Magnetic Magazine's weekly Top 10 Techno Chart for 3/10/15. Curated by Cameron Rule aka Master Wayne.

Magnetic Magazine Top 10 Techno Chart 3/10/15

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Patrick M - Overtown (Original Mix)

<p>Something is brewing in Belgium where Tom Hades teams up with Kostas Maskalides for two juicy cuts. The title really says it all on the opening track, so, of course, you can expect the all-time classic sample over a monstrous, rocksteady rhythm section with some grooving percussion thrown in for good measure. &#8220;Break Up&#8221; picks up from there with some serious vocal chopping and stomping drums to get the temperature rising and the momentum going into hyperdrive.</p>

Tom Hades & Kostas Maskalides - Love Sensation (Original Mix)

A new name to join the ever-expanding Truesoul roster is ‘Okain’. His first EP on Truesoul majestically crosses the paths between house and techno. Using deep underlying sub bass rhythms throughout his tracks, Okain creates grooves that maintain an extremely funky feel throughout this EP. The use of percussion helps to reinforce this and keep the free flowing momentum going strong. 

Okain - Oblivion - Truesoul - TRUE1255

Label boss Stefano Noferini and Hollen team up for the the monstrous "Rediscovered", which fires on all cylinders with steamrolling drums, massive synth washes and commanding stabs. Miguel Bastida steps up for the remix and strips things down quite a bit, with a sticky bassline filling in the gaps between the bubbling rhythm section, yet adding a lengthy breakdown for added suspense and excitement.

Stefano Noferini & Hollen - Rediscovered (Original Mix)

Continuing UK producer Cleric's double-header on Figure, Figure 65 offers up 4 more brand new tracks from the sought after young talent. Following on from his wonderfully diverse collection of tracks on Figure 64, Cleric's skills continue to shine in this second chapter.

After a beautifully sensitive chord-led introduction in the form of 'Shifted Reality', showing off some rare after-hours vibes from the Cleric studio, we hit the peak time once again with 'Plexus'. A stripped and perfectly balanced moment of percussive DJ Tool glory, all we need are claps, Kicks and FX to get the room working overtime!

Old school killer 'Seit 1990' graces the B2 position with an addictive bleep-fest in the true spirit of underground, warehouse Techno... Simply a must have for the purist minimal heads out there, and the new breed alike.

Cleric closes out the EP with a mesmerising down-tempo composition entitled 'Dissapointment'. Its a touching ode to early 90s Electronics, and it will be no surprise to some that the Northern English producer shows his true colours on this wonderfully atypical track - echoes of Warp there to be found if desired.

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Seit 1990 - SNIPPET

Ron Costa - Owl Jolson [Toolroom]
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Ron Costa - Owl Jolson [Toolroom]

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Renowned for his ability to bring creativity and flair to his wild remixes, edits and re-edits, Riva Starr is a hugely welcome new addition into the Saved fold. Bringing a special collection of new edits, the producer displays the kind of dexterity that has made him so impossible to pigeonhole over the last decade. First up, Riva delivers a driving and energetic mashup of Roland Clark’s “Your First Time” and Paul C & Paolo Martini’s “Take Some Time.” Frenetic percussion in the top end and futuristic FXs create a party-focused pace as the dubby atmospheres and pumping beats add the power and momentum. The ghetto-funk vocal adds another dimension to make this Riva’s own personal homage to the history of house music. The raw edit of “Chasing Autumns” by Taras Van De Voorde continues that exploration further, tapping into a unique mix of classic sounding house with rich piano chords and emotive strings; and a modern, raw sounding warehouse energy that burns and stomps away underneath. Taking things into a much deeper hue, Riva with his colourful edit of Luca Morris’ “Play By Play.” Built around subtly shifting melodies, a deep, rolling bassline and tumbling drums, the track shuffles forward with bags of personality and charisma. Intoxicating and heady, this one will keep heads down whilst infiltrating the feet. Riva’s edit of Rino Cerrone & Fabio Diaz’s “Extraordinary Wiring” is a dizzying, head-spinning workout that swirls and shakes with an unsteadying disposition. Funky drums interplay with highly distorted synths and mechanical sounding basslines to create a sound that is at once playful, addictive and unstoppable.