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Robert Babicz - Pink Trees EP Review

Robert Babicz – Pink Trees EP Review

Robert Babicz’s productions and remixes spanning the past decade have made increasingly impressive ripples in the gigantic pond known as German techno – moreso, I am inclined to believe, than his work in the days of ‘true’ acid house. I am unable to accurately estimate the number of times that I have played out Joris Voorn’s remix of Babicz’s “Dark Flower” (quite the lovely track in its own right), and Babicz’s Disco Universum remix of Gui Boratto’s Mr. Decay is another personal favorite of mine.

That having been said, “Pink Trees” took a bit longer for me to appreciate. Its…

Monday, December 13th, 2010 at 10:27 am
Nyquist - Otagu Review

Nyquist – Otagu Review

Nyquist drops a particularly strong and rich tech house track with the Iboga Records release, “Otagu.” Crafting sounds that weave between and amongst Progressive House, Tech House and Techno concurrently is no easy task; the track has true innovation supporting it. Not surprisingly, then, “Otagu” is able to drive home a wicked pulse lain atop surprisingly smoothly sweeping rhythmic bass. Percussive clasps and mid-tempo clashes give this track an internally chaotic nature that is rich with cymbals and laden with groove. “Otagu” is freshly produced tech house with elements as unique, perhaps, as even its own name.

Perfect Stranger’s remix…

Monday, December 13th, 2010 at 10:21 am
The Grid - Flotation Review

The Grid – Flotation Review

The Grid’s “Floatation” EP showcases three new resurrections of the 1990 Balearic trance bomb of the same name. Slof Man, Prins Thomas and Round Table Knights contribute remixes of the popular track, whilst The Grid revamps the original for its twentieth anniversary presentation. The revamped original is characterized by luscious measures swoon with both flute and drum; working in concert with one another supports the foundation, a mélange of sluggishly driven bass. Dressed with Sacha Souter’s dreamy and echoic vocals, The Grid’s “Floatation” is a measured and contemplative resumption of a decidedly vintage track. Beyond a mere retooling of the…

Friday, December 3rd, 2010 at 11:51 am
Yousef Circus Volume 1 Review

Yousef Circus Volume 1 Review

In Cr2 Records’ Circus Vol. 1 mixed by Yousef, tribal funk and robust soul are brought to the vast and ever-expanding world of house music. The album’s first disc, reminiscent of a romp through OM-style San Francisco house, swings robustly between catchy vocal tracks and purely tribal house without losing the continuity of its rhythm – an admirable feat, given the diversity of the disc’s constituent tracks. Yousef’s “The Road To Medellin,” Zander VT’s “Trying Some More,” Mihalis Safras’ “San Trope (Oxia Remix)” and Basti Grub & Aldo Cadiz’s “Eleccion” pound home repetitive and driving vocal innuendos. All the while,…

Tuesday, October 26th, 2010 at 8:09 pm
DJ/Rupture & Matt Shadetek - Solar Life Raft

DJ/Rupture & Matt Shadetek – Solar Life Raft

With the release of Solar Life Raft, DJ /rupture and Matt Shadetek emerge from the shores of Brooklyn bearing gifts from the future. A rich blend of bass, beats, and space, rocked by a tropical wind out of the west, Solar Life Raft is an arresting testament to the fruit that grows at the margins, free from genre orthodoxy and pulsing with gentle mutant energy. Created by two individuals with a shared appreciation for engaging with streetwise dance music from a ground-up, participatory perspective, as well as more experimental sounds, Solar Life Raft, the duo’s first extended project together, features…

Friday, October 16th, 2009 at 12:06 pm
Egostereo – Paeonia (Review)

Egostereo – Paeonia (Review)

Egostereo’s Renaissance debut presents ‘Paeonia,’ a production collaboration which manages to simultaneously stimulate comfort and unsettling eeriness. Paeonia is a listener’s treat, due to its intricate and multi-dimensional layering evidenced in the track’s progression. Paeonia is a passively energetic production whose moody character reflects the depth of the production duo, and its intellectual atmosphere bears striking resemblance to selected tracks by the likes of Sasha, Satoshi Tomiie and John Digweed. Egostereo’s track is a subdued venture with little established energy and verve. One must become involved in the track to truly appreciate it, and thus the lack of movement-inducing rhythm…

Friday, October 2nd, 2009 at 9:15 am
Audioriver 2009 Summary

Audioriver 2009 Summary

The forth edition of Audioriver recently came to a close. A record, since the event became a ticketed affair, 12 thousand punters from all parts of Poland came out on each of the days.

“It’s difficult to say which performances were the best, as the proceeding spanned across four stages, but after a quick look at Internet message boards, it looks as if Moderat, Richie Hawtin, Dirtyphonics, Dub FX, DJ Hell and James Holden, who rocked the crowed with a four hour set in the wee morning hours, made the biggest impression on the Audioriver faithful. Holden played for…

Friday, September 11th, 2009 at 10:01 am
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