Highly influential in the development of techno's second wave, Kenny Larkin's early releases on Plus 8 and Warp are considered classics of the genre. After serving in the military, his output was for a time prolific, with a number of seminal album releases on the likes of Peacefrog Records and R&S. In recent times his output has slowed as Larkin pursues a second career in stand-up comedy, but every few years a new album surfaces, most recently his brilliant 'Keys, Strings, Tambourines' on Planet E.
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Glob (Ben Klock Remix 1)
(Track 03 on this EP)
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christianwalter, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
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Bentais, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
This EP is featured in Update #023:
Ben Klock, Kode9, Pan Sonic
It's getting hot hot hot. The best thing to take to the beach is certainly a great DJ mix in your earplugs, and this month wasn't short on first-rate specimen: Kode9, Michael Mayer and dOP mix albums all feature in this newsletter, and Ben Klock even claims more...
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
Claude VonStroke and Ben Klock remix Kenny Larkin's 'Glob' off his 'Keys, Strings, Tambourines' album, while the techno grandmaster delivers a new, banging version of his own. Ben Klock is the surprising winner here however with one expertly kicking version and one abstract, dubstep-like take.
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Picked!
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
