industrial / ebm techno madness!

in your face techno, there is no way of hiding no filters used just raw pure stompy techno!

nice price deal !!! next up on the skudge white offshoot is swedish producer and autodidakt records label head daniel andréasson. here andréasson follows suit and unleashes four strictly analogue cuts, each with a different twist.
the pacey 130bpm *ble3* leads offs, revolving around some catchy melodic interplay whereas the tempo dips on *dither24* for a sluggish exercise complete with backpedals and ricocheting stabs. *whats up* is another cut spat straight out of the machines and dipped in acid whilst *shape%07* is a battery of analogue drums that will have you in knots.

split ep >>> raw techno at it best

13th skudge white release, and a welcome return of daniel andréasson. going a different route than his previous 12inch for the label, this time its four melodic/braindance tracks. tip!

daniel andreasson, a brilliant swedish producer, previous released on tabernacle, skudge, zodiac 44 to mention some. his release on borft shows a dirty lowtech techno that really works on the floor. this is a limited edition of 300 copies.

returning to the party like an unwanted family member, drunk, staggering and harbouring broken toys of acid and drum, z o d i a c 4 4 lurches forward with its second release of the 12 release run.

for the faithful skudge follower, number 13 brings back memories from when skudge combined and reduced both techno and house in a flawless way. something that they have been able to do since the beginning. they also manage to utilize samples, that in another context would have felt misplaced, in a very classy manner

the peer pressure ep from the under-rated mark forshaw finds scenery records once again highlighting the rich strain of local production talent in the liverpool area. involved in the merseyside scene since the 90s, forshaw has released on labels like mathematics, tabernacle and apartment and is also a member of phantom planet outlaws with john heckle and binny. if you ve checked forshaw s prior output you will be happy with peer pressure as soon as the grubby, jacked up house of the title track hits its groove, with his four other cuts heading down a similarly unpredictable path. kudos to scenery for seeking out swedish producer daniel andreasson to remix the title track too! this is another no nonsense ep from scenery that is lovably rugged and unpredictably creative