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Apr 19, 2009 in Reviews: House
Apr 5, 2009 in Reviews: House
Mar 22, 2009 in Reviews: House
Jan 20, 2009 in Reviews: Dub Techno
Nov 23, 2008 in Reviews: House
Nov 16, 2008 in Reviews: House
Nov 15, 2008 in Reviews: House
Sep 14, 2008 in Reviews: Techno
Aug 26, 2008 in Reviews: Techno
Jul 13, 2008 in Reviews: Dub Techno
Results tagged “5star”
Hieroglyphic Being: So Much Noise 2 Be Heard
Fittingly, the first double 12-inch from Hieroglyphic Being starts with a gritty acid track.Apr 19, 2009 in Reviews: House
Black Jazz Consortium: Structure
These are some of the deepest, mightiest, and most experimental house tracks I’ve ever heard.Apr 5, 2009 in Reviews: House
Jody "Fingers" Finch: "Jack Your Big Booty"
While most DJs will undoubtedly purchase this for the title track with its stripped-down percussion and slightly risque lyrics, it’s “Whistle Worm” which has me most excited.Mar 22, 2009 in Reviews: House
Intrusion: The Seduction of Silence [single]
As volume builds, so does echo. Hitchell is at his best here.Jan 20, 2009 in Reviews: Dub Techno
VA: Music From Mathematics
If you missed out on these tracks, you’re in for a treat. Jamal has a vision, and each of his compositions crackle with energy.Nov 23, 2008 in Reviews: House
Scott Grooves: Technique EP
This is one 12-inch that reinforces the idea house and techno are two sides of the same coin.Nov 16, 2008 in Reviews: House
Reggie Dokes: Rain Redemptive Love EP
It is, simply put, a masterpiece. All three tracks are beautiful.Nov 15, 2008 in Reviews: House
Kenny Larkin: Keys, Strings, Tambourines
I have no doubt I’ll be referring to this as a classic ten years from now.Sep 14, 2008 in Reviews: Techno
Andy Stott: Unknown Exception
While Stott’s first album was all over the map, this collection of recent EPs sees him honing in on a distinctive, dubby style. The bass drops are massive.Aug 26, 2008 in Reviews: Techno
Intrusion: Intrusion
Echospace’s last vinyl release was Intrusion. Steve Hitchell kindly gave me a preview of an upcoming CD version. According to Hitchell, this is deeply personal material produced in the early nineties but once thought lost. To me, “Intrusion Dub” feels like a step forward, incorporating reggae elements with short bits of horn amidst the usual techno beat and low bass rumbles.Jul 13, 2008 in Reviews: Dub Techno
