To be found on any tourist's road map for its famous castle ruins and Germany's oldest university (founded 1386), Heidelberg is home to a handful of highly notable techno musicians like Move D, Alex Cortex and Lopazz.
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Move D achieved international cult-status through the track 'Amazing Discoveries', his classic '95 album 'Kunststoff' on his own legendary Source label (recently reissued on City Centre Offices) and through his seminal EP 'Cymbelin' on Warp. His peculiar production style of bleepy, spaced out house make him one of the hottest...
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Alex Cortex' production work spans over a decade and covers diverse musical styles, from melodic downbeat electronica for labels like Ann Aimee to - more recently - kicking techno for Platzhirsch or Drexciya-style electro for Pomelo. Cortex has started out in the mid-90s producing for fellow Heidelberg native Move D's Source label...
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Testing his musical and production talents in a wide variety of activities around his 800achtspur label (founded in 1996), Lopazz has played guitar and drums in several bands, worked as a sound engineer for Alex Cortez and Bergheim 34 and successfully...
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