Berlin techno bastion Jamaica Suk’s generous ‘Uncertain Landscape’ series continues with the third part of this weighty 17-track release serving up another quartet of rugged grooves. 

Representing Portugal, Temudo brings fierce tribal energy on ‘L9’. Channeling the driving sounds of early 2000s techno, he brings it up to date with pummeling bass and kicks and taut percussive loops that flex and fire with a mighty intent.

It’s over to France next and a big tempo change from Ersatz Olfolks with the meditative ‘Reflecting Surface’ chugging along at an unhurried pace. Resonant metallic sounds chime over the stuttering kicks, with wet acidic gurgles rising and combining with a complementary hi-hat shuffle. Distorted, overdriven edges emerge, gentle screeches and hisses forced into existence.

Techno royalty Oliver Deutschmann pitches in next with the pacey contrast of ‘Hunting’. Its manic tempo
is contrasted by its comparative lightness of touch, with the acidic theme continuing. The 303s are teasingly muted, meandering relentlessly under rapid-fire clap patterns and urgent hi-hats.

Parallax Records boss and Berghain and Concrete guests Pharaoh and Yogg provide the closing salvo, an experimental cut by the name of ‘Betelgeuse’. Broken beats underpin glitchy textures and gnarled surfaces, providing a challenging workout for discerning dancefloors.

GRA006 - Uncertain Landscape V/A [Part 03]

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Produced  &© by Marco Adam [APACH] Willstätt - Germany

[APACH] Cin [out on Tendance Music 06.10.2021 ]

Summer 2013 - 3 Vinyl Records Mix For short Radio Interludes

Takeoff At Midnight

Download: https://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2016/01/few-nolder-seven/

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Download: Few Nolder - Seven

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/album/0A0Y0oGca9JoAkVypyMyyp

Beatport:
https://www.beatport.com/track/organ-original-mix/12355380

Official Video on YouTube
https://youtu.be/iR55HdFnYtk

If you have ever played some keys and chords on an organ, you know it has an unbelievable rich and warm sound and a power that can easily fill a whole song. With that idea in mind we started Organ. It took us quite a while to find the right sound and still added a good amount of color, drive and lots and lots of LFO modulation until we were satisfied. We simply had to make sure it goes into your ear and from there directly under your skin. Needless to say, we even split the organ into different voices with different variations. Finishing the song probably took us half a dozen versions and a lot blood, sweat and tears. But our emotional rollercoaster finally paid off and is now captured inside the song. 

written & produced by TRU.
mixed by Hannes Bieger
mastered by Calyx Mastering
released on Loot Recordings

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ORGAN

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You Got Me

Ejeca from Northern Ireland (the natives say "Norn Iron") has been releasing and touring a lot in the past few years. His new “Meme EP“ delivers a 130 BPM House Banger that is inspired by the good old days of electronic music in the 90s. Give it a go!

Available on Beatport on February 19th.

Ejeca - Meme

I made this track 2 years ago and finally getting around to releasing it on behalf of 6K followers! 

THANK YOU! Enjoy :)

https://drrtywulvz.bandcamp.com/track/missed-mark

Missed Mark (Free Download)

https://zenonrecords.bandcamp.com/album/rezolution-24-bit-compiled-by-pyms

Rezolution

Sensient - Roll Call (Eartheogen Remix) OUT NOW on "Rezolution" by Zenon Records

https://zenonrecords.bandcamp.com/album/serpent-rising-24-bit

Serpent Rising

Don't Look In The Mirror - 'Serpent Rising' EP - OUT NOW on Zenon Records

psithurism: - The sound of rustling leaves or wind in the trees.

Psithurism - OUT NOW on Zenon Records

Dusty Kid & Boris Brejcha - L.S.D.

Representing Portugal, Temudo brings fierce tribal energy on ‘L9’. Channeling the driving sounds of early 2000s techno, he brings it up to date with pummeling bass and kicks and taut percussive loops that flex and fire with a mighty intent.

A1. Temudo - L9

A2. Ersatz Olfolks - Reflecting Surface

Techno royalty Oliver Deutschmann pitches in next with the pacey contrast of ‘Hunting’. Its manic tempo
is contrasted by its comparative lightness of touch, with the acidic theme continuing. The 303s are teasingly muted, meandering relentlessly under rapid-fire clap patterns and urgent hi-hats.

Uncertain Landscape

B1. Oliver Deutschmann - Hunting

B2. Pharaoh and Yogg - Betelgeuse

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B1. Oliver Deutschmann - Hunting

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