History of Techno

Re:History of Techno by tern on Thursday April 29, 2021 @03:35PM (#26985603)

I totally agree for 90, even 99% of the tracks from that era, but there are some serious gems in there. I really enjoy the Youtube account "TECHNO" for finding some of it. A few producers that stood out to me: Kobaya, Rino Cerrone, Samuel L. Session, Leandro Gamez, G-Force, Tomie Nevada, Headroom, Gaetano Parisio, Damon Wild & Echoplex (slightly difference scene), Ade Fenton ... and many others less famous and with fewer releases.

Adam Beyer's tracks himself and most of the stuff on Drumcode from any era though is totally boring, I agree. And we can also agree the Neil Landstrumm and Cristian Vogel (I'd argue early Villalobos too) are the height of the end of techno history.

Quite possibly I just like this stuff because it reminds me of video game soundtracks from the era.

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Re:History of Techno by cmrdporcupine on Thursday April 29, 2021 @04:45PM (#26986467)

Damon Wild, that's good stuff.

Here, crack a cool one and breathe this in, for a little while:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RFY8GK5PAA

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Re:History of Techno by tern on Friday April 30, 2021 @11:31PM (#27002795)

Did exactly as you said. Fantastic.

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