Mate, it’s with all the love and respect in the world that we need to chat about this thing called “techno”
Starting you off with: -
Mate, it’s with all the love and respect in the world that we need to chat about this thing called “techno”
Starting you off with: -
A rob hood classic right there
Luke Slater is a pretty decent starting point too: -
ScottBailey luke slater: love(loved)/class action was the very first record I purchased. An all time fav.
This is clearly Zacks thread to own
An obvious one but a fucking classic
My absolute fav Jeff tune. So warm and smooth
Lol, literally everything posted in this thread is over 2 decades old - what an education!
Here are a couple of examples from the last 12 months:
First track is from Perc (not sure why Youtube’s ‘Topic’ channels are so terrible at displaying artist names).
A zackster staple of the past 5 years or so.
Bush Records is a staple…
Recent fav
Odd no one has posted the greatest record ever (as I do in every one of these threads).
I wore the grooves out on this one …
I’m surprised at how many people didn’t think what I posted above in the other thread was techno. To me it certainly isn’t prog or deep house. Maybe a shade of ‘deep tech house’ if people want to call it that.
We noticed since around 2009/10 maybe later, the lines of many genres became really blurred and there are so many strands of the genres when DJs get into it all. Progressive House isn’t just Progressive House and Prog DJs are happy to move between genres sometimes.
To me, the only techno I used to like wasn’t much - I loved Umek/Valentino Kanzyani around 2001-2004 style (not when they switched to Minimal) and I really loved the whole I Love Techno sound around 2003. And Chris Leibing. But my exposure to proper techno was small, most friends weren’t into it yet.
I agree I wouldn’t play what I pasted anywhere near other examples given - the type of Techno I was sharing was something I would drop in the build up / plateau of a driving prog set, and have done.
Also, to me, power prog doesn’t have to be fast and hard although it often is. There are more dynamics where I can find a peak time prog track make a room go crazy, than just relying on that speed or toughness.
It’s interesting seeing everyone’s perspectives though because we all come at it from only our own personal experiences and never see everything through anyone else’s eyes/ears/brain make up.
For what its worth the proper techno sound I loved was summed up in a production of I love Techno 2003. I so wish I’d been to this.
Christian Varela
Love this drop:
And I just adore the tribal sound.
zackster That’s very nice.
ScottBailey I’d heard this stuff before but I always shied away from it - there was a line I didn’t like to cross with techno and I was cutting my teeth with mostly Trance and Prog in 2000-2004.
I always thought it was too edgy / anxiety inducing. It’s banging as fuck like.