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Wajid Yaseen may be the man in back of 2nd Gen, a fusion of electronica, commercial, and hip-hop sounds. Yaseen, delivered in Manchester for an Indian devotional vocalist, began discovering music by performing support vocals for his dad. After finding punk and underground rock and roll in his teenagers, he …

Rex your dog is in charge of a few of the most infectious and exuberant ’80s-inspired electro home singles in ten years chock-full of these. Before veteran manufacturer Jake Williams (aka JX) stepped forwards to officially confirm rumours of his participation, the mystery encircling Rex the Dog’s identification garnered a …

Irreverent Berlin-based techno cut-ups Modeselektor — producers Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary — were referred to as Fundamental Knowledge using their 1992 formation until 1996, once the switch of name was made. They linked to Ellen Allien’s BPitch Control label and initiated some 12″ produces in 2002, which culminated in …

Increasing his voracious musical appetite for everything avant-garde, pop, and dance into his have result, German producer Justus Köhncke offers flirted using the graphs (as you third of Whirlpool Productions, who experienced a hit within their homeland with “From Disco to Disco”), protected Janis Ian and Marvin Hamlisch, and it …

Were only available in 1998, Savath & Savalas was made for left-field producer Scott Herren (most widely known for his are Prefuse 73) to explore his more instrumental and acoustic tendencies. His initial full-length, Folk Music for Trains, Trees and shrubs and Honey, an experimental, glitchy affair, arrived in 2000, …

Cristian Vogel is among the foremost titles in dance-based experimental techno, liberating a flood of consistently difficult and unconventional techno single and in collaboration with such observed artists as Dave Clarke, Neil Landstrumm, Russ Gabriel, and Jamie Lidell. Given birth to in Chile, Vogel fled along with his family members …

As with a whole lot of other manufacturers on Cologne, Germany’s Kompakt label, it’s extremely difficult to predict what Aksel Schaufler, aka Superpitcher, can do following. He debuted in 1999 using a 7″ within the Kreisel 99 series, after that made his initial appearance on Kompakt correct a year afterwards …

Anti-hero refusenik Marco Haas adopted his surreal moniker, lifted from your William S. Burroughs tale The Dreamcops, in 1997. T. Raumschmiere’s cranky electro-punk combines from rock and roll to hip-hop into one fuzzed-out, danceable post-apocalyptic assault around the cortex. Haas (Raumschmiere) started releasing brash and broken music under this name …