Long-standing member of Berlin's Hardwax posse, Shed has emerged as one of the most characteristic artists of Berlin's electronic underground in recent years. Maturing his sound on recordings for Delsin and his own Soloaction label, Shed released his debut album 'Shedding The Past' in 2008 via Ostgut Ton, receiving international acclaim for his subtle cross-over of contemporary techno, dubstep and electronica. Shed further entertains a number of sought-after vinyl only projects under altering names, such as Equalized, Wax, Head High and WK7.
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The Album The Traveller
is featured in Update #044:
Essential 2010 Albums Now On Sale
We wish you an amazing 2011! To start the celebrations we have compiled 200 of our favourite albums of 2010 for our biggest ever New Year Sale!
From today on until January 16 all selected albums will be available for a special price - including many of the more...
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The Album The Traveller
is featured in Update #039:
Anniversary Compilation + Special Album Prices
As Berlin's Berghain club has become nearly synonymous with the German capital's night-life scene over the past five years, its label, Ostgut Ton, has done an exquisite job of bringing the club's distinguished sounds of underground techno and house to the more...
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The Album The Traveller
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The Album The Traveller
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The Album The Traveller
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The Album The Traveller
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The Album The Traveller
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sh*t hot album!
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The Album The Traveller
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This Track is featured in Podcast #011:
This month's Crew Picks selection leans noticeably towards the dubstep side of things, featuring the likes of Kode9, Cooly G, SBTRKT remixing Modeselektor, and Kassem Mosse's brilliant contribution to Instra:mental's Nonplus label.
Fans of house and techno more...
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The Album The Traveller
is featured in Update #029:
Total 11, Shed, Matthew Dear
Until very recently August was known as the music industry's 'dead season' - the one month of the year where you could safely pack up and head for the beach without risking to miss any essential releases.
This newsletter is proof as to how much times have more...
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The Album The Traveller
is featured in Edition #035:
An Interview with Shed
Following up on his debut album 'Shedding The Past', the Berlin based producer has just released his second full-length, 'The Traveller'. We talk to Shed about 1990s UK hardcore, careless clothing choices, and his reluctance to travel. more...
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The Album The Traveller
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The Album The Traveller
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Given Shed's high profile since the release of 'Shedding The Past', his second album has been highly anticipated, and fans of Shed's more adventurous productions will be delighted to hear that 'The Traveller' follows closely in its predecessor's footsteps. Straight techno is only briefly touched upon, whereas much of the album sets out to explore the possibilities of broken beats within a loosely Detroit-inspired frame of reference. With its diverse set of mainly short tracks 'The Traveller' can feel like a sketchbook at times, albeit a highly original and enjoyable one.
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