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Markus Suckut's own musical history began in 1999, at the brink of the new millennium an interest in electronic music was awakened in the young, Germany-based Markus. At the time it was less about committing to one musical direction, than about the excitement of DJing and testing sonic limits. Carried along by the excitement of these inital impressions Markus began to teach himself to mix and within a few short years his first productions followed. It's hard to categorise someone who himself detests thinking about music in narrow-minded categories and who takes influences from many different styles of music. His own productions are best described plainly and simply with the word Techno, which often and willingly becomes dub. His sets are wide reaching, and even if they have a common basis it's difficult to describe what exactly they have in common. Perhaps it is soul, a bit of dreaminess and a tendency towards melancholy that best characterises Markus and his music.
Düsseldorf, Germany
Capital city of the German federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Düsseldorf is a major...
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09 September 2010
3,95 €
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MarkusSuckut, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com
Stroboscopic Artefacts' Monad series dives deeper into the realms of subaquatic techno with the work of fresh producer Markus Suckut. Four highly impressive productions, especially the stoic 11-minute workout 'Pulse', and the beatless, drexciyan 'Cosmos'.
The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com
Pulse (Track 02 on this EP)
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brzzz, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com
This artist is featured in Update #032:
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Shorter days mean longer nights, so why not make the best of them with some pure-bred, booming techno music. Recent essentials in the 4-to-the-floor department come from Terence Fixmer, who celebrates his creative resurgence with 'Comedy of Menace', Gerd's more...
The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com
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