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Review: Next up on Kompakt's esteemed Spiecher series is Brazilian techno heroine with the powerful and adrenalised acid techno epic "Hidden Beauties" taking you back to a time in the '90s when the likes of Laurent Garnier and Hardfloor reigned supreme - absolutely epic stuff! The jackathon continues on the B side with second offering "The Dansant" with its violent whirling bassline that doesn't rely on the that little silver Roland box like the previous side but still packing as much punch, its aggressive syncopated 909 rhythms rapid firing away in convincingly old school fashion. Just fresh off of it's 100th release, ANNA was a great choice thereafter, following up some killer grooves for top labels such as Turbo, Terminal M, Get Physical and Matador's Rukus imprint to name but a few.
… Read moreIntérprete: Don Crisp
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Review: Last year Brazilian DJ/producer Ana Miranda joined Kompakt Extra following years spent building her reputation via fine releases on such labels as Novamute, Twin Turbo, Yoshitoshi and Terminal M. For her third release on the long-serving German label she's joined forces with another scene queen, the incomparable Miss Kittin. The pair has produced a raw, driving dancefloor beast that's bigger than Donald Trump's ego and infinitely more alluring. "Forever Ravers" is heavy, intense and forthright, with stylized vocal snippets and razor sharp electronic motifs surging above a thumping groove. Miranda offers a different take on the track on side B, opting for bleeping and panicked electronics and spacey bleep melodies.
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Review: Speicher 125 is the upcoming split EP by German producers and DJs Barnt and Michael Mayer, forming part of the Speicher series, one of Kompakt's many V/A serials. This is music for peaktime dancefloor servicing; 'Teller' and 'Duration' are minimal, intense hooverers, reminiscent of later DJ Koze tracks and/or film soundtrack techno. The B, too, comes in true Barnt style, throwing organic bells and knocks into a beguiling mix.
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Review: The normally more powerfully playing producer Axel Bartsch has come off with beautiful trippy moments of this detail-loving and fractionised way of playing.
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Review: Whilst it's been some three years since an album from Gui Boratto, the Brazilian has continued to serve up a series of 12"s with the majority of them arriving via regular outlet Kompakt. It's little surprise then to see the storied Cologne institution issue Boratto's latest 12" Take Control with a sole production backed with remixes from artists of a calibre one expects from Kompakt. "Take Control" see Boratto team up with fellow Brazilian duo Come and Hell for a production that's blessed with poppy touches as well as the melodic aspect that's been a hallmark of his work since the Beautiful Life days. Remixes come from Comeme pair DJs Pareja, Danny Daze and Amsterdam newcomers with the effort from Daze the sort of hot wired techno track you could easily envisage his namesake Avery dropping at fabric.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: Gui Boratto and Oxia together on one record!?! Is it possible to get any higher? Maybe not.
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Review: Kompakt's perennial Speicher series continues unabated with some club ready cuts from long standing heavy hitters. Chymera are holding nothing back with the big room dynamics and imaginative content of "Under The Slip", creating a thrilling cut that moves from tense military drum rolls and synths on the brink of a breakdown to a hooky electro bassline and techy propulsion and makes the whole sound totally natural. Scottish duo Naum Gabo meanwhile have a more simmering roll to their "Enough Lead To Make It Heavy", letting the beats play out without a fuss and keeping the extra decoration percolating in the midst of it all.
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Review: Two prime time techno tunes, each dry as dust and kicking like a mule.
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Review: What does the Swede mean with "Wet Summer"? Rainy or sweaty? When you listen to the track you'd rather say the latter. Colourful, varying and in-your-face, almost like Rex the Dog on Ibiza. Late summer hit for everybody. Speaking of Ibiza. Tom Pooks, who surprised us with Speicher 37 with ecstatic neo-acid fireworks, convinces again through and through. With "Life" he proves again that he is currently the master of most compelling trailblazer breaks. Who's sweating twice stays wet for longer...
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Review: A double header from Kompakt Extra, "Speicher 67" lets fly into breathless techno. Frenchman Maxime Dangles's "Bras De Zil" is raw techno that intensifies and then withdraws before Steve Moore takes us in darker, more menacing techno on his "Bayern Kurve." With plenty of energy throughout, this is one not to be missed.
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Review: Kompakt Extra release Datenzauber's latest electronic retro vibes on "Speicher 66". Influenced by a range of music stretching from the 70s to today, his sound is ultra modern but with a clear appreciation of the past. Here, he fuses a rock-like beat with a minimalist disco sentiment to provide a track that sounds fun, fresh and interesting.
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Review: One is a trippy-dark 808 opera that agreeably reminds to the early-ninety classic "Fuse" on Plus 8. The other is deep rocking techno with a half-shuffling power-bass tendency.
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Review: Miami's Danny Daze has successfully sustained his career since 2011's breakthrough hit "Your Everything", the pop inflected house anthem which propelled him to stardom overnight. Fast forward to 2016, Speicher 91 for esteemed German imprint Kompakt sees his style develop and mature furthermore particularly on "Swim" a dark journey track whose simplicity and restraint excels marvellously. While on "Machine" things get a bit more ferocious, fusing techno, electro and house impressively with its mix of dark sub-bass, vocoder and rusty vintage drum machines.
… Read moreIntérprete: Don Crisp
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Review: Almost 18 years on from its debut release, Kompakt Extra is just months away from notching up a century of releases. For 12" number 98, Kompakt's club-focused vinyl offshoot has snapped up a pair of heads-down, late night delights. Danny Daze and Shokh join forces on the A-side, laying down a pulsating chunk of trance-like dancefloor hypnotism whose power derives not from thunderous percussion (though the drum hits are solid enough), but rather restless arpeggio lines, spacey electronics and some mind-altering melodies. On the reverse, Patrice Baumel takes an altogether different approach, slamming down a formidably heavy chunk of bass-heavy techno wonkiness smothered in the sticky humidity of an unlikely jungle rave.
… Read moreIntérprete: Alexis Le-Tan
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Review: It's fair to say Mr Danny Daze is enjoying a fine 2014 with this debut on Kompakt's Speicher series arriving in the aftermath of two superb releases for Jimmy Edgar's Ultramajic and Maceo Plex's Ellum Audio. There's a sense of prestige that comes with a Speicher release and the two powerful productions from the Miami-based Daze hint he's fully worthy of his placement in the Kompakt extra annals of fame. Lead track "Freeze (Frozen Mix)" sees Daze focus on detail, keeping the drum programming to a minimum so an accompaniment of synth washes, machine noise and muted horns can have full effect. Those wanting something a bit more marauding will be all over the B Side track "Speaker Language" which pairs a powerful snare rattling groove with some treated vocals.
… Read moreIntérprete: Sable Sheep, Sean Johnston, Flashmob, Resident Advisor, Fur Coat, MARVIN & GUY, Lurid Music
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Review: Kompakt's legendary Speicher series is up to its 130th installment here and none other than electroclash forefather and International DJ Gigolo label head DJ Hell features, firstly with his cut 'Anything Anytime' remixed by Voigt & Voigt. It's a mid-tempo electronic sound with dwarves of fizzing synth and filtered robot vocals that bring a melancholic note to the wavy beats. Then Hell himself steps up with his own flipside remix. He brings plenty of raw strobe-lit energy and snappy drum funk to Wassermann's 'WIR'.
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Review: Following up a powerful EP in the series' last edition by Brazilian superstar ANNA, Kompakt's Speicher imprint returns with more surefire techno to energise the dancefloor on edition 102. Longtime friends turned studio companions, Enzo Elia (of Balearic Gabba Soundsystem fame) and Musumeci join forces for the first time on "Gothic Safari" and indeed it's quite the nefarious journey - full of tension and suspense and perfect for dancefloor drama. Newcomer from Grenoble, La Marine, delivers the hypnotic minimal tech-house of "Flash," calling to mind the sounds of Dominik Eulberg or Andre Kraml from the mid-noughties. More mysterious faire awaits you on Animal Print's "The Last Night Of Laura Palmer" - a dose of brooding, Bolivian darkwave theatrics, borrowing from EBM, Italo and techno: all at the same time.
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Review: The 110th release from Kompakt Extra comes from Extrawelt, a long-serving electronic band from Hamburg that has previously impressed via albums and singles on Traum Schallplatten, Border Community, Darkroom Dubs and Cocoon Recordings. They naturally hit the ground running with "Pink Panzer", a bustling affair that mixes live drum breakbeats and tough machine percussion with moody, booming bass, creepy strings and evocative, ever-building tech-house electronics. Flipside "Argonaut" is an altogether sleazier and heavier affair full of thrusting, non-stop distorted bass, redlined post-electro drums and all manner of mind-mangling electronic effects. It's effectively the Yang to the A-side's Ying and, like its' predecessor, very good indeed.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: Kompakt's Speicher series has always been somewhere to go for more frazzled and textural techno from the Cologne based label. It now arrives at an impressive 121st volume in the form of this split from Extrawelt and 1979. Extrawelt go first with the fizzing synths and dark wave bass of 'Stabilo' designed for maximum impact in the main room. 1979's 'Vulcano' on the flip side is a computer game meltdown with pixelated melodies flashing over a tight and loopy groove. It is controlled chaos and we love it.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Techno
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Review: Ok, so the Speicher 95 series from Cologne's mythical Kompakt label is always capable of pleasing all sorts of DJs, from the shady outsider freaks to the progressive show-off, but having Laurent Garnier on top of that feels like striking gold. The legendary French producer and DJ doesn't exactly release a lot of music these days, so a new two-tracker by the man feels like something truly special to adorn our charts with. On the A-side, "1-4 Doctor C'est Chouette" is an explorative house voyage with plenty of life and organic energy behind its deep web of bass tones and spaced-out melodies; the flip, "From The Crypt To The Astrofloor", is another story altogether - Garnier enters a new realm of cerebral fantasy here, a world that sits more in line with films like Akira or Blade Runner rather than a basement dance floor. Magic.
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Review: Dark and dirty, smudgy and blindingly simple. An electro house sound to make the bottom of your muddy autumn boots melt.
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Review: Kompakt Speicher has always been a diverse 12" outlet for the long running Cologne imprint, happily garnering productions from the likes of Perc, Steve Moore and DJ Koze alongside more familiar Kompakt names such as Superpitcher, Gui Boratto and Wolfgang Voigt. Speicher 72 looks to debutants in the shape of Ostgut Ton label chief Nick Hoppner and Huntleys & Palmers affiliate Auntie Flo and both productions are resolutely heads down affairs. Hoppner leads with "Ipso Facto", a loopy techno cut packed with subtle, moody sonic nuances and gentle builds and drops that's very much a continuation of his recent refined output on Ostgut. Complementing this, Auntie Flo elects to go conceptual with the final part of a trilogy of tracks that explore themes of ritual music, citing Ellen Dissanayake's essay on Ritual and Ritualization as inspiration. You need to check Mule Musiq to hear the other two thirds, but "Sun Ritual" still works as a standalone affair, a heavily percussive production with swirling electronic pulses giving the track an air of fuzzy psychedelia.
… Read moreIntérprete: Michael Mayer
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Review: Grown-up techno label Kompkat has always served up its most dancefloor ready sounds as part of the Speicher series and it is now up to an impressive 129 installments. This one kicks off with Hunter/Game & U S H N U's collaboration 'Reload' which is an electric cut with bright synth lines shimmering about the mix next to thunderous claps and dark future vocals. On the flip, Bawrut cuts loose with rave stabs over dense percussive grooves with vocal snatches adding to the unsettling and boisterous mood of 'Clapa', which does indeed also have plenty of claps.
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Review: Italian duo Hunter/Game have released several Eps on Sasha's Last Night On Earth over the last few years. This time they hand in an effort which is quite stomping for a Kompakt release, but we're really digging it. The tough peak time stomp of "Adaptation" is obviously as melodic (in a rather Stephan Bodzin way) and as dreamy as you'd expect, but executed with an underlying fury, fuelled mainly by a tough 125 BPM groove and a dark doom laden bass. This track has serious cross over potential and deserves attention. On the flip we've got "The Path" a wickedly dark journey track that fits into the current status quo with its wonky and buzzing synth leads that just reek of main room dancefloor euphoria in a Life & Death kind of way. Ones to watch!
… Read moreIntérprete: Resident Advisor
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Review: Fresh experimental dance cuttage from Jonathan Kaspar for Kompakt, clearly at the label's absolute vanguard for what constitutes boundary-pushing in 2023. A resident at the Gewolbe club in Cologne, Kaspar has surely flexed enough muscles to have worked out what makes the less easy-to-please dance-goer tick - and we think he's cracked it on 'Speicher 127', two tracks indulging weirdo drum-flams and crazy-emotive filter-sweeps respectively. Recalling the work of Barnt, but with perhaps an even more patient approach, the likes of 'Topper' and 'FEZ' are not to be trifled with.
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Review: Koze's is bringing rejoice and embraces with his bicycle bell while Justus is sawing soft fences.
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Review: "Faults'N'FX" scales a new energy level in Kohncke's oeuvre, while Dirk Leyers invites Nerk from Tok Tok to do a merciless, stoic monster track.
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Review: The Kompakt Speicher series continues to be an essential drip feed into the global techno scene, and Danish producer Kolsch has been one of those steadily supplying the goods since 2010. On this latest drop he's sounding especially playful as 'Woohman' plays around with militaristic drum fills and bugging acid lines to create a true party monster. 'Speciherband' has its own ideas about showing force with brass stabs that sound like a marching band on parade, albeit within the context of highest-grade big room techno. Make no mistake, these tracks are here to make you party whether you like it or not.
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Review: Initially released digitally earlier this year, Rune Reilly Kolsch's latest Speicher effort for Kompakt makes the leap to the 12" format soon after the Dane issued his second LP, 1983, on the Cologne hub. Much like that album, and Kolsch's music in general, these two tracks are stirring exercises in joyous melodies, wide-eyed synths and thrusting beats and will have the requisite effect when deployed at the right moment on the dancefloor. As epic as lead track "Derdiedas" is in full flight, it's the shimmering vocal harmonies and chiming melodies of B side track "Two Birds" that really stand out.
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Review: Kolsch gets his freak on with this latest release on for the Kompakt Extra label which represents the Danish producer's fourth Speicher in total. We are not sure what Rune Reilly Kolsch was on when he was in the studio making "Papageno" but we sure would like some, as the production is bugged out to the extreme! Detuned synths and malfunctioning electronics collide magnificently with manipulated basslines and stripped back percussion before Kolsch introduces a most pleasant detour into a more melodic plane blessed by fluttering vocals from When Saints Go Machine's Waa Industry. On the flip, Kolsch teams up with pianist Gregor Schwellenbach for the sublime "Cassiopeia" which surely ranks as one of Kompakt's most affecting B Sides of recent memory.
… Read moreIntérprete: Gus Paterson, Resident Advisor
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Review: Danish artist Kolsch returns on Kompakt Extra following the success of last year's successful single "Grey". Alongside launching his own BBC1 residency, he continued to evolve as a DJ which has led to residencies launching in Cologne and Ibiza. On the A side is "Push" with its powerful string symphonies powered away by shimmering arpeggios, roaring synth leads and thundering snares: this one is absolutely epic. On the flip is "Goodbye", which is a delightfully moody and experimental cut with organ-like synth textures, retro-futuristic bleeps and fragmented alien voices.
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Review: The Speicher series feels almost as old as techno itself by now. It has long been one of the many jewels in Cologne label Kompakt's crown and Kolsch, one of the label's chief mainstays, has been behind many of them. This 128th such offering is a dreamy yet dynamic techno sound that sits up there with some of the label's best offerings. 'Cold Air' is urgent and edgy but always awash with waves of melodic sheen even when the ragged bass is in free fall. 'Environ' then has a 90s IDM Warp feel to it with its bright reflective melodies filtered and drawn out, stretched and smeared over a big and bouncy beat.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Techno
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Review: Mayer's "Love Is Stronger Than Pride" versus Reinhard Voigt's "Supertiel".
… Read moreIntérprete: Will Azada (Proper Trax), Anfisa Letyago
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Michael Mayer & Reinhard Voight - "Transparenza"
Davidovitch - "Cellophane"
Review: After some needed rest it's time to return with another duet. This time from our favorite Kompakt tag-teamers Michael Mayer & Reinhard Voigt. "Transparenza" is the name of their latest work from our two chief-ravers. The name proclaims the program at hand. "Transparenza" takes on that good old Gallop-techno-beat ala Love Parade in 1993. With some divine wit, they bring it right up to 2006. Call it a bellowing proclamation derived from the ancient times come forth from the mouth of the "Siren Of One Thousand Promises" as it echoes over the Army of the Joyous Warriors, leading them into the blood red Sunset. On the flip, Kompakt Extra welcomes a newcomer, Davidovitch from Lausanne in Switzerland. "Cellophane" is an enticing and fascinating, strange tech-house-beat based track. Remarkably surprising. And why? Amidst that oh so well known chord, techy beat that we all love, he adds intense soundscapes and psychedelic vocal snippets. Yes indeed - what an amazing track.
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Review: Kompakt Extra presents "Speicher 50" from Oxia and Intus. With "Not Sure" Olivier 'Oxia' Raymond delivers the pivotal 50th hymn. A Speicher Jubilee. On the flip an old friend from Bavaria serenades the 50 Jubilee, under a very fitting project name Intus. There is kicking vodka-techno beats, ingeniously out of tune, and a howling guitar lurching us into the seventh sky of spiritual bliss. Nice.
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Review: Goodness gracious, it's finally time to go off the deep end. Jurgen Paape is back in the ring with "Speicher 47", on Kompackt Extra Germany. Envision a truck loaded with nuclear waste bouncing down the techno highway, All blockades and roadkill that bar it's way are ravaged through without mercy. Veiled in a voluptuous camo net of harmonious grandeur, it flows with a similar straightforwardness as it's predecessor. But this companion differs, preferring to dwell in the nether regions of the obscurity of clarity that comes in the wee hour, when a dancefloor makes all too much sense. Techno!
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Review: Jurgen Paape meets the French rave-angel Tom Pooks in this dream team ballet of the giants.
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Review: With "Speicher 52" things get brutish in the clubs. Perc & Fractal unleashed a sabre-toothed tiger of a track on us. Everybody who's familiar with Mr Perc's oeuvre so far knows what we're dealing with here. This is an insanely dangerous Kompakt release.
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Review: It was literally impossible to get through the past summer without freaking out to Perc & Fractal's 'Up' somewhere, somewhen, somehow. Remember that crazy tune with the endlessly rising peep tone? Sure you do. So it's not a big surprise that the guys from the Rhine invited the mate from the Thames once more. His new track 'Headphone heart' is another monster yet not as hysterical as 'Up' but featuring an amazing flute ensemble instead. We call it hobbit techno! The other a-side (there are no b-sides on Speicher releases, only a-sides) belongs to Monsieur Tom Pooks and his friend St. Thomas who - as far as we know - is not related to Tobias. 'Remember' certainly is Pooks' most subtle work to date. Subtle and sexy as Eva Green. Et voilà! Here's another splendid Speicher release! We kindly ask you to play it loud.
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Review: Following the French series by B Grine, Herve AK & Oxia, here comes Tom Pooks with some radical, senseful techno!
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Review: Marius Maier aka Re.You lands on Kompakt Extra with the latest chapter of the Speicher series, and after his antics for the likes of Moon Harbour, Mobilee and even Saved Records, we just know we're bound to receive a hard-hitting dosage of swinging tech-house. Two cuts, two sides, two lil' servings of brain dynamite...starting with "Fantasy", a seriously tripping house number featuring some of the oddest melodies the label has seen in a long time, and ending with the cavernous and low-swung beats on "Robot". The kinda goodness that Villalobos churns out on the decks on a weekly basis.
… Read moreIntérprete: Resident Advisor, Re.You
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Review: Toni Rios lives in Frankfurt but he's from a Spanish provenience, and that's audible in his music. Frankfurt's thump meets Iberian grooviness. Toni Rios is resident DJ at Sven Vath's Cocoon Club. Toni sent us some tracks and they fit perfectly on Kompakt Extra as they're quite kicking at the bottom end and exciting in the high range. If you put bottom end and high range together you'll get something very complete. "Speicher 51" is strong, beautifully crafted techno for 2007.
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Review: Over a career stretching back almost two decades, Robag Wruhme has proved to be one of minimal house and techno's most unique producers, with a trademark sound that's become a byword for mind-altering, late-night quality. Fans of the Wruhme sound will love his latest outing on Kompakt extra. Our pick of the pair is driving A-side 'No', where mystical sounds, exotic percussion and sustained chords rise above a thrusting bassline and a rock-solid drum machine rhythm. By his standards it's quite "big", though that's not a criticism - 'No' genuinely sounds like a proper peak-time banger. B-side 'Frontex Freppant' is more in-keeping with his hazy, hypnotic sound of old, with stabbing electronics, looped aural textures and wonky electronics clustered around another tough, weighty techno groove.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Techno, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: The 123rd release on the popular (and long-running) Kompakt Extra label comes from one of the Cologne organisation's most reliable producers, man of many aliases Robag Wruhme. It's never easy guessing what the veteran artist will offer up next, but even so we were still surprised by the sound of brilliant opener 'Fire', a bubbly electro workout in which sequenced synth sounds, moody bass, effects-laden guitar snippets and melancholic chords wrap themselves around a punchy rhythm. More in-keeping with Wruhme's club-baiting techno credentials is flips-ide 'Un-spoke-en', a hypnotic, all-action blend of restless four-to-the-floor drums, Jaydee inspired stabs, suspenseful pads, reverb-heavy female vocal phrases and wonky tech-house electronics.
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Review: Although Robag Wruhme has appeared on the main Kompakt label a number of times over the last decade, this two-track 12" is actually his first appearance on the club-focused Kompakt Extra offshoot. As you'd expect from a producer with such a great track record, A-side "Yes" is superb. Built around swinging, off-kilter tech-house beats, hazy aural textures and a driving bassline, the track builds in waves thanks to Wruhme's canny use of moody pads, sustained - and undeniably creepy - chords and a wiggly acid line that intensifies as the track progresses. Over on the flip, "Calma Calma" is an altogether deeper and quietly sunny affair, with Wruhme wrapping female spoken word vocals, stirring orchestration and glassy-eyed melodies around another crunchy tech-house groove.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Records Staff Picks
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Review: You can always rely on Kompakt's Speicher series to cook up some fresh and edgy tech and techno sounds. It is a long running mainstay of the underground from the Cologne label and now it links up with a techno legend in the form of Marc Romboy. He brings plenty of electric synth work to his first tune 'Randomized.' It's a scintillating cut with frazzled lines and eerie breakdowns. On the flip side, 'Monsieur Buchla' then builds with more rugged bass and rolling drums. The synths are modulated frequencies that boggle the brain and will make for some mad club plays.
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Review: Here is techno's primary rocker Jörg Burger, with "Speicher 48". This round he touches down as Stardiver on Kompakt Extra Germany and connects the early days of this fabled project when it launched somewhere back in 1992. A time when trance was not deemed a swearword.
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Review: Two bumping seasonal jams. "Lick The Pipe" is a smudgy electro house jam with Aguayo fluttering atop, while Broke takes real discoid drums and some de-dum humming to wicked effect.
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Review: Superpitcher and Stardiver with a brilliant double comeback on Kompakt Extra. No doubt, this is extra fine.
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Review: Full-fat-raw-brillant-monophunky-stomp-in-culture between Wishmountain and Plastikman. 'Speicher 56' is a Kompakt Extra single from Navid Tahernia.
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