THE JUICE PLAYLIST: SEPTEMBER
28 SEPTEMBER 2011
THE JUICE PLAYLIST: SEPTEMBER
28 SEPTEMBER 2011
THE JUICE PLAYLIST: SEPTEMBER
28 SEPTEMBER 2011
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The team from JUICE does it again with its cherry-pick of this month's electronic flavours: Minnesota, Zenker Brothers, Deejay Mosca, The Drums and Marcel Dettmann.
Minnesota – “Breathe”
ANCIENT MACHINES EP by Minnesota
What’s the buzz: Minnesota may be obscure to casual bassheads but all you have to do is check out his Soundcloud to see the ruckus he’s making. His Ancient Machines EP provides a great introduction, led off by this lovely opening track.
Sounds like: Catchy and melodious aren’t adjectives normally associated with dubstep but Minnesota brilliantly finesses the black (banger bass) with the white (chill atmospherics) to form a head nodding shade of gray.
Prediction: The future of bass is within the fertile beatmaking soil of the American West Coast and Minnesota shall lead the way.
Juno Download (Mp3/WAV) | Amazon (256kbps Mp3) | iTunes (256kbps AAC)
Zenker Brothers – “Berg 10”
What’s the buzz: Both Marco and Dario Zenker have been putting out quality stuff under their Munich-based Ilian Tape imprint for some time. But as cool as they are separately, this release suggests that they need to put their heads together more often.
Sounds like: Absolutely fantastic emotive techno that’s spurred on by snappy, ominous rhythms and underpinned by unsettling handclaps.
Prediction: Wow. Colour us impressed by the Zenker siblings, deep and tough techno at its best. A resounding thumbs up and a hopeful prediction that will be the first of many brotherly productions.
Mosca – “Bax”
Bax by DeejayMosca
What’s the buzz: It’s a little discouraging to see so much mediocrity diluting the formerly burgeoning garage scene, but Mosca is definitely a shining example of how you can step aside from the pack and do it right.
Sounds like: Great bassline with a great design that takes elements of UK funky, house, garage and mostly retro 2-step, to create a groove that just flexes freshness.
Prediction: It’s no wonder that Night Slugs picked Mosca to jumpstart their imprint and this release on Numbers injects similar quality into the Glasgow-based label. Expect Mosca to keep being in demand for a long, long time.
Juno Download (Mp3/WAV) | Amazon (256kbps Mp3) | iTunes (256kbps AAC)
The Drums – “Money” (Craft Spells Remix)
What’s the buzz: As infectious as The Drums’ jangly surf-tune of financial woe is, what lo-fi electro-popsters Craft Spells did with “Money” is utterly astounding.
Sounds like: Jonathan Pierce’s pops out even more with this chilled-out take that employs smooth doses of ‘80s synth and copious amounts of violin reverb.
Prediction: Nothing more than a one-off remix but this track says a lot about the delicious compatibility between Glo-Fi chillwave and post-punk New Wave.
Marcel Dettmann – “Translation Two"
What’s the buzz: Translation is Marcus Dettmann’s first original release in a year, which is an eternity in electronic music terms. And if you’ve forgotten just what a techno ace Marcel is, this track and record is set remind you.
Sounds like: Straightforward but darkly neurotic, “Translation Two” smartly makes the most of its spaced-out minimal parts to build up relentless tension.
Prediction: Ostgut Ton has a gem on its hands with this one and Marcel’s place as one of contemporary techno’s most capable figures is pretty much assured.
![](https://framerusercontent.com/images/CYxrrV7KdqjR4nNqjdg1wgZooQ.jpg)
The team from JUICE does it again with its cherry-pick of this month's electronic flavours: Minnesota, Zenker Brothers, Deejay Mosca, The Drums and Marcel Dettmann.
Minnesota – “Breathe”
ANCIENT MACHINES EP by Minnesota
What’s the buzz: Minnesota may be obscure to casual bassheads but all you have to do is check out his Soundcloud to see the ruckus he’s making. His Ancient Machines EP provides a great introduction, led off by this lovely opening track.
Sounds like: Catchy and melodious aren’t adjectives normally associated with dubstep but Minnesota brilliantly finesses the black (banger bass) with the white (chill atmospherics) to form a head nodding shade of gray.
Prediction: The future of bass is within the fertile beatmaking soil of the American West Coast and Minnesota shall lead the way.
Juno Download (Mp3/WAV) | Amazon (256kbps Mp3) | iTunes (256kbps AAC)
Zenker Brothers – “Berg 10”
What’s the buzz: Both Marco and Dario Zenker have been putting out quality stuff under their Munich-based Ilian Tape imprint for some time. But as cool as they are separately, this release suggests that they need to put their heads together more often.
Sounds like: Absolutely fantastic emotive techno that’s spurred on by snappy, ominous rhythms and underpinned by unsettling handclaps.
Prediction: Wow. Colour us impressed by the Zenker siblings, deep and tough techno at its best. A resounding thumbs up and a hopeful prediction that will be the first of many brotherly productions.
Mosca – “Bax”
Bax by DeejayMosca
What’s the buzz: It’s a little discouraging to see so much mediocrity diluting the formerly burgeoning garage scene, but Mosca is definitely a shining example of how you can step aside from the pack and do it right.
Sounds like: Great bassline with a great design that takes elements of UK funky, house, garage and mostly retro 2-step, to create a groove that just flexes freshness.
Prediction: It’s no wonder that Night Slugs picked Mosca to jumpstart their imprint and this release on Numbers injects similar quality into the Glasgow-based label. Expect Mosca to keep being in demand for a long, long time.
Juno Download (Mp3/WAV) | Amazon (256kbps Mp3) | iTunes (256kbps AAC)
The Drums – “Money” (Craft Spells Remix)
What’s the buzz: As infectious as The Drums’ jangly surf-tune of financial woe is, what lo-fi electro-popsters Craft Spells did with “Money” is utterly astounding.
Sounds like: Jonathan Pierce’s pops out even more with this chilled-out take that employs smooth doses of ‘80s synth and copious amounts of violin reverb.
Prediction: Nothing more than a one-off remix but this track says a lot about the delicious compatibility between Glo-Fi chillwave and post-punk New Wave.
Marcel Dettmann – “Translation Two"
What’s the buzz: Translation is Marcus Dettmann’s first original release in a year, which is an eternity in electronic music terms. And if you’ve forgotten just what a techno ace Marcel is, this track and record is set remind you.
Sounds like: Straightforward but darkly neurotic, “Translation Two” smartly makes the most of its spaced-out minimal parts to build up relentless tension.
Prediction: Ostgut Ton has a gem on its hands with this one and Marcel’s place as one of contemporary techno’s most capable figures is pretty much assured.
![](https://framerusercontent.com/images/CYxrrV7KdqjR4nNqjdg1wgZooQ.jpg)
The team from JUICE does it again with its cherry-pick of this month's electronic flavours: Minnesota, Zenker Brothers, Deejay Mosca, The Drums and Marcel Dettmann.
Minnesota – “Breathe”
ANCIENT MACHINES EP by Minnesota
What’s the buzz: Minnesota may be obscure to casual bassheads but all you have to do is check out his Soundcloud to see the ruckus he’s making. His Ancient Machines EP provides a great introduction, led off by this lovely opening track.
Sounds like: Catchy and melodious aren’t adjectives normally associated with dubstep but Minnesota brilliantly finesses the black (banger bass) with the white (chill atmospherics) to form a head nodding shade of gray.
Prediction: The future of bass is within the fertile beatmaking soil of the American West Coast and Minnesota shall lead the way.
Juno Download (Mp3/WAV) | Amazon (256kbps Mp3) | iTunes (256kbps AAC)
Zenker Brothers – “Berg 10”
What’s the buzz: Both Marco and Dario Zenker have been putting out quality stuff under their Munich-based Ilian Tape imprint for some time. But as cool as they are separately, this release suggests that they need to put their heads together more often.
Sounds like: Absolutely fantastic emotive techno that’s spurred on by snappy, ominous rhythms and underpinned by unsettling handclaps.
Prediction: Wow. Colour us impressed by the Zenker siblings, deep and tough techno at its best. A resounding thumbs up and a hopeful prediction that will be the first of many brotherly productions.
Mosca – “Bax”
Bax by DeejayMosca
What’s the buzz: It’s a little discouraging to see so much mediocrity diluting the formerly burgeoning garage scene, but Mosca is definitely a shining example of how you can step aside from the pack and do it right.
Sounds like: Great bassline with a great design that takes elements of UK funky, house, garage and mostly retro 2-step, to create a groove that just flexes freshness.
Prediction: It’s no wonder that Night Slugs picked Mosca to jumpstart their imprint and this release on Numbers injects similar quality into the Glasgow-based label. Expect Mosca to keep being in demand for a long, long time.
Juno Download (Mp3/WAV) | Amazon (256kbps Mp3) | iTunes (256kbps AAC)
The Drums – “Money” (Craft Spells Remix)
What’s the buzz: As infectious as The Drums’ jangly surf-tune of financial woe is, what lo-fi electro-popsters Craft Spells did with “Money” is utterly astounding.
Sounds like: Jonathan Pierce’s pops out even more with this chilled-out take that employs smooth doses of ‘80s synth and copious amounts of violin reverb.
Prediction: Nothing more than a one-off remix but this track says a lot about the delicious compatibility between Glo-Fi chillwave and post-punk New Wave.
Marcel Dettmann – “Translation Two"
What’s the buzz: Translation is Marcus Dettmann’s first original release in a year, which is an eternity in electronic music terms. And if you’ve forgotten just what a techno ace Marcel is, this track and record is set remind you.
Sounds like: Straightforward but darkly neurotic, “Translation Two” smartly makes the most of its spaced-out minimal parts to build up relentless tension.
Prediction: Ostgut Ton has a gem on its hands with this one and Marcel’s place as one of contemporary techno’s most capable figures is pretty much assured.