In the Studio: Silent Servant
Silent Servant (a.k.a. Juan Mendez) is not the average techno producer.
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SXSW 2013: Deadmau5 Joins Richie Hawtin, Slams 'Yo'Bros,' Praises Tim Hortons, Frets About Mouse Head's Five-Year-Old Fans
Techno icon Richie Hawtin noted at the beginning of his "in conversation" SXSW panel with EDM superstar Joel " Deadmau5 " Zimmerman that they were both Canadians, but then they proved it when asked what it was about Canada that had resulted in two of the biggest names in electronic music coming form the country.
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Movement Festival announces phase-two lineup, Juan Atkins gets a Villalobos remix, Zomby debuts a new track, and RA gets inside drum programming
There's a pretty nice spread of activity today across the dance music world, from Diplo's new video, to Movement's second lineup announcement, to a new Zomby track, and a tutorial on drum programming.
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From Warehouse To Web: Electronic/Dance Tracks Of 2012 & Mix
"This is a glorious muddle," said tQ's Luke Turner in his introduction to the Quietus' albums of 2012 list, referring to the current scattered state of popular music.
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Karenn - sheworks004
One of the more curious – and to these ears, welcome - tropes of the past year in electronic music has been the revival of banging techno, of the fist pounding late 90s model.
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LWE’s Top 5 Overrated Tracks of 2012
In the wake of Anton Kipfel's 2011 Overrated report , I feel like every post-Basic Channel dub producer has probably felt: inadequate.
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XLR8R's Best of 2012: New Artists
Electronic music has always been a lightning-fast genre, and the pace certainly didn't slow down in 2012.
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2012's Noises In The Ether: A Rum Music Special
Ok, so the title of this piece is also a bit of a shameless nod to my radio show, Noise in the Ether , but it's also a neat and relevant way of describing how noise music has evolved in recent years, culminating in some thoroughly fascinating releases in 2012 that have taken the genre by the scruff of the neck and hauled it into new areas, maybe even into a new era.
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Peaking Lights - Lucifer in Dub
This six-track dub remix collection, which adapts the content of Peaking Lights' second UK-released album Lucifer , is an unconventional if not unprecedented move.
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Little White Earbuds Interviews AnD
Mancunian-based pairing AnD (Andy and Dimitri) are part of a new vanguard of English producers fueled by the leftover debris of British industrial music, northern rave culture, and south of the river swing.
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armchair dancefloor 038: Pinch/Tectonic, Karenn, DVA, Joy O, Ruff Sqwad, Wen...
There's a lot going on in this edition of Armchair Dancefloor, so let's skip the formalities.
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Andy Stott: Luxury Problems
The Manchester producer spent a good part of the last decade turning out solid tracks under his own name and under the alias Andrea.
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Mud, Glorious Mud: An Interview With Andy Stott
It's underneath our dancing marching feet, just below those few slabs of concrete and strata of asphalt.
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Richie Hawtin exits ENTER. and goes beyond EDM with his upcoming CNTRL tour
Most folks head into Ibiza with plans for a pretty chill summer—but that's not really Richie Hawtin's style.
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My favourite albums of 2011 (#4 Andy Stott - Passed Me By/ We Stay Together)
This is a two for one deal; as both albums are quite short and as they both compliment each other, it makes sense to lump them together.
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Industrial Resonance: The Roots of Industrial Music
"The abandoned motorway ran off into the haze, silver firs growing through its sections. Shivering in the cold air, Talbot looked out over the landscape of broken overpasses and crushed underpasses. The pilot walked down the slope to a rusting grader surrounded by tyres and fuel drums."
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The Modern Library: House, Techno & the spaces between
The Modern Library is an attempt to chart the various odysseys and oddities in House, Techno and the bits that skirt between it, relatively irrespective of timescale.
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Konx-om-Pax Mix for Spinner: Electronic Producer & Visual Artist Offers Exclusive Set
Konx, born Tom Scholefield, has an equally diverse background.
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Darling Farah - Body
Emotionally resonant and melodically involving techno has had a sterling innings this year: first, there was Donato Dozzy and Neel with Voices from the Lake - a submerged and humid evocation of swampy exotica; Claro Intalecto's Reform Club , meanwhile, was a career high, all epic pads and driving rain; then Actress RIP was, well, Actress.
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The Tresor EP
There is likely no better current interpreter of that power sonic-groove thang shared by Detroit and Berlin than Mike Huckaby.
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Moritz Von Oswald Trio - Fetch
There's a hypothetical nightclub that, at present, exists solely in my imagination: it's a hybrid combination of the Star Wars bar, the Korova in A Clockwork Orange , and that weirdo Canadian clubhouse from Fire Walk With Me. In it, the barkeeps might serve burbling broths of kombucha and gin, or ayahuasca in a hollowed-out pineapple, shaded by cocktail umbrellas, perhaps with some sort of delectable psychotropic hors d'oeuvres on the side.
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Strung Out Steel: An Interview With Claro Intelecto
Bringing a grandiose and sumptuously detailed bearing to techno is no easy task, but Mark Stewart, aka Claro Intelecto, has been injecting viscous soul into its steely veins for much of the last decade.
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LWE Podcast 124: Pittsburgh Track Authority
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Best Laid Plans: Forward Strategy Group Interviewed
They advance, the massed hordes of the Perc Trax army.
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Bomb Alert! Inifniti - Think Quick
When you're one of the historical figures responsible for inventing techno, it's hard to imagine having an identity even more techno than techno.
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Fifty Outsiders : 41 - 50
The final part of Kris Needs Fifty Outiders list for Clash magazine's Outsider issue includes such musicians as Mark Stewart, Daniel Johnston, Underground Resistance, MF Doom and more. 41.
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Moritz von Oswald Trio Preps New LP
Influential techno artist Moritz von Oswald and his troupe of musicians, which includes Sasu Ripatti (a.k.a. Vladislav Delay ) and Max Loderbauer, are set to release a new LP on Honest Jon's , the label home of the group's discography thus far.
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Recordkeepers: John Cellura of Bent Crayon
LWE launches a new series of features focused on people who are often overlooked in dance music journalism: the record shop owners and clerks who've provided access to and shaped the tastes of countless record buyers.
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Actress - R.I.P.
Fanatically assembling emotions and mental inductions that range from psychotropic industrialism to claustrophobic astral ascents; we once again face an Actress audio communion.
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Spontaneity Is The Key: Addison Groove Interviewed
Harnessing the schizoid bounce of Chicago juke, the utilitarian drive of techno and the concave sub weight of dubstep into an area both instantly recognisable and entirely his own, under his alias Addison Groove Tony Williams has quickly cemented his position in the UK's bass spectrum.
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Bubblin' Up: Helix
"Did you hear what he said? He asked what the music scene is like [in Savannah]."
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LWE Interviews John Daly
Five years ago, not many people would have heard the name John Daly. Hailing from sleepy Ireland, Daly debuted in 2006 on his own Feel Music.
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Little White Earbuds Interviews John Daly
Five years ago, not many people would have heard the name John Daly. Hailing from sleepy Ireland, Daly debuted in 2006 on his own Feel Music.
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THE MIXMAG THING LEEDS RETURNS
Our brother Leeds party, That Mixmag Thing Leeds, is back on May 11 with Sam Russo, Josh T, Simon Morell, Matt Gray, Aartekt, Jack Wickham, Ethan Macnamara, Tim Morrison, Inenco and Maria Luisa.
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Rocket Juice and the Moon – Rocket Juice and the Moon
Dreamed up on a plane en route to a festival in Lagos where Albarn, Allen and Flea were due to perform separately, Rocket Juice and the Moon is centred on a great idea: a cultural/musical mash-up cooked up quicker than anyone can have time to express any doubt as to whether its multiple elements – Fela Kuti-authored Afrobeat, dub reggae, African pop forms, hip hop, murky soul, sweaty funk, New Orleans horns, freeform keyboard odysseys – can possibly coexist harmoniously.
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VCMG - SSSS
But there's a point 2.29 into 'Zaat' when, after an extremely tastefully-executed breakdown the kick returns with mighty force, and I'm having a powerful flashback to Trade, the apogee of sensory deprivation clubbing.
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