This incredible album from the mysterious Dutch producer Jochem Peteri shows it’s still possible to craft a completely unique sound. Peteri bucks the trend of cookie-cutter dub techno. A couple of his tracks sound like old house records pitched down underwater.
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A flawed work, but one with several moments of genius.
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The Funcken brothers’ outlet for chunky, funky acid tracks.
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Dopplereffekt refuse interviews and rarely perform live. They originally hail from Detroit, and their music has a spacey eighties presets feel.
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Now that IDM seems to be fading away, it’s the perfect time to start over and explore the origins of the sound.
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Ranges from hard acid and techno to future jazz.
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On this DVD, Ellen Allien takes viewers on a personal tour of her favorite Berlin hang-outs.
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Deep, clubby, and incredibly DJ-friendly.
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While all of these tracks are well-produced, they don’t strike me as especially original.
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Compiles three EPs of minimal techno bliss.
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