ordered on vinyl... A real must have release for the gourmands.

Robert Hood - All Day Long - 21-Jun-05 05:20 AM
The B2 is really an excellent track; typical Hood-minimal, and from the half of the track get through to a wonderful melody. Probably one of Hoods best track. But the others... IMHO totally meaningless and empty tracks, just for filling the EP. Even so if You like Rob Hood, worth buy this record, because the B2 is more than amazing!

Ego Traxx Records - 13-May-05 09:02 AM
Always worth to check out and pay attention to the little new labels or newcomer artists, because in plenty cases theyre at least good as the big fishes. The Ego Traxx (former Egoist) from Hungary is a prime example for this. The label started around 2003 spring with a massive groundbreaking tribal-tech release called Ma Macoosa EP, and since then they keep this level as well. The labelsound is a solid fusion between tribalistic looptechno and groovy mediterranean sounds, but all of this with the characteristic Ego-flavour. If should say a similar label Id mention mainly the Superbra, or Isoghi, Earresistible Musick, etc... Each EGO-release supported by a lot of top jocks such as Umek, Carl Cox, Valentino Kanzyani, etc... so its truly not a looser imprint. Check this label out, Ego Traxx rules!

Unknown Artist - Mixture - 17-Feb-05 09:06 AM
As usual I feel sick with these silly, retard, and cheapy remakes, but on this record theres something other, something better... Two eternal classic in solid new dressing, directly for destroy the dancefloor: New Order - Blue Monday on side-A, and Lil Mo Yin Yang - Reach (a Strictly Rhythm classic from 95) on side-B with the base of Hertzs Recreate. From this fact we can draw the conclusion: the man who stands behind the Clones project is Pierre Jerksten aka Hertz.

Joris Voorn - 01-Nov-04 01:41 PM
As Enrique I got the first touch with Joris music for a year by the Muted Trax 1 & 2 on Keynote and his sound immediately overawed me. How can we describe it? Hmmm... Deep & atmospheric tech-house-electro with oldschool & Detroit feeling. Soulful and uplifting - as Alexander Kowalski says. Or just simply Joris Voorn!
By now he has made a string of amazing releases: both EP on Sino, both on Sound Architecture, Line 3/4, and the brand new album on Sino again. ...and this just the beginning!
I think with the Future History he squarely lift up himself among the most-important producers of the electronic-music history. For me, the best newcomer of the decade without any doubt!

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