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The third full-length from Icelands' Aðalsteinn Guðmundsson under the Yagya alias sees a partial return to the deeper and dreamier sounds of Rhythm Of Snow. This will be a welcome change of direction for those who criticised his 'Will I Dream...' CD...
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A shockingly average mix of either bland or predictable tracks that completely fails to capture the imagination. Derrick demonstrates that tight beatmatching is only a small part of mixing, and that he is unfortunately lacking in ability when it comes...
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Along with the first two Baby Ford EPs "Slow Hand" and "Night D3 Died", Thomas Franzmanns' contribution stands out as one of the best records on PAL SL. Subdued beats and seriously deep music made even better by the dark drugged-out vocals on "Lava"...
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The Shifting Gears 12" was originally intended to test the water prior to the release of 'Soundtrack [313]' and was never officially released; making it even rarer than the already scarce album on Ferox. When asked about its limitation, Neil replied...
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Considering Rod Modells' astounding repertoire, it seems impossible to narrow down the "deepchord years" onto only one CD. Having said that; along with the 'Continuous-Flow' mix (also on Silentes), this CD outshines both 'dc01-06' and 'dc15' released...
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Vladislav Delay has been off the boil for a long time now; nothing has really grabbed me since his releases on Chain Reaction and Max.Ernst. 'Whistleblower' marks a true return to form and is up there with the best of his productions. Exquisitely deep...
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Another strictly limited release by Rod Modell & Co, this time to 100 copies. Restricting the number of copies has always been part of the deepchord ethos, the elusiveness adding to the demand. This release is no exception and a lot of listeners are...
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As a purist of electronic music and more specifically techno, it's not often I emerge from my bubble to discover other music. It's even rarer for me to remember an era of my life in connection with a rock album. Rediscovering this CD several years...
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Given the pedigree of the artists involved it's no surprise that this is one of the best releases on the label. After inviting him to record for his PAL SL imprint, Peter 'Baby' Ford teams up with Zip to form a match made in heaven. Their production...
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Easily one of the most essential records of 1996. The first release on Wolfgang Voigts' Auftrieb imprint set the bar really high for what was to come. Three untitled loop-driven tracks with that unmistakable german industrial feel to them. Lightly...
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Love him or hate him, Thomas Brinkmann truly is the Marmite of minimal techno; and while his musical direction is questionable of late, nowhere is his genious more apparent than the Max Ernst label. In particular, Max Ernst 2, 3 and 4 where he takes...
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The debut release from Dirk Mantei on his own 800trak imprint. On one side there's a slow reduced dub-techno track with metallic stabs, comparable to Basic Channel, minus the hiss. On the other side, something completely different, a fierce acid...
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Two tracks on Octal's third release that compliment each other nicely. 'Arrival' is a mesmirising slice of minimal techno, very similar in production style to Jeff Samuel. With elements of click, glitch and squelch it floats along beautifully....
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Looking back to review 2005, this is one of the few saving graces of a dismal year for minimal techno. In the last 18-24 months the scene has been diluted by labels churning out sub-standard minimal house and techno. Not so from Swiss label Phictiv....
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A 2xCD compilation in collaboration with Zürich based club Substrat. All artists featured have played at the club and tracks are taken from various Swiss labels. A nice range of styles on here ranging from the slow grinding electro of Roger Rotor to...
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K.Lakizz comes up with a excellent EP. Non Importa opens with a looped snare, followed with the gradual fade-in of the really deep and heavy bassline. Then comes the repetitive vocal hook in garbled Italian and the hypnotic strings, a real killer...
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A sensational debut release from Patrick Chardronnet for the Raum...musik label. Minimal acid meets minimal house on the A-side, deep bass and kooky sounds. 'Knisterboogie' is much darker, harsh bass and minimal-acid stabs in a slow techno grinder,...
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Very similar in style to his early Perlon releases such as '2000 Abdominals' or the Sense Club collaboration, 'Tia' is no exception to the unwritten rule that all Villalobos releases must contain at least one track over 10 minutes long. The A-side is...
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This is a five-tracker, but as the tracklisting above suggests the tracks on each side are all interlinked and play as one continuous piece of music. Musically, this ep is utterly beautiful, combining elements of abstract house music and minimal dub....
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