brothers’ vibe is back.
'in germany, they can't say 'techno,' they say 'teshno'' ~ seth troxler [march 2008]
brothers’ vibe is back.
based out of glasgow, the motto for one of the hottest new labels of recent times is “real rockin’ raw shit from the street for the clubs”, and it sums up the imprint to date perfectly.
for as many celebrated detroit heroes as there are, there are just as many producers from the 313 area code that remain under the radar.
italian simoncino is an unashamed classicist.
eric galaviz and brian varga are h-foundation aka hipp-e & halo, the influential american house duo who helped shape the electronic landscape around the turn of the last millenium.
it would be easy to lump apollonia in with the likes of hot creations and visionquest, but for me the french trio of dyed, dan and shonky still seem resolutely about the music rather than the lifestyle that goes with it:
revivalist house might now be everywhere, but few have done it as properly as italian producer and live specialist, nicholas iammatteo.
hush house celebrate a year of tidy events in leeds with an event at the garage headlined by pional and london dj and producer, semtek, on friday march 15th.
techno wouldn’t look the same without this enduring scottish duo, you can be sure of that.
just over a year ago, music obsessive jamie russell plucked zoe zoe from lithuanain obscurity and asked him to turn in a ep for his auspicious sneaker social label.
this week teshno is happy to introduce to you a brand new project from james fox.
for their next event butter side up have teamed up with the now nearly one year old lowbrow for a double whopper of a party with cottam, dj deep and kris wadsworth this saturday 23rd february.
renaissance man have been at the heart of the well documented turbo rejuvenation in recent years.
joel alter is one half of organic deep house cum techno duo jonsson/alter, the pair that was behind one of the greatest full lengths of recent times in mod.
nick woolfson is one half of deviant disco duo mock & toof. with teng he is starting a new label that will not only release house and techno from close associates, but also that of his new, more house leaning output as akra.
new york based fred peterkin makes my kinda music: deep, elegant, and stripped of all but the most necessary ingredients.
they might have only bust through into the wider public consciousness last year, but bicep’s knowledge goes back way further.
i don’t have heroes, but andrew weatherall comes close.
the chicago based dj and radio host m50 – or area when he’s producing – makes music nothing like the chicago sounds we all have hard wired into our brain boxes.