Founded in 1990 by East-Coast techno legend Frankie Bones, his brother Adam X and fellow DJ Heather Heart, Sonic Groove started out as a Brooklyn-based record store, which moved to Manhattan during the mid-90s and spawned a label of the same name. Label and shop both played a major role in spreading the word of techno along the US-American East Coast, exposing European artists like Neil Landstrumm (as Polaris) or Dave Clarke to a wider audience. The Sonic Groove record store sadly closed its doors in 2004, but the label has since continued its operation.
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This EP is featured in Update #086:
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2013's first month might have started out a bit slow, but in the end a flush of excellent releases should have left none of you cold. Whether it's Theo Parrish's brilliantly experimental house tunes, Kompakt's sublime 'Pop Ambient 2013' or a wealth of great more...
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The Editor, 4 months ago via zero-inch.com |
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The Editor, 4 months ago via zero-inch.com |
An excellent experimental techno EP from Northern Structures via Sonic Groove, 'Live from Somewhere' encompasses four sessions in the vein of Ancient Methods, Regis and like-minded purveyors of rough-edged, funked-up broken techno. Recommended.
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The Editor, 4 months ago via zero-inch.com |
