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Amazing roster of artists (Derek Carr, iNF0, Type 303, Iron Blu...) and spread of sound, highly recommended for armchair techno enthusiasts.
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- Chicago Bee
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Classic emotionally charged electronic music for heads and feet. Highly recommended.
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- FireScope
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Gradient's sound reminds me of early John Tejada - deep, dubby, minimal, repetitive house. Recommended for the darkening evenings. Igloo says things.
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Deep house, techno, and techno from Swedish Ola Bergman on their third full-length album. Recommended.
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Second chapter of Elusive Intelligence, an amazing album from Darren Nye. Looks like vinyl, too. Highly recommended.
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Tejada's a looooooong time favourite, I love his impeccable production style. Might not be anyone else's cup of tea, but recommended.
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Second part of Thorne's Lost Cause project, tracks spanning and produced between 1997 and now. RIYL Stasis, Connective Zone, Repeat, Russ Gabriel. Highly recommended, check out Part One as well.
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- Paddy Thorne
- Mighty Force
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Emotive electronics in the form of ambient, house, and deep techno for fans of Darren Nye, John Shima, Derek Carr, and John Beltran. PWYW, Highly recommended.
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Steve O'Sullivan's first album as Bluetrain, never mind that he's been using the alias for 25 years. House doesn't get more dub than this. Highly recommended.
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From ambient through house to emotive melodic techno and beyond, Vid Vai's first album is a tasty charcuterie w/ hints of Detroit influence. RIYL John Beltran, John Shima, Derek Carr, Darren Nye. Highly recommended.
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ReKaB's fourth album, beautiful, deep, melodic w/ electro and deep house condiments. Highly recommended, RIYL Darren Nye, John Shima.
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Metro Dade's one and only album from 1996 digitally reissued by Gerd. Highly recommended. -
Melodic downtempo-ish and housey beats, breaks and melodies - vinyl only. 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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Cracking 2xCD/digital compilation of tracks from Maltese producers. Recommended.
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Brilliant new EP from Cignol, five tracks with range and depth. Recommended.
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Absolutely massive compilation of exclusive tracks from the likes of Regis, Robert Hood, Carl Finlow, Ben Sims, James Ruskin, Mark Broom, and more. Highly recommended.
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Second album from my fellow Finn Sansibar, with a wider range of styles than before - more club-oriented house, techno, post-trance and breaks for early morning dancefloors. Recommended.
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Not too keen on the original pop-house version of the track, but Ectomorph, Finlow, and Versalife on remix duty bring this release up to recommendation.
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Sparse, variable, deep and interesting album from Colin McBean. Might not be your cup of tea, but give it a go. Recommended.
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A new Derek Carr album. Yes.
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- Firescope
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ШЩЦ, May 13, 2021 https://ssshitsss.bandcamp.com/album/kyiv-summer-tracks-2014-2021 Simple joyful synth house, light electro, melodic techno by Ukrainian electronic musician – Bodya Konakov. Nostalgia for rave with funny music.
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A double pack collection of smooth house and melodic electro spaced with ambient intermissions, from the label that released Derek Carr's Pursuit album. RIYL Derek Carr, Darren Nye, John Shima, Russ Gabriel. Recommended.
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A bit of everything for everyone, PWYW. Recommended.
