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Anyone with turntables want an unplayed "15 years of Drumcode", signed by Ben Sims?
https://www.discogs.com/release/3304331-Various-15-Years-Of-DrumcodeI'm unlikely to ever buy decks again so this is kinda going to waste. Beer me and you can haz.
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Listening to the Surgeon album in greater detail, I'm really confused with it. It's so disconnected, like the weird atmosphere at the start of Oak Bank just stops and some other kind of melodic line starts out of nowhere. Then a bassline starts over the top of that. Then a Detroit style pad comes in suddenly! It's a bit all over the place.
A few tracks are very very samey too š¤
Not sure TBH
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It's so disconnected, like the weird atmosphere at the start of Oak Bank just stops and some other kind of melodic line starts out of nowhere. Then a bassline starts over the top of that.
Oak Bank must be a reference to Coil's house in Weston Super Mare where they wrote albums like Musick To Play In The Dark, I presume he's trying to conjure a similar ethereal vibe to their music at the start of the track.
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So many DJ's to choose from these days, not sure I've heard a set of his outside of the live jams with other people which were ok. There's a video of him talking through his live rig and I found him quite uninspiring to listen to. Some people are like that though, I would probably get bored listening to myself pretty fast!
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I think the thing to be said about Surgeon is that he doesn't stand still or play it easy like a lot of his contemporaries have. These days it's easy to sound very polished and for the sound design to take over. The impression I get is that he doesn't have any interest in being that kind of a producer because for him the process is the most interesting part, which probably leads to more varied results than his earlier work. Rather than play it safe he always tries to challenge himself with his setup and work within its limitations and also to incorporate more experimental ideas or techniques into his tekno work. Originally it was more ideas from other composers, now it seems to be more from his own work like The Transcendence Orchestra.
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Some remixes of one of my old Player favourites
https://player.bandcamp.com/album/player-three-remixes-vol-iii
Put some clothes on that ass
Fuck me, the original is 23 years old: https://www.discogs.com/release/17040-Player-Player-Three
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwMqas_siMM
Accelerator - Accelerator 1
JJJ Adrian Van Raay set -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoAfUr45cAo
Future Sound of Melbourne - Pleasure
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AMZN3qMSNs
Robert Armani /Dave Clarke - Road Tour (Remix)
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Octave One live were awesome last weekend.
Jeff Mills never disappoints.
Richie Hawtin is brilliant.Carl, Kevin and MaW also, especially over Charlotte de Witte
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The burden Bros, dimitry, scruff, papa Sven, scruff, soul clap, monsters at work. Have seen Carl be terrible and Kevin be dull too often.
Jeroen Verheij, Jeff, Schwarz, Richie, Speedy and Steve, Mano Le Tough
hippy
EB
Prole.
Airhead
Ordinata
gojira54
eskay
Grumpy_Git
dancingĀ james-
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vMeW_8mPT8
One of the most banging tunes i have came across. Hard spaced out vibes throughout.. The track switches up like mad around 8:40 and becomes truly peak track!
Maybe a bit fast for many, but a classic british techno track from a producer that died way too young. Enjoy!