Located in close proximity of Detroit, Ann Arbor is home to the University of Michigan, which moved here from Detroit in 1837. It's predominantly young student population guarantees a lively art and music scene, the later being strongly influenced by the sound of neighboring Detroit. The well known Interdimensional Transmissions, Ghostly International and Spectral Sound labels are run from here.
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Interdimensional Transmissions |
Alongside Drexciya and Aux 88, Ectomorph has been one the major groups triggering a surge of interest in Detroit Electro during the mid-90s. Ectomorph defined a distinct sound of their own - reduced 808 grooves interspersed with cold and minimal yet...
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Ghostly International |
Moving fluidly between genres with equal proficiency and sophistication, Ann Arbor's Tadd Mulinix is a rare musical phenomenon. While his cut-up acid-house jams as James T. Cotton rock techno clubs worldwide, his Dabrye project is dedicated to...
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A versatile musician and DJ, Todd Osborn, also known as Soundmurderer, ran the first drum 'n' bass record store in the Detroit area, Dubplate Pressure, and his own label, Rewind. His musical interests are not confined to a single genre however: alone and...
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