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A surprisingly straightforward, non-hyper-glitchy but melodic-atmospheric-modular IDM album from DetUnd, very much in the vein of the recent Cepheid release. Recommended.
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Brilliant follow-up to Rigenerazioni, also on DetUnd; melodic, glitchy ambient techno on modular hardware. Highly recommended.
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- Davide Tonini
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Seven tracks of beat experimentation made with hardware only. Recommended.
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Modular rhythm-based IDM mayhem. Recommended.
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After her previous album on Mille Plateaux Italian sound designer and composer Simona Zamboli gets an outing of her experimental ambience on Detroit Underground. Highly recommended.
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24 tracks of high-def electronics ranging from synth experiments through deep house and techno to electro and back. Recommended.
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Ambient & beat glitch album from Matteo Mazreku. Recommended.
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A particularly interesting DetUnd release, heavily glitched soundscapes and rattling percussion with Autechrean influences, continuing from where a previous album left off. Some of Abjective's work is easier and more approachable, check them out on their Bandcamp. Highly recommended.-
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- Mana Algoryethm
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Hyperactive braindance and detuned FM mayhem, finishing off with a slower melodic track. Recommended.
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A new album from Detroit Underground head honcho Kero, skittering, stuttering, glitchy beats and breaks, quite Gescom-ish. Highly recommended, available on vinyl and in digital. There's also some related NFTs, if you're into that.
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Quite a departure for DetUnd from previous releases: braindancy DnB-infused earsprain drills from HAL. Recommended.
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Sounds like sampled Aphex Twin on the title track. The previous release on DetUnd was a bit more interesting.
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A lot of DU releases are hit-and-miss, but this one's a hit - a glitchy techy outing for heads and/or feet - ITSU's previous release for DU, Typography, is a notch less abstract and more dancefloor oriented, but also worth your while. Recommended.
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Surprisingly easy-going Detroit mostly-electro release from DetUnd. B Lives Matter and JP8000 are beauties.
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Accompanied by a DetUnd/ANGRM™ t-shirt, ltd 30 pcs.
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Surprised this hasn't gotten any attention. Prime electro/acid sounds, consistent quality. Would fit right in as an Analogical Force release, but with that Detroit edge. https://detund.bandcamp.com/album/kinetic-origins
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Brilliant release. If you love your music experimental with great melodies. For fans of early aphex twin, autechre. More info here http://detroitunderground.net/blog/2013/03/oscar-mulero-biosfera-detund-20/ Samples http://soundcloud.com/oscarmulero/oscar-mulero-biosfera-ep
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"Limited vinyl + digi. I've written descriptions of the processes behind each track here" http://detroitunderg...bet-tones-du17/ Listen on Soundcloud.com http://detroitunderground.net
