For 1997, this is some classic work by Umek. Just about every track is slamming on this 2xLP!

Like Umek, Slobodan really delivers with this one (as he pretty much always does)! Amazing.

The first 2xLP release on the Code Red sublabel proves to be well worth the spin, or spins.

Inigo kills it with his head-spinning debut EP "Automation Makers Art" on ZET in 1996.

Bloody damn massive EP (if not also flawless) that is relentlessly fierce and for whatever odd reason is rated surprisingly kinda low, esp in comparison to Ex006 since you get 2 extra tracks. However despite that, it is still definitely worthy of picking up for those two tracks alone as all 5 are killer, and needless to say are guaranteed to rip through your speakers, or sound system the moment you put the record on.

This is pretty much ABB08 but sadly with the B1 & B3 tracks "Cysteine" & "Memathionine" omitted, even though Memathionine is basically an outro. Regardless, it still kicks major ass!

Just like Inigo Kennedy, Umek kills it with his 96' grand debut on ZET who's tenacity sets the bar for what would become his signature style; bold, brash, & tenacious with a hint of industrial. Regardless even though there's only two tracks on this record, I frequently have this blasting on repeat!

Basic Implant's 2xLP album "Back in Black" is def one of the most utter sickly, nastiest, & downright darkest Techno albums I've ever heard.. interestingly enough, as weird as it may sound, it's almost evil in a way with an tangible atmosphere so thick you can cut it with a knife amidst the hardcore, melodic rhythms, distorted vox & clever beats that assault the ears in one of the best ways possible; there's a reason it's called "Fine Audio Recordings".

Brother's Yard double LP from 1996 on AB proves to be a force not to be reckoned with!

Interesting stuff from early Umek that is just as bold & noteworthy as his 'Audio' double LP since just about every track on here is sure enough to ignite the dancefloor!

Brother's yards' debut EP from late October of 96' still packs a punch, it's a stonecold killer.

Incredible work as per usual by Brother's Yard, what a trip!

Fumiya Tanaka's extraordinary Time EP is timeless in itself!

Woah, like other people have stated, for 95' this is definitely a real gem! It's raw, banging, as well as downright crazy.

Laura Grabb's first EP is a real pounding dancefloor stormer, as well as a significant gem of a record in hardcore/techno history.

This is single handedly one of the most important Dub records ever!