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Review: The unstoppable and always innovative Derek Carr returns with a new outing on Trident that is as potent as thew UK's weapon defensive system of the same name. It kicks off with the bumping beats and vamping chords of 'Ill Met By Moonlight"' then takes in 'Skeksis II' which is a more brain frying and acid laced techno cut. There is a super sweet garage feel and soulful house edge to the liquid grooves of 'Going Thru Life' then 'Nod' shuts down with some Detroit style hi-tek soul to round out Carr's most diverse and effective EP for a while.
… Read moreGespielt von: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: It has been a superb run but now, sadly, we come to the final part of Pariter's Derek Carr reissue series. Carr has been welcomed back into the heart of the underground in recent years with plenty of essential new sounds, but his archives as just as filled with gold. Postlude shows that with four more warm, inviting deep techno cuts embellished with cosmic synth details. 'DJK' is a mid-tempo opener with smeared chords over tech-edged drums and 'Theta' gets more techno with golden synth lines rippling through the mix. 'Ariel' has a happy, upbeat feel to the chords and crisp drum funk and 'L'equipe' shuts down with a slightly slower, more laid-back vibe. All killer no filler.
… Read moreout of stock $13.49
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Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***
Derek Carr is the gift that keeps on giving. Alongside plenty of fresh new tracks, the esteemed producer keeps on finding magic in his vault of hard drives This vast new collection of such treasure comes from the Pariter label across EIGHT sides of vinyl. These are all rare or unreleased tunes made sometime back in the late 90s and early 00s. They explore, in signature Carr fashion, deep and sleek techno with dubby chords, acid leads and plenty of spaced-out atmospheres that still sound as if they have been sent back from the future. Essential.
… Read moreDerek Carr is the gift that keeps on giving. Alongside plenty of fresh new tracks, the esteemed producer keeps on finding magic in his vault of hard drives This vast new collection of such treasure comes from the Pariter label across EIGHT sides of vinyl. These are all rare or unreleased tunes made sometime back in the late 90s and early 00s. They explore, in signature Carr fashion, deep and sleek techno with dubby chords, acid leads and plenty of spaced-out atmospheres that still sound as if they have been sent back from the future. Essential.
out of stock $33.21
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Review: Derek Carr has been pretty untouchable in the last couple of years. His work in the fields of deep house and deep techno has been consistently innovative and captivating. He takes care of the eighth EP on the Trident label now with more of his serene sound designs and dynamic grooves. 'Allez' heads off into the cosmos with balmy pads and smooth drums then acid lashes about the mix of 'I Want You' which rides a nice tight, clipped, locked-in drum line. Things get more loose and star gazing on 'Revival' while 'Typhoon' closes with playful synth patterns tumbling down over invitingly warm deep house drums.
… Read moreout of stock $12.19
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Review: Derek Carr is the gift that keeps on giving. Alongside plenty of fresh new tracks, the esteemed producer keeps on finding magic in his vault of hard drives This vast new collection of such treasure comes from the Pariter label across EIGHT sides of vinyl. These are all rare or unreleased tunes made sometime back in the late 90s and early 00s. They explore, in signature Carr fashion, deep and sleek techno with dubby chords, acid leads and plenty of spaced-out atmospheres that still sound as if they have been sent back from the future. Essential.
… Read moreGespielt von: Mental Vibe Construction, Bryan Hervieu
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Review: Derek Carr is a cult underground producer who has been knocking it out of the park in the last few years, but has been making music going way back. He has a stylish take on stripped-back and deep house and techno favoured by many DJs and dancers. Now, two of his most acclaimed cuts get remastered edits by Yossi Amoyal as a taster ahead of Carr's upcoming Archive compilation on the Pariter label. All three of these bring some subtle tweaks and fresh deep techno perspective with far sighted chords futuristic designs and grooves that make you want to move.
… Read moreout of stock $14.27
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Review: Derek Carr has been doing his thing for a long time, but it's definitely the last five years or so that have seen him gain wider recognition for his dedication to a vintage sort of deep techno. Making no bones about his influences from Detroit and the Artificial Intelligence era, he's cultivated a swooning strain of machine soul which is now regularly appearing on his own Trident label. This second part of Elektro Static features another four lush excursions through luscious pads, bubbling arpeggios and crisp drum machine beats. Across the whole record, it's a well-established sound executed to perfection by a true lifer.
… Read moreGespielt von: Derek Carr
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Review: Derek Carr's brand of Detroit-influenced electronic futurism has always oozed class, with the Irish producer prioritising mood, melody and ear-pleasing synth sounds above all else. It's this blend - both club-ready and perfect for home listening - that makes his releases worth checking. We'd highly recommend Electro Statik Part One, the first in a series of vinyl excursions that as usual blur the boundaries between styles. He begins with the immersive chords, jumpy lead lines and smooth house beats of 'In Transit', before diving headlong into deep electro-meets-IDM waters on the impeccable 'Mimas'. Turn to side B for the skittish, far-sighted and picturesque electro-not-electro number 'A Star Dies', as well as the warming, pitched-down electronic melancholia of 'Dione'.
… Read moreout of stock $11.93
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Review: Whether he's making emotive futurist techno, Artificial Intelligence-era 1990s IDM or far-sighted electro, Derek Carr can do no wrong. If you don't believe us - and, let's face it, there's plenty of evidence out there already - we'd suggest you check out Arrival, the long-serving producer's first album for B12 member Steven Rutter's Firescope label. Rooted in electro, the music on offer is as colourful, vibrant and emotion rich as you'd expect, with highlights including the lilting 'Alaska Blue', the deeper but more percussively punchy 'Anoat System', the Motor City sci-fi bliss of 'Venus Impact' and the intergalactic deepness of 'Inside Out'. High quality electronic music with melody and soul... more please!
… Read moreout of stock $27.76
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Review: REPRESS ALERT: Derek Carr is a name known by few and far between, with only a handful of vinyl releases in the early 2000s, he built a worthy but unfortunately not widely-spread reputation for putting together stunning deep techno. Originally pressed in finite numbers, the records have recently found themselves in demand on Discogs, and rightly so, Derek's music is in a class of its own. Having been a big fan since his releases on then local (to label owner Ben) Leeds label Geek records, For Those That Knoe has dug deep into the archives to put together a sizeable selection of Derek's back catalogue, with some unreleased gems dotted amongst the classic must-haves, spread across three EPs
Part three in Derek's starts with Cuba, probably the most sought after track in his back catalogue. It's stunning simplicity and charming summer vibe puts it amongst Derek's greatest works and understandably so. Red then slots into the A2 position which was originally released under the radar on a Headspace compilation. As warm as Cuba but with an added touch of melancholy. Truly outstanding deep house.
Iceberg takes things back more into techno territory with a funked up bass line, stepping rhythms, Detroit strings and those trademark twinkly leads. Finally Penthouse Apartment 3AM a lush electro breakbeat track from the very hard to find Trident release, rounds off the EP with aplomb.
… Read morePart three in Derek's starts with Cuba, probably the most sought after track in his back catalogue. It's stunning simplicity and charming summer vibe puts it amongst Derek's greatest works and understandably so. Red then slots into the A2 position which was originally released under the radar on a Headspace compilation. As warm as Cuba but with an added touch of melancholy. Truly outstanding deep house.
Iceberg takes things back more into techno territory with a funked up bass line, stepping rhythms, Detroit strings and those trademark twinkly leads. Finally Penthouse Apartment 3AM a lush electro breakbeat track from the very hard to find Trident release, rounds off the EP with aplomb.
out of stock $8.82
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Cat: WSS 009. Rel: 15 May 20
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Is there a techno producer quite as capable of crafting melodious, far-sighted and wonderfully positive techno workouts as Derek Carr? If there is, we've yet to find them. There's perhaps slightly more of an audible tech-house influence at work on his latest EP, but the producer's alluring obsession with colourful electronic motifs, glassy-eyed pads and spacey sci-fi sounds remains. The A-side is all about "Tiger", a glittering sprint through swelling chords, snappy machine beats and lilting sunrise melodies that's subsequently given a chunkier, funkier tech-house makeover (with added deep bleeps) by Giuliano Lomonte. Over on side B, Carr deftly joins the dots between bittersweet melancholia and sun-kissed warmth on deep electro number "Technopolis", before painting broad brush strokes of aural colour on emotive techno gem "Remain".
… Read moreGespielt von: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
out of stock $13.24
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Review: Not all types of techno suits the album format, though that's not an accusation you could level at Derek Carr's particular brand of melodic, sci-fi-fired retro-futurism. "Pursuit Part 1" (a second volume will drop shortly) proves this point, delivering a suite of mostly club-ready cuts that can easily be listened to from start to finish in the comfort of your own home. It's full to bursting with warm, melodious, bass-heavy tackle, much of which combines his usual starry synths and deep space electronics with grooves which are far more influenced by dub techno than much of Carr's output. Highlights include the two-part "Not Tonight", the TB-303 powered "Acid Bath", and the glistening ambient/IDM lusciousness of "Nightfall".
… Read moreGespielt von: Wes Baggaley, Placid, Al Bradley (3am Recordings), Per Bojsen-Moller, Juno Recommends Techno, CheapEdits
out of stock $20.75
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Review: An absolute future classic album of the incredible Derek Carr on Sushitech's sub label - Pariter.
A long journey of 15 tracks that starts with some deep and dubby chords, acidic grooves and ends up with lush string based ambients.
For the fans of Convextion, Schatrax and of course Derek himself! Huge release!
… Read moreA long journey of 15 tracks that starts with some deep and dubby chords, acidic grooves and ends up with lush string based ambients.
For the fans of Convextion, Schatrax and of course Derek himself! Huge release!
out of stock $20.75
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Review: Over the last few years, Just Jack Recordings' releases have been sporadic to say the least, but what the label does put out is invariably of very high quality. That's certainly the case with this EP from Derek Carr, a producer whose melodic, life-affirming twists on Detroit futurism never fail to inspire. This time round he begins with the warm, evocative, dreamy and intricate "The Matter At Hand" before opting for a more hypnotic groove and bleeping, dubbed-out electronics on the arguably even better "A Hundred Dreams". Meanwhile, superb flipside "Vandalised" sits somewhere between electro, broken beat and vintage IDM, with Carr off-setting his usual ear-catching melodies with "Artificial Intelligence"-era Warp style beats.
… Read moreout of stock $10.38
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Review: REPRESS ALERT: Mostly found mining his archives on For Those That Knoe and dropping a quality album on Subwax, comeback champ Derek Carr makes the logical move over to Russ Gabriel's Ferox label with four trips through sublime machine soul. If you've listened to previous Derek Carr releases then you know what to expect - the beats flutter with thoughtful programming and the synths cartwheel through expressive patterns that speak to the same sci-fi fantasies that made B12 so iconic in the early 90s. There's also space for a little subtle electro, as on the haunting "Time Out," bringing a touch of versatility to the record without breaking that shimmering vintage techno haze.
… Read moreout of stock $7.26
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Review: Derek Carr's reputation as a treasured force in UK deep techno is well established now, at least compared to before his mammoth reissue campaign with For Those That Knoe began. Label and artist deliver once again, this time with a mammoth quadruple pack vinyl that gathers together some of the best digital-only releases Carr has put out. This package is incredible value for money, positively overflowing with thoughtfully rendered sci-fi soul that will keep you returning to make new discoveries for years to come. Whether it's the aqueous funk of "Angels" or the airy electro of "25th," every one of these 17 tracks is gold.
… Read moreout of stock $31.13
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Review: Subconscious Algorithms kicked off with the dulcet tones of Norken, and now turns its attention to another champion of the UK underground in the form of Derek Carr. There's much to draw parallels on between the artists, as they both explore the outer realms of expressive, delicate and most importantly melodic electro, with Carr sounding especially harmonious on the intricate programming of "Osc 1". "Trust In You" is a more angular, acidic affair still steeped in Motor City soul, while "Beneath The Ice" takes a lighter, almost synth-pop indebted approach. "Blood Moon" rounds the record off in a swirl of twitchy drums and lingering strings.
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Review: REPRESS ALERT: For Those That Knoe has been doing a sterling job in seeking out truly obscure operators from the annals of house and techno history, cultivating some meaningful working relationships with the likes of Derek Carr to give us an insight into great tracks that might otherwise have never seen the light of day. Derek Carr has already been spotted on the label once this year, and returns with another four impeccable slices of machine soul aimed squarely at the stars. Check "Bob" and there's every chance you'll feel the heady charm of B12 et al drifting over you, while "L'Equipe" gives you a serious dose of Heard-inspired warmth for these long winter nights.
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Review: Long serving Irish producer Derek Carr continues to enjoy a resurgent career following his appearances on For Those That Knoe, now stepping up to Love Notes for some of his most effervescent house jams to date. "Sidewinder" is a sprightly, Detroit indebted house workout pitched at peak time, while "Stepping Out" trips into classically informed techno for the back room crowd. "Search For Intelligence" is a great example of how to execute sweet natured electro, and "Indigo" ditches the kicks to twirl into more of that Motor City flavoured machine soul magic for the mind.
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Review: Having been rediscovered by labels like For Those That Knoe, cult deep techno favourite Derek Carr is on a roll and steps up to Distant Worlds in impeccable form. There's more than a little vintage techno mysticism to the tracks on New Planets To Conquer, which starts off in illustrious fashion with the swooning melancholy of "Scisor" before pinging into the dynamic electro delights of "Fading Fast." "Wraith" is a fast paced, bubbling but ultimately mellow techno jam, and "Sunrise System" cools the EP off with a chill-out cut carved from the same block of high-def synthesis.
… Read moreGespielt von: Tomi Chair, Placid, Arthur Barr [KMAH Radio], Brad P/Inner Shift/Common Dreams, G-Prod, Artileqt, OHM
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Review: Derek Carr is a name known by few and far between, with only a handful of vinyl releases in the early 2000s, he built a worthy but unfortunately not widely-spread reputation for putting together stunning deep techno. Originally pressed in finite numbers, the records have recently found themselves in demand on Discogs, and rightly so, Derek's music is in a class of its own. Having been a big fan since his releases on then local (to label owner Ben) Leeds label Geek records, For Those That Knoe has dug deep into the archives to put together a sizeable selection of Derek's back catalogue, with some unreleased gems dotted amongst the classic must-haves.
… Read moreGespielt von: Owen Jay, Luv*Jam, Burnski, Ka§par, Arthur Barr [KMAH Radio], James Ornate, Per Bojsen-Moller, Jorge Caiado / Conversion, Tom Joyce (Sounds Benefit), Nasty Boy, Anaxander, Orphidal, Titonton Duvante (Residual), The Craigie Cartel, DJ Heure
… Read moreout of stock $8.30
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Review: Experienced Irish producer Derek Carr has been in fine form this year, serving up well-regarded EPs via Revole, Firescope and For Those That Knoe. There's plenty more to savour from the one-time Nice & Nasty regular on this first appearance on Into The Deep. Carr puts his trusty TB-303 front and centre on "Aquitaine" and "Bad Robots", both of which sit somewhere between acid house, deep house, electro and futurist Motor City techno. He moves further towards hypnotic, mind-altering late night techno territory via the fizzing riffs, deep space electronics and unfussy drums of "Counterfeit", before joining the dots between melodious electro and intelligent techno and positive and spacey closer "Sector 7G".
… Read moreout of stock $12.19
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Review: Having enjoyed something of a career renaissance in recent years, Derek Carr is now releasing some of the finest futurist techno around. Here the Irish producer pops up on Subwax Excursions, following a top-notch 12" for FireScope. Those who love their techno deep, intergalactic and melodious should check impeccable opener "Standing in the Sun", where gentle acid lines weave in and out of a tactile groove and life-affirming chord sequences. Elsewhere, he turns his hand to smooth, glassy-eyed electro positivity ("An Ocean of Stars Between Us") and wraps Larry Heard style melodies around a fizzing Motor City techno groove ("Asteroids"). Throughout, he manages to balance the needs of the dancefloor with his love of far-sighted melodies and daydreaming positivity.
… Read moreout of stock $11.16
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Review: The resurgence of Derek Carr, a producer whose obscure early 2000s deep techno releases have long been held in high regard by collectors, has been heartening to see. His ongoing artistic rebirth continues here, as the Irishman pitches up on FireScope with four more immaculate compositions. He begins by joining the dots between classic intelligent techno and bustling electro on attractive opener "Artifice 2", before necking a boot load of anti-depressants and laying down a sparkling chunk of melodious, outer-space warmth ("Terrahawk"). Over on the flipside, Carr wraps gentle acid lines and high register electronics around a hybrid analogue deep house/Motor City techno groove ("3 3 8 9"), before imaging a utopian world fuelled by classic Japanese techno and Larry Heard style beauty ("East is East"). In other words, it's another superb EP of superior melodious techno.
… Read moreout of stock $10.90
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Review: Romanian imprint Why So Seris have previously served up great work by homegrown heroes such as Nu Zau, Lumieux, Sublee and Lizz so it is quite a surprise that Irishman Derek Carr makes his mark on Why So Series 004. Known by the label as a prolific and outstanding producer when it comes to dancefloor oriented techno and tech house influenced tracks, they are more than happy to present Derek's Liquid industries EP. Starting off with the loopy and hypnotic deep house of "Theta" he then gets stuck into some vintage hi-tech soul on the energetic Solar Storm". On the flip, "Sub System 7" follows in suit channelling the vibe of greats like Aril Brikha while "Exodus II" gives you your fix of sunny swing fuelled tech house in the vein of iO Mulen or Zendid.
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Review: New label Rhythmic Science comes with a manifesto to release all shades of deep, spacey techno and this inaugural split artist release sets the tone nicely. The presence of Mark Archer should encourage many inquisitive techno minds to check this record out and those that do will feel right at home when they hear "Chuch" which is drawn from the same palette as his Nexus 21 material. However the other contributions also impress; Irish producer Derek Carr offers a meditative slice of classic Motor City Soul in "Centrepoint" that builds in sublime fashion, allowing him to show off his prowess for lush, glistening chords. Flip over and Scottish producer Black Jack presents his own homage to the Detroit techno sound with the wonderfully paced "Future Classic" whilst Mark Ambrose provides the 'slam it right into the mix' moment with his heavy pounder "Insane".
… Read moreGespielt von: Tomi Chair, Miles Atmospheric, John Shima, Black Jack, Brad P/Inner Shift/Common Dreams, G-Prod, Aubrey
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Review: Riccardo Piazza and Re-Up's WWM builds on its well-received launch release from Reesdale Rise with its first V/A EP. Living up to its title immaculately Future Retro is a space-aged soul trip from established and breaking talents alike. Irish veteran Derek Carr takes us back to early UR joints with his body-moving analogue groove, Rob Belleville continues where he left us on Ante and Ibiza Boys with rippling filtered synths, newcomer Mihail P gets down to the 808 nitty gritty with a bouncing ball acid funk breaker while Erell Ranson closes the show on a hazy, dream-like weave of melting synths. Welcome to the future.
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Land Of Oz (hand-stamped transparent yellow vinyl 12" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: SUBWAX EXCYELLOW. Rel: 24 Mar 20
Minimal/Tech House
Review: 2 veterans of UK techno are present on the latest outing on Barcelona imprint Subwax's sub label Subwax Excursions. It's all about the journey within electronic music on this offering with no fixed genre or style. On the A side we have Westmeath's finest stalwart Derek Carr who presents his idiosyncratic style of high fidelity techno soul on the funky "Land Of Oz". On the flip, Cheshire's Antonio Velazquez aka Spin Fidelity provides a good dose of Motor City influenced electro-funk on the futuristic vibe of "Orion". Hand stamped transparent yellow vinyl 12", limited to 200 copies.
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Review: Classic techno flavours are the order of the day on mysterious new imprint Lunasa. A quartet of very impressive various artists feature on this EP here, which will no doubt appeal to all you retroverts out there. First up, Tbilisi-based Cobert (Partisan/Amazing Stories) delivers some killer sci-fi funk on " Ortsutshi", the much loved Riccardo (Imprints/Metropolita) gets on a wacky, heads-down electro tip on "Clone" and legend Derek Carr is on fine form as always on the evocative second wave Detroitism of "Existence Is Futile" which is just sublime! Great stuff and highly recommended for fans of Libertine, Art of Dark or Time Passages etc.
… Read moreGespielt von: DJ Mau Mau, Ju@work
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Cat: CHILD THREE. Rel: 19 Mar 18
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Following fine outings from Bigneric and Dark Matrix last year, Childhood Intelligence sets out its stall for 2018 via a fine, compilation style EP. Fernando the Lobster steps up first, wrapping rich deep house keys and starry electronics around a deep electro groove, before Bigneric's "Ukrel" delivers a dose of deep tech-house goodness. Over on side B, Derek Carr unfurls spacey chords and analogue sounding drums on the quietly hypnotic "Ceres Station", while Cozmic Jazzz Futurist pitches down the beats on a deep, jazzy and almost horizontal late night soundscape. A strong start to the year, all told.
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Exit Planet Earth: Carbon (140 gram vinyl 12" in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: EPE 01. Rel: 30 Mar 20
Electro
Review: 20/20 Vision have firmly gaffa taped their flag to the electro antennae with "Exit Planet Earth", a new compilation series celebrating veterans and newcomers in the business of tweaked out machine funk. The Hacker is up first with "Positif/Negatif", a rubbery, FX-laden workout with plenty of uneasy space around the core rhythm section. 214 follows up with the decidedly creepy, sound design-embellished "Testy Robot". On the flip Reedale Rise brings something a bit livelier with the plush synth flex pinging through "Lux". Derek Carr completes the set with "The Gap", a lush slice of melancholic machine dreaming for mellower moments.
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Cat: EE 0004. Rel: 30 May 18
Electro
Review: Given that this compilation style EP from Emotions Electric features music from noted contemporary futurists John Shima, Reedale Rise and Derek Carr, we'd expect the resultant material to be rather special. It is, of course, with Reedale Rise's "Larial" - an evocative, fluid education in the possibilities of deep and melodious electro - brilliantly setting the scene. Zuelta's "Where" sits somewhere between delay-laden proto-house, early Chicago deep house and blissful deep techno, while Carr's "Outer Rim Project" sounds like a long lost relic of the first wave of Detroit techno. As for John Shima's "Programmed Reality", it's one of the most intensely beautiful and emotion-rich hybrid electro/techno tunes we've heard in a very long time.
… Read moreGespielt von: Mourad Sliti, Placid, Derek Carr, Satore (Hizou Deep Rooted Music), ES-Q, Gilbert (Innate Records), Danijel Kevic
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Review: We're Going Deep started life as a popular Facebook group dedicated to deep, dancefloor-focused electronic music. Now its founder, I Love Acid mainstay Paul Wise AKA Placid, has decided to grab tracks from some of his pals and launch a related record label. Tin Man kicks things off in fine style via the bouncy, undulating acid-house bustle of 'Jerkin Acid', before Mr Melodious himself Derek Carr offers up the immersive deep space shuffle of 'The Highlander'. Posthuman's 'Going Deep' strikes a near perfect balance between immersive, life-affirming electronics and analogue deep house drums, while Dircsen's EP closer ('Last Spare') is the best - and most emotive - slow acid cut we've heard in some time.
… Read moreGespielt von: Placid, Owain Kimber (Owain K)
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Sven WEISEMANN / MORPHOSIS / LOWTEC / STL / JOHN DALY / DEREK CARR / JOHN BELTRAN / SAM McQUEEN / RON TRENT / LARRY HEARD / HERBERT / ISOLEE / REGGIE DOKES / DJ QU
In Loving Memory 4:4 + Special 1 (limited coloured vinyl 4x12")
Cat: STRX 09STYRAXABCD. Rel: 04 Jul 11
Techno
Review: A bulging 4x12" release from Styrax to round off their In Loving Memory series. Featuring venerable and fledgling talent alike from both sides of the Atlantic - including Ian Pooley, Laurent Garnier, Morphosis, John Daly, John Beltran and Sven Weisemann to name just a few - In Loving Memory 4:4 is a frankly essential purchase for lovers of the more cerebral strains of house music. Picking a favourite out of this lot is an unenviable task, but we'll plump for the dusty beatdown of Morphosis' "They Just Don't Care".
… Read moreGespielt von: Bu$$ (bliq, olympos), Mourad Sliti, Stojche, BLM, Ben Boe (For Those That Knoe), Ernie (Minuendo Recordings), Alex Downey, Ste Roberts, Owain Kimber (Owain K), Kone-R (Uncharted Audio), Glimpse, Zenner, Rising Sun, Juno Recommends Techno, Sai aka Blend Architect, Ed Maddams, Ricardo Miranda
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