With an incredible amount of solid releases, Tony Lionni has become one of our favourite producers in the field of deep, chord-heavy techno over the past two years. His anthemic 'Found A Place' on Ostgut Ton has been a big club hit in 2009, but also check his releases for Versatile, Freerange, as well as New York's Wave Music imprint.
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This EP is featured in Update #017:
Ellen Allien, A Guy Called Gerald, Historia y Violencia
Whoever predicted techno to be a passing fad some 20 years ago couldn't have been much further from the truth. The demand for straight kickdrums and synthetic basslines is as high as ever, and techno music continues to develop in ways no one could have more...
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The Editor, 2 years ago via zero-inch.com |
Another rock solid release from Tony Lionni, his 'Timeless EP' combines deep Detroit influences with contemporary dub-techno across its four tracks. None of them disappoint, but 'The Prophet' is probably our favourite: Peak time Kevin Saunderson stabs meet deep swooshy chords. Ace!
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The Editor, 2 years ago via zero-inch.com |
