Minimal Techno

iO (Mulen)- Bass Control

Chris Lattner & East End Dubs - Nutcracker

A Cristi Cons - Anatrack (MEANDER 14)

Roger Gerressen - Faithful

Tips

La Creme Bonjour

B1 Mariano Mateljan - Nocturnal (Howl Ensemble Remix)

Equinoxe

Baaz - Your Wardrobe (S.A.M.'s Downtown Remix)

Tropic

Face It

DJ Steaw - Sky Hunt (LT013, Side B)

Setagaya Deep, Vol. 1

Ouin

Correspondance

Apparel Story (Part One)

Time

Discopathy

My T.

Tocker / Wildpark

Tocker

Wildpark

Audio Werner introduces us to his slick minimal sound in the latest vinyl-only GH Podcast. Lucky us, since for the next two hours we’ll get teleported on the wooden dancefloor of Club der Visionaere, at the traditional Tune In residency monthly party on May 17th 2017 - that’s 3 years back in time. 

Andreas - the man behind Audio Werner project - did a technical processing to elevate the sound quality, while also adding some small touches - a sign of a selector dedicated to acquiring the level of quality expected. The podcast is rather abstract than housy and it makes up some reference to his roots linked to Perlon, which has also inspired and influenced a lot of Romanian producers along the way.
Judging by the meandering yet crowd-pleasing bassline, GH013 is a builder rather than an attention-grabber, a deep effort that’s sure to receive plenty of play from fans of groovier minimised sounds. 

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GH013 ::: Audio Werner

East End Dubs delivers a surgical strike on this Metroline 4-track release. Weighty b-lines, and sharp perc work is the order of the day here.
Summa Dis hits us with a top drawer Chi Town baseline, with pads that call out like Muezzins in the night and taught atmospheric strings. The result is a clean hit of Great Lakes techno. Highly recommended.
Following right behind, title track Argo brings together bruising on-beat bass hits, and skittish perch elements that cut like a razor. Clever EQ-riding, and some sexy french vox give the track depth, but this is one for the eyes-down crew.
On the flip, Snilloc takes remixing duties on Summa Dis, twisting the original into a track pounder, that slowly but surely evolves into a full-on siren-laden relentless warehouse stomp.
And finally we end up in the once-fashionable Hoxton. Just like the London neighborhood that inspires the name, the track has a ghostly, nostalgic quality - like an echo of a memory - but one that you can dance to, obviously, thanks to a deep growl of a baseline and lush pads given the full long-release Deepchord-style reverb treatment. Lush.


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