The electronic/techno lounge

Pretentious Hipster · #41

I definitely recommend this if you like Jeff Mills' Live at the Liquid Room DJ Mix. I mean hell some of the same tracks are used

Pretentious Hipster · #42

Is it bad that I prefer Maurizio and Rhythm & Sound over Basic Channel?

PirateJenny · #43

Thanks for the set I'll give a listen.

I lovee most stuff Moritz von Oswals does and dub techno as a style, Basic Channel just get ripped off too much I think.
I remember my last girlfriend, coming home and putting the M series on. I think M4 is probably my favourite.

Think this is one of the best club tracks! The Basic Channel version's a lot more chilled.

and a Paul St Hiliare track I like.

PirateJenny · #44

Fond memories of this in clubs too.

PirateJenny · #45

and a great video!

PirateJenny · #46

This is nice and deep from Aril Brikha no 'Groove La Chord'...

Armoreska · #47

Onderhond · #48

One of the techno tracks I play on a more regular basis:

Pretentious Hipster · #49

Does IDM count for this thread? Finally listening to this blind spot and it rules

Pretentious Hipster · #50

This is from 1993 o.o

Onderhond · #51

XxXApathy420XxX wrote: ↑
April 19th, 2019, 2:27 pm
Does IDM count for this thread? Finally listening to this blind spot and it rules

I think you need a more generic electronic thread :p

PirateJenny · #52

Speedy J and FSOL

Lifeforms and G SPot are two great albums. Might as well expand the thread title anyway as techno can be a bit niche.

brokenface · #53

PirateJenny wrote: ↑
April 5th, 2019, 3:26 pm
Surgeon Boiler room in Porto, Portugal. I've seen Surgeon so many times, more than any other DJ as I grew up in his hometown where he had a residency. He doesn't play as dark as usual in this one, you can tell he's trying to play to the crowd, and actually sounds slightly off key sometimes (adds to the unplanned feel of it) and nice to hear a slightly different selection.

Surgeon

Pretentious Hipster · #54

Very good IDM where all the sounds come from a washing machine

Pretentious Hipster · #55

Also this series is essential for techno fans. Although only like the first 6-7 are worth watching

PirateJenny · #56

LOL watching now.

Pretentious Hipster · #57

Pretentious Hipster · #58

Decent gabber. Some of the vocal samples are terrible though. I mean Slipknot and Linkin Park... come on.

Onderhond · #59

Not a big fan of commercial hardcore anymore, but I do like the uptempo stuff Mad Dog (& crew) come up with nowadays. As for oldskool gabber, loved that stuff in the past but most of the tracks haven't aged that well.

PirateJenny · #60

XxXApathy420XxX wrote: ↑
April 24th, 2019, 2:16 am
Decent gabber. Some of the vocal samples are terrible though. I mean Slipknot and Linkin Park... come on.

Love it when Surgeon plays Whitehouse in his sets, or some of the British Murder Boys stuff, I think Regis gets on the mic occasionally.

As I saw you was a Godflesh fan, this isn't bad for hard beats...

Onderhond · #61

This is my shtick, some kick-ass industrial techno/hardcore:

PirateJenny · #62

Not techno but really my kind of thing when it comes to old school tunes.

Carmel1379 · #63

PirateJenny wrote: ↑
April 17th, 2019, 4:22 pm
This is nice and deep from Aril Brikha no 'Groove La Chord'...

This is soo good.

Carmel1379 · #64

Beast of a track

Pretentious Hipster · #65

Probably the best dj

Pretentious Hipster · #66

This was one of the most insane club albums I've ever heard. There are times where it borders on harsh noise wall. It makes sense because Whitehouse was involved in this

Armoreska · #67

final track (others aint lame either esp the 4th)

Armoreska · #68

from Angst

Armoreska · #69

Madonna - Impressive Instant (two Deep Dish mixes)

love the sounds here

Carmel1379 · #70

Armoreska · #71

best track from many from Lieb

Onderhond · #72

https://soundcloud.com/traumatic-hardco ... ssociation

Very nice techno with some industrial influences (and a bit more uptempo compared to mainstream techno). Perfect if you need to get some work done.