3.00/5 (3 votes)
After an exciting year full of memorable releases from Martyn, Thomas Brinkmann, Efdemin and Jonas Kopp amongst others, Curle says goodbye to 2009 with a bang!
Label:Curle
Catalog#:Curle022
Released:Dez 09
Genre:Electronic
Style:Minimal
Size: 50 MB
Bitrat 329 KBS
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5.00/5 (1 votes)
This is probably my favorite deep house record of all time. Right as the sun is about to rise, put this record on and the experience will turn into a beautiful memory right before your very eyes… deep synths, a vocal compelling you to “put your hand in my flame” that manages to be alluring without being cheesy — it’s a perfect way to end the night.
Tracks:
| A | The Choice | |||
| B | Morning Factory |
5.00/5 (2 votes)
This is exactly what I think about when people talk about Detroit’s techno. Subtle, wonderful, with such a fantastic melody… This is a 12″ that everyone with a slight interest in Detroit’s electronic music should own. It’s been more than 10 years that this record has been released, but it still sound as fresh today.
| A1 | Seige | |||
| A2 | Paradox | |||
| AA | Fifteenthirteen |
0.00/5 (0 votes)
Gerard Hanson remains one of the great techno mysteries and not really known outside of a very dedicated audience of specialists.
For those who do recognize the name, this first Matrix release is a serious classic, a must have and I myself agree with that 100%.
Something very unique happens not by accident on this record. Very deep minimal techno coming from Texas is a needle in a haystack. If you own this on vinyl you know exactly why this record commands top dollar even 13 years after its initial release.
It dated nicely and even though the masses would never understand how to define the sound of pure techno, Gerald commands those who do with almost “drink the purple juice” type of authority. Running alongside Basic Channel this is a must have for all serious collectors and worth the $100 to own a mint copy
Tracks:
A Untitteld
AA Untiteld
B Untiteld
1.00/5 (1 votes)
Incredible techno record, ‘Quo Vardis’ was made in 1994, released 95, and even if you can feel the influences of Maurizio and DBX here, G-Man’s music is more techy and dancefloor focused (that amazing acid line buildt on top!) and this is probably a genre-defining record, one of the songs that invented minimal-house as we know it (together with some Schatrax, Peter Ford and Thomas Melchior productions from that era). Already one half of LFO, Gez Varley definitely proves with this record (and the amazing followers G-Man II and the Kushti album) that he can be a genius! Works every time, one of my all-time top10 techno records.
Tracks:
Quo Vardis
Legion
Envelope
Zone
5.00/5 (1 votes)
All Track in 320 kbs ripped from Vinyl
Captain Rapp – Bite Em
Captain Rapp – Bite Em (instrumental)
Maximus Three – Maximus Party
Pac-Man – I´m a Pac Man
T.Ski Valley – Billie Jean (Valley Style Rap)
T.Ski Valley – Catch the Beat
Rockmaster Scott &The Dynamic Three – Request Linie
Rockmaster Scott &The Dynamic Three – The Roof is on Fire
Last Part for to today have Fun
3.67/5 (3 votes)
| A1 | El Jem | |||
| A2 | Sparticus | |||
| B1 | Dougga | |||
| B2 | Second Legion |
5.00/5 (1 votes)
All Track in 320 kbs ripped from Vinyl
Anita Ward – Ring my Bell
Chris the GloveTaylor – Itghinan Scratch
G.L.O.B.E. & Whiz Kid – Play that Beat Mr. DJ
Hit and Run – Big Beat
Hit and Run – Hard Times
Joe Bataan – Rap O Clap O
Sugar Style & Latin Funk – Quadro-Phonic
The Future M.C. – We are the Future
5.00/5 (1 votes)
All Track in 320 kbs ripped from Vinyl
Kid Frost – Rough Cut
Man Parrish – Boogie Down (Bronx)
Matrix feat. DJ Slice – Jam (it´s time)
Kid Frost – Terminator
Sugar Style – 909 The Beat is Mine
The Arabian Prince & The Sheiks – Situation Hot
The Unkown DJ – 808 Beats (Club Mix)
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