- copenhagen, denmark
- Joined on August 24, 2003
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- Rating Average 4.62
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ex DJ / Vinyl collector based in DK/EU
Testing out some stuff as :
scandinavian subtropical on soundcloud
These are recommended: https://www.discogs.com/lists/Underrated-slightly-goofy-experimental-techno-records-from-the-90s-and-newer/370336
Testing out some stuff as :
scandinavian subtropical on soundcloud
These are recommended: https://www.discogs.com/lists/Underrated-slightly-goofy-experimental-techno-records-from-the-90s-and-newer/370336
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One of the most important labels in the last decade and now
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Solid producer of slamming techno that keeps you on your toes. From a time when underground techno was still fun and not too serious.
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Top notch funky techno; you can hear this guy used to be (and still is) a top notch drummer. 10 points.
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Avantgarde breakbeat acid mayhem like you never heard it before. A masterpiece.
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Very impressive, idiosyncratic debut from Taylor Deupree on the cult Tension label. Quirky industrial romanticism sitting well outside the mainstream techno sound
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Tic Tac is the main one and you all know; the heaviest grungey acid groove to hit a dancefloor in the 90s.
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One of the foundations of minimal techno. Heavily underrated today.
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Worth it for the sneaky bassline and dusty mix on "Islington" alone
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Perfect use of voice sampling in the haunting title track. A fine example of "less is more".
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Can't disagree with you on Dave Angel. Funk techno extraordinaire. Vogel got the industrial machinery integrated harder though.
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Solid album in his unmistakable style; very beautiful touching passages crop up among the chaotic, but not unpleasant rhytmic semi-improvisations. Widely available, probably a decent amount pressed.
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Never surpassed grungy techno schlager interpretations. Hard to do something like this today.
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Sadly no "smoke me" on this one? : : :
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This is eternal bliss for me. Someone please reissue or repress this one!
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NIce little evocative W Burns remix. Original is fun, retroesque but still acceptable. This is still cheap, go for it!
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Reissue this on wax someone * * * * *
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Soul searching dance music that goes deeeep.
Instantly recognisable sound somewhere between New York house and Basic Channel. |
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Bridged the early Detroit/Chicago sound with more ravey/euro elements and in the early to mid-90s one of the most funky dudes in techno. Uplifting without ever being cheesy.
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Not your standard hard aggressive techno record and this one stands out as does most of the Monrella output. There's an wonderful primitive rhythmic dynamic here different than most of the stuff around.
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The B2 is the funkiest Studio 1 track of the series. Pure cologne boogie magic.
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My favorite of the series. Stoic sexiness. A funky Clint Eastwood cut to vinyl. Never surpassed.
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Very underrated creative techno producer. A different spin on things on most of his records.
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'Film Grain' is my favorite track by the Disco Nihilist (brilliant moniker). Joyful and bittersweet at the same time. Precious record.
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This a record to have fun and fall in love with.
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On another level back then. Even his worst tracks are brilliant.
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A certain amount of bass pressure is to be found in "B-Surfer".
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'Pullback' has that sparse transparent sound popular in 90s techno. Insanely funky and mixable. Personal favorite.
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I guess this is what the DJs would be describe as a 'secret weapon'
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'Luv Luv Lik Lik' is tear-inducing beautiful. This is by Gary Martin, the unsong hero of the weird funky end of 90s underground techno.
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With 'Clear Air Turbulence' Cristian Vogel proves you can make fast hardcore industrial techno funky. Not an easy feat.
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Slammin record all around. Nothing fancy but that's not what you need anyways.
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I see the cancellation mob is digging the archives. Beware outthere!
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I find Two Fat Downloads as his weakest or most conventional. This one is more like Vogel undiluted.
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This record is at least divisive. That's at least something. Too much consensus around nowadays.
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shock!!!
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Title track is an underrated flowing techno trance smasher with a nice warm groove.
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A touch of genius here. This is a record that will turn heads on the floor. Probably clear it as well, but take your chance!
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Incredible energy and drive, very very hard to replicate. Perfect 'trashy' production value. A master at work
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Not only do you diss this record your profile indicates that you're a fan of Team Sky as well?! That just too much for me.
I'm outta here. |
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how to keep it dry in a 90's style. (word)
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Perhaps a colab between Parsek / Traktor / FSR & EMD? If anyone wants to sell this for not crazy amounts of gold get in touch!
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This album is probably the best path trance ever took.
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Hi speed quirky electro business with some trancey undertones. Highly original, though not a floor packer as much as his other output.
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Has a wonderful flow. Very underrated work that is just waiting to create a adventure inside your head.
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"A Time Warp Synthesizer" just goes and goes and goes. Hits the sweet psychedelic trance spot with enough toughness to keep you grounded. On top if his game for 15 years now, this guy. Respect.
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Obscure, dada techno record from the centre of that sound in the 90s. Not quite succesful in what it tries to accomplish, but still quite unlike anything else in its approach. Check if you can find it!
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That's what I call a review !
But yeah, excellent record. |
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One of the best hard techno records ever. Point me to a producer who can integrate 'funk' harder and more driving than this and I'll buy you a sandwich.
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A tough groove for eternity with a whimsical feel on top. You need to be Gary Martin to pull this one off. When the rimshots hits halfway in this reaches its zenith.
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