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Various Techno Acid 1993

Performer: Various
Title: Death Of Vinyl Revolutions Vol. 1
Style: Techno, Acid
Released: 1993
MP3 album: 1556 mb
FLAC album: 1217 mb
Rating: 4.1
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Genre: Electronic

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DIN's "Water Sports (Olympic)" has a tune which works it's way into the mind - simple, deceptively passive, this sounds so advanced compared with a lot of more commercial records, you'd never think it was released way back in '93. The first INFOR/MATION's two is less endearing, pasting a variety of sounds over an often fragmentary drum onslaught. Trance Induction" is the more passive track here, a muted toned exploration over strict kick beat.

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Vinyl Revolution is a collection of 500 samples taken directly from old vinyl records and processed with various gear. Each drum hit has been captured using various turntables and taken from a vinyl collection spanning decades. Great care was taken to select the best sounding hits and each sound was isolated and chopped at zero-point crossings. The collection includes: 30 claps 13 cymbals 71 hats 82 kicks 48 percussion 119 snares 10 toms 56 vinyl effects (crackle, hiss, hum, scratch, etc) 71 vinyl sounds (guitars, pads, EP, bass sounds) 500 samples in total.

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1	–Din	Melon Ball Producer – Pupka Frey	12:10
2	–Din	Water Sports Producer – Pupka Frey	6:00
3	–Infor/Mental	Wave Producer – Dave Rout	5:57
4	–Infor/Mental	Trance Induction Producer – Dave Rout	6:42
5	–Automata	Chaosphere Performer, Producer – James Hamilton	7:05
6	–Automata	Transference 2 Performer, Producer – James Hamilton	10:46
7	–Digital Poodle	Crack Producer – Digital Poodle	6:21
8	–Digital Poodle	Output Expander Producer – Digital Poodle	3:47
9	–Protozoa	Chameleon (Pink Mix) Performer, Producer – Kate MacDonaldRemix – James Hamilton	6:17
10	–Protozoa	Brainchild Performer, Producer – Kate MacDonald	5:34

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Manufactured By – MPO
Distributed By – Revolver

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Compiled By – Gerald Belanger
Design – Heiki Sillaste

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Sorted By Ninja Tune. Assembled by Peter Spengmesiter at the new Ninja bunker. Compiled by Gerald Belanger and DJ Bellbottom. Design Heiki Sillaste & Haig Bedrossian.

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Barcode: 5021392043920
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Ah, yes, Techno Primitives. Whereas House seems to go for longer repetitive phrases, these groups keep the cycles short and tight, but inject into them a wide variety of tonal metamorphosis. It does what you expect it to do - goads your body into movement, but also entertains the ears with some charming phrases and much variety. DIN's "Water Sports (Olympic)" has a tune which works it's way into the mind - simple, deceptively passive, this sounds so advanced compared with a lot of more commercial records, you'd never think it was released way back in '93. The first INFOR/MATION's two is less endearing, pasting a variety of sounds over an often fragmentary drum onslaught. "Trance Induction" is the more passive track here, a muted toned exploration over strict kick beat. AUTOMATA tend towards the overdriven kick drum sound later explored by the likes of SURGEON and REGIS for their first track, although to their credit to grizzle that hazes around the percussion has a very deliberate sound - synthetic? The second takes a while to reach it's unvarying core beat, moving from a long atmospheric introduction back to similar at the end. DIGITAL POODLE - the flagship group of the DOVE label - bring us their two. Well, "Crack", released as a single, seems to concentrate on exploratory sounds over the top of an occasionally changing beat backdrop. Great ideas and some impressive sounds, but I don't see how they chose it for individual release! "Output Expander" would probably have been more popular - a central core of beat and humming rhythm over which percussion rattles and clatters - hypnotic and alluring. The final two tracks are from PROTOZOA - "Chameleon" & "Brainchild". The former is a confused mess of noises set around a central beat - it's nice to hear such a charming mess of a track - very appealing, seeming to be permanently internally competative with it's own noises. The latter, and album closer starts of with a dark moodiness which is almost Ethno-Ritual. It maintains it's moodiness throughout, sounding less like Techno than a sort of unexplored SCORN copyist circa "ZandER".Not really mainstream gutless Techno, these groups take time in exploring their environment.Originally reviewed for Soft Watch.

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