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Originally Posted by LanceBlaise
Boom!
Thank you Lance. Deep, muddy & ever so slightly sleazy - superb!
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Originally Posted by LanceBlaise
Boom!
Thank you Lance. Deep, muddy & ever so slightly sleazy - superb!
cheers!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUBdvxk9N-s
loving this weird broken beat stuff at the moment, heavy and pounding but still groovy. allows to try some different mixing techniques too, more drum and bass mixing for when the kicks don't match!
Hmm Ben Klock is playing a set here 4th of july, not sure if I can make it though. Would like to see a Berghain resident.
If you want more of the deeper, darker stuff I would suggest the Monad series on Stroboscopic Artefacts, all the stuff from Silent Servant, Peter van Hoesen, Markus Suckut (and the whole Figure SPC label for that matter), Mattias Fridell, Jonas Kopp etc etc.
That should take you a couple of days listening to music ;).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvhGqMkhNms
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2X3KhRavX0&feature=related
Also check out the Prologue label... Loving that shit!
Prologue indeed! The new Voices from the Lake album is amazing!
I quite like the Stellate 2 compilation from stroboscopic at the moment, though i cant afford the vinyl so i have to wait til late july for the release, its being streamed off RA. I LOVE me some sandwell district!
I love this form of Techno, I went to the CLR party for Movement Detroit this year and it was incredible. Saw Liebing, Monoloc, among others. Another label that does this sound really well is droid behavior, caught their amazing afterparty in Detroit as well. They also have a ton of podcasts to listen to. I've started producing my own tracks in this style, maybe you guys will dig it.
www.droidbehavior.com
Sweet! I've been looking to expand my library with this sub-genre of techno but have been having a hard time finding it, due to the fact it was hard to describe; knowing a name will definitely help. I love this techno because it seems to have a nice under-melody or at least some atmospheric noise in the back - most techno dealing mostly with percussion sounds so empty to me. Anyway, I don't think I saw anybody mention Dehix - not sure if he is Berghain techno but his sound is dark and deeply disturbed :)
Second that!! Cheeky little App too which will come in handy at work :DQuote:
Originally Posted by JonathanBlake
no one into gary beck? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBEuyjpHV6c"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBEuyjpHV6c
Gary Beck is great, a little too upbeat for my home listening and stuff but i'd love to see him spin.
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Originally Posted by Xonetacular
Could i get a track id for the 2nd song played in that video? It's amazing!
I guess I'm lucky living here in Berlin, this is the norm. I've plyed most of the clubs in Berlin..... :-)
But I must admit I'm not impressed with the "Big Name" DJs .... they just don't rock it like us propper underground Techno dudes do.
But everyone to their own I suppose!
Tommi
Please sign this petition. Even if you don't live in Germany or probably will never visit Berlin. What would the consequences be for Berlin Techno when the top clubs are forced to close?Quote:
Originally Posted by photojojo
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Gary Beck! One of the most amazing acts this year at Awakenings Festival :).Quote:
Originally Posted by PeteWoods
Berlin has hundereds of top clubs, that are way, way better than the Tourist Clubs.
I have played the Tresor one.... that was cool, but I have played and loads more much more underground clubs and had a better time.