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Detroit-y, but not from Detroit: Aril Brikha, who recorded for two legendary labels Transmat and Peacefrog. Both of his albums are great. Kenny Larkin, whateve
by pimeys 10y ago
Detroit-y, but not from Detroit: Aril Brikha, who recorded for two legendary labels Transmat and Peacefrog. Both of his albums are great.
Kenny Larkin, whatever he released, must have.
Again not from Detroit, but sharing the same vibe: Luke Slater and all his monikers, like Planetary Assault Systems, L.B. Dub Corp and The 7th Plain. All classics.
Some less played, but still great Detroit stars: Claude Young and Octave One. Dig in! https://hardwax.com/detroit/ https://hardwax.com/detroit/
- dep_b 10y agoYes to all of these. Especially Octave One. Best live set I've ever seen! Watching a video of them perform live has the same mesmerising quality as watching Jeff Mills in The Exhibitionist. I should understand what they're doing technically but half of the things they do are almost to subtle to hear. As an outsider I like Omar S and that group of people as well, but that's not the typical machine techno. There's some great house coming from Detroit as well.
- pimeys 10y agoOmar S and Moodymann for sure! Also the old Carl Craig is great house from Detroit. I saw Octave One in Fusion festival 2010, was also one of the best live gigs I've seen. Their Boiler Room is good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW6lxLUBu64 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW6lxLUBu64