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Tag: techno

26/06/2014 nausika

Churches Schools and Guns: minimal electronic soundtrack to a techno-dystopia

Lucy, Churches Schools and Guns, Stroboscopic Artefacts, SACD005 (2014) No, “Lucy” isn’t a woman in case you’re wondering: it’s a

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14/03/2014 nausika

Instant Satisfunction: a bewildering set of beat-dominated looping rhythmscapes

Rioteer / Urbanfailure / Gotharman / Axiomid, Instant Satisfunction, Slovakia, Urbsounds Collective, CD 26 (2012) Four acts come together to

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27/02/2014 Stuart Marshall

Before & After Skynet

Frank Bretschneider Super.Trigger GERMANY RASTER-NOTON R-N 149 CD (2013) Returning to some of the then-groundbreaking sounds of the early ‘90s

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20/02/2014 nausika

Akkord (self-titled): pulling in a huge range of influences for a spacey dark techno album

Akkord, self-titled, Houndstooth Records, HTH015CD (2013) If you’ve been following my reviews obsessively – in which case, I would advise

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04/02/2014 nausika

Cold Mission: into the far reaches of experimental dark techno abstraction

Logos, Cold Mission, Keysound Recordings LDN042CD (2013) London-based producer James Parker comes from a grime / dubstep dance-club background but

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12/01/2014 Ed Pinsent

Drei Vier, Grenadier

From Carlin How in North Yorkshire we have split CDR Vier Mit Vier (ELM LODGE RECORDS 012a), with four tracks

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07/01/2014 Stuart Marshall

Slender Oriental Bea(s)ts

Springintgut Where We Need No Map GERMANY PINGIPUNG RECORDS 37 CD (2013) It’s been a while since I did any

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05/05/2013 nausika

Cloaks versus Grain: blank snapshot of future society in industrial techno dubstep album

Cloaks, Versus Grain, 3by3, 3by3002CD (2009) It has a certain cache for one track “R.F.I.D.” which contains samples from a

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16/09/2012 nausika

The Killer: not quite the killer techno dub experience it should be

Shed, The Killer, 50 Weapons, 50WCD08 (2012) Well you wish this could have been the soundtrack to that John Woo

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