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donderdag 21 november 2013

Broombeck - The Storyteller

Techno Thursday #004

3. Broombeck - Two Faces (BeatlessVersion) // preview



Broombeck is the alter ego of musician, composer, sound designer and producer Marcus Schmahl. Since 2008 he has treated us to a string of Techno releases, all influenced by his years of working with different styles of music. He combines these with percussive grooves, deep basslines, epic breakdowns and experimental sounds to create anthemic, roof-raising compositions. His impressive live performances have seen him play many of the worlds finest clubs and lead to DJ Magazine describing his shows as 'Incredible.... Proper techno!"

The Storyteller EP is an exceptional three track collection that kicks off with the mighty Two Faces, a track that teases with its spritely melodic keys before unleashing its siren-like synths. On the flip Dwarf leads with bubbling, almost sinister opening bars. However, the tripping synth, groovy acid line and thumping kick drum soon eradicates any darkness here. The ep is completed with a beatless version of lead cut, Two Faces.

donderdag 31 oktober 2013

Roland M. Dill - Tzycho

Techno Thursday #001

Tzycho



German producer Roland M. Dill returns to Herzblut to a follow up to his most popular track to date, 'The Asgarde Range', with his latest masterpiece the Tzycho EP. With his classical music heritage its no surprise to discover Roland's penchant for melodic drama and epic soundscapes that have not only been at the forefront of his successful remixes of Minilogue and Extrawelt, but also provided the backbone of his releases and remixes for the likes of Trapez, Parquet and Affin. Always looking to submerse his audience in the atmosphere of his music, Roland continually seeks to bring together the ordered structures of minimalism, wild samples, the chaos of bass and sequential harmonies. His latest EP, lead by the title track Tzycho, successfully combine all of the above to create a epic trio of groove-laden, spine-tingling moments. By far Roland's finest work to date.