Temudo - L9 [GRA006]

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Artist: Various Artists
Title: Gradient 006: Uncertain Landscape: Part 03
Label: Gradient
Catalogue: GRA006
Format: 12" Vinyl
Genre: Electronic
Style: #Techno
Release date: November 2, 2020
Tracklist:
A1. Temudo - L9
A2. Ersatz Olfolks - Reflecting Surface
B1. Oliver Deutschmann - Hunting
B2. Pharaoh And Yogg Betelguese
Berlin techno bastion Jamaica Suk’s generous ‘Uncertain Landscape’ series continues with the third part of this weighty 17-track release serving up another quartet of rugged grooves.
Representing Portugal, Temudo brings fierce tribal energy on ‘L9’. Channeling the driving sounds of early 2000s techno, he brings it up to date with pummeling bass and kicks and taut percussive loops that flex and fire with a mighty intent.
It’s over to France next and a big tempo change from Ersatz Olfolks with the meditative ‘Reflecting Surface’ chugging along at an unhurried pace. Resonant metallic sounds chime over the stuttering kicks, with wet acidic gurgles rising and combining with a complementary hi-hat shuffle. Distorted, overdriven edges emerge, gentle screeches and hisses forced into existence.
Techno royalty Oliver Deutschmann pitches in next with the pacey contrast of ‘Hunting’. Its manic tempo is contrasted by its comparative lightness of touch, with the acidic theme continuing. The 303s are teasingly muted, meandering relentlessly under rapid-fire clap patterns and urgent hi-hats.
Parallax Records boss and Berghain and Concrete guests Pharaoh and Yogg provide the closing salvo, an experimental cut by the name of ‘Betelgeuse’. Broken beats underpin glitchy textures and gnarled surfaces, providing a challenging workout for discerning dancefloors.
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[@Made0nEarth]

Portuguese techno! big fan since 1996! in the old days A.Paul , The Advent, XL Garcia , WLA Garcia and Ze-Mig-L was my favorite Portuguese techno producers, times changed now there is a lot of new producers (i was a producer in the past too)

[@Flashback_Jack]

CRAVO from Lisbon is crushing it right now too.

[@freeman7132]

So sick

[@rociohurtado6617]

🖤🖤🖤

[@sunebach]

Groooooovy !

[@simonsperling9513]

Erinnert mich hervorragend an das Ende der 90iger bzw. Anfang der 2000 er 💪

[@assadharri]

Top!

[@oric3534]

💣💣💣💣🙌🏼

[@DontLookTheShoe1]

minimal banger

[@andrekarsten2692]

Bomb

[@beatsmanvan]

proper track

[@SuperCabramacho]

PORTUGAAAAAAALL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@silakaelxis]

Caralho!

[@ivanriel2173]

Slopjatoro

[@Flashback_Jack]

Nasssssty FUNK!

[@matthenley3886]

Awesome! Can anyone recommend producers making this kinda techno, I.E funky, tribalish stuff with a groove (old skool style). Thanks!

[@cian3192]

Endlec

[@nathanlacouture679]

P.E.A.R.L.
Mark Broom
Pfirter

[@matthenley3886]

@@cian3192 I’ve got a couple of his productions but will dig deeper into his stuff, cheers!

[@matthenley3886]

@@nathanlacouture679 Yeh Mark Broom makes some really great stuff, have heard a few of Pfirter’s tracks that are cool but never listened to P.E.A.R.L much so I’ll check them out, thanks!

[@colorcombinations7387]

Paul Damage, Steve Stoll, old Adam Beyer, Regis. you'll find tons of similar, if bouncier stuff on Missile Records as well.

[@KNOWN187]

...!

[@cheldon5068]

🖤🖤

[@J-M-C84]

🖤