Dark Techno: One Nine Nine
Dark Techno: One Nine Nine
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Product Description
Quamtrum Loop is a New Label Dedicated to the Bustling New Genre of Dark Techno, Thus the Name of this Compilation. Featured Are Newt, Scar Tissue, Unit 187, and Covenant Among Others.
Dark Techno: One Nine Nine,Various Artists,21st Circuitry Rec.,Alternative Pop/Rock,Dance Music,Dark Ambient,Industrial,Pop,Popular Music
Average customer rating:
- Good and dark, but not purely techno
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Dark Techno: One Nine Nine
Various Artists
Manufacturer: 21st Circuitry Rec.
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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Alt Industrial
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Ambient
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General
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| Techno
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Techno-House
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| Dance Pop
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Techno-House
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ASIN: B00000310I
Release Date: 1997-12-02 |
Tracks:
- Soma Romanz (Clovus Mix) - Soma
- The Abyss (Deaf Diver) - Newt
- The More Confusion The More Profit (Deviant Creation) - Black Lung
- Reflecked To Dust - Octaine
- Ritalin - Nerve Filter
- Spaces - Hemisphere
- Tabula Rasa (Club Version) - Covenant
- Mind (X Marks The Pedwalk Mix) - Hyperdex-1-Sect
- Sensory - Violet Arcana
- Destroy Reality - TOTAL TRANSFORMATION
- Shield Wall - Psionic
- Dead Dog (Doggy Style Mix By Tensor) - Unit: 187
- Syne (Stability Mix) - Scar Tissue
Album Details
Quamtrum Loop is a New Label Dedicated to the Bustling New Genre of Dark Techno, Thus the Name of this Compilation. Featured Are Newt, Scar Tissue, Unit 187, and Covenant Among Others.
Customer Reviews:
Good and dark, but not purely techno.......2003-12-31
Excepting two or three tracks, 'Dark Trance' is a more appropriate title for this 1997 compilation. Afficionados of early trance will find a lot to like in this album. The track selection generally maintains a respectable level of quality without being stylistically monotonous. Although it may not be techno, it's definitely dark. Most of the tracks are approximately 120-125bpm.
Unit:187 delivers one of the standout cuts in the form of a very solid, dark acid track; Octaine's "Reflecked to Dust" brings a touch of electro to the album; and Nerve Filter injects some additional stylistic diversity with "Ritalin", which is reminiscient of mid-1990s gabber. Surprisingly, the album also includes a couple of vocal productions, most notable of which is Covenant's "Tabula Rasa", which comes forward with a sound that should please any Underworld fan.
That said, none of the tracks are jaw-dropping; and even if they're dark, they're not evil. Still, if you're looking for 808 basslines with a dark acid flavor on top, you'll find it here. Overall, a decent addition to your acid trance library.
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