Detroit and techno are inseparable. And it doesn't get much more Detroit techno than @terrencedixon. A master of minimalist sound design and globally recognised stamp of authenticity, he is one of the Motor City's most prolific artists. His brand of "forward-thinking ghetto electronics" has come on cornerstone labels like Metroplex, Tresor and Rush Hour and is never less than thrilling. His recent Reporting From Detroit album was the latest testament to that, and this week's podcast continues on that theme. 

It is made up of all original material recorded on the West Side of the city but starts in an ambient world of distant stars. After those scene-setting sounds come the signature Dixon drums: deep, pulsing, rubbery. They come and go as you voyage through tortured synth tension, suspensory alien life forms and mysterious electronics. It all makes for a storytelling mix that takes you through a portal and into a whole other dimension.

Dekmantel Podcast 339 - Terrence Dixon

In late January and early February we had Sonny Skrillex over in the studios. Thijs and Sonny caught a super last minute idea to do a surprise back to back breakbeat/house/electro/techno dj set of stuff they were feeling at the moment, and luckily our friends at Oost Club were able to accommodate us!

View behind the scenes video: https://youtu.be/uswaR4K8_j4
Photo by Farhad Khodadadzade (http://instagram.com/3goldchainz)

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