Porter Ricks: Biokinetics
Listening to this album for the first time in several years, I realize it’s much stronger than I remembered.
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Category: Reviews: Dub Techno
Area: Youth
The music here befits its soothing, hand-painted sleeve.
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Pittsburgh Track Authority: Archipelago
These guys love deep music, and it shows.
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Onmutu Mechanicks: Nocturne
Weinberg is certainly an adept producer, and he knows what he likes. I just wish his experiments were wilder.
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Fluxion: Perfused
While there’s a smattering of new sounds here, the tracks never escape the constraints of four-on-the-floor repetition.
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Fluxion: Constant Limber
My suggestion is to get this album, put it in your iPod, find a secluded beach or high mountain plateau, close your eyes and enjoy it.
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Brock Van Wey: White Clouds Drift On and On
Van Wey (better known as Bvdub) abandons dub techno conventions and returns to his West Coast chill-out room roots.
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Yagya: Rigning
Yagya’s new album is better than his last. While his style has been called dub techno, the best tracks have strong melodies.
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Intrusion: The Seduction of Silence [single]
As volume builds, so does echo. Hitchell is at his best here.
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Mikkel Metal: Peaks and Troughs
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