Heiko Laux started his label Kanzleramt in 1994, in order to release his own material. His releases of powerful techno soon earned him the nickname 'The Hessen Techno Tiger' and in the meantime his label developed itself to one of the most important outlets for techno in the Germanic area. In 1999 Heiko decided to leave his aerie in Frankfurt and set-up a new home in Berlin. Not only did it mark a change in location but also a change in sound. His album 'Sense Fiction' was very well perceived by the critics and is considered the lightest sounding album he has ever made. Heiko continues being busy running his label, performing live and off-course turning the clubs upside down on three turntables.
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tilo_stahl, 6 months ago via zero-inch.com |
The Maxi-Single The Viking
is featured in Update #071:
Martyn, Axel Boman, Sandwell District, Alva Noto
This October has provided us with an abundance of outstanding albums, and it's been harder than ever to pick our release of the month. In the end the accolades had to go to Martyn's brilliant 'Ghost People' full-length, which evolves his sound far beyond the more...
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The Editor, 6 months ago via zero-inch.com |
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The Editor, 6 months ago via zero-inch.com |
The Maxi-Single The Viking
was reviewed:
Heiko Laux & Steve Rachmad's 'Shared Wave' from 2006 is a veritable techno classic, so we've been eagerly expecting the duo's next collaboration. 'The Viking' drops 'Shared Wave's Detroit opulence and opts for a more modern approach with three reduced and subtle techno bangers. Strong!|
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The Editor, 6 months ago via zero-inch.com |
