zackster The only other way to take it is into the Perc style of techno, that actually seems to be the dominant strain at the moment, which the same Low T sufferers will call Ear Bleed.
Incorrect that it’s “the only other way to take it” - as per the DJs I posted above who lean more to the driving/melodic/trance-y side. Nina Kraviz and the whole Danish/Scandi crews, have been big drivers of this, but the style has been jumped on by loads of different scenes recently.
For sure though the industrial Perc-style is certainly the last thing I’d suggest to someone with LT42’s proclaimed issue.
Another direction is the more acid-heavy, slightly old-school rave style - Charlotte De Witte, Ki/Ki, Amelie Lens, Regal etc. all lean a fair bit into it. Alignment, who I posted above, does have some aspects of it, but straddles the rave side with a bit more of the Scandi/melodic type stuff.
I’d also disagree with what is “the dominant strain” at the moment: the leading proponents of all the strains I’ve mentioned above seem to be doing very well right now and sharing headline slots along with the more industrial stuff. The only thing which is certain is that the loopy, neurotic, drum-focused, Jeff Mills Detroit style is definitely not the dominant strain right now.
zackster Shlomo Taapion is getting massively popular at the moment, for any who feel like dipping a toe.
Hadone, whose set I posted above, is mates with Shlomo and releases on his label - the final track on Hadone’s mix above, which for me is probably the tune of the year so far, has just been released on it.