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They were the Biorhythms comps. I love this stuff too, Nexus 21's Rhythm of Life album on Blue Chip records (89) and the Unique 3 album Jus' Unique on 10 records (90) show the transition from acid to bleep perfectly. I would love to know what happened to Rob Gordon too, this compilation 'Rob...

I'm with you there grimly, though I have to admit Trevor Jackson has talent, there's definately something of a Saville influence there. Saville once said this is his favourite cover art, which is wierd because it's mine as well.

I love that whole Speedy J sound from 97/99 which verges on industrial noise and rhythmically veers towards jungle. Surgeon and Regis, as the British Murder Boys have been getting into similar sounds in their sets of late, really pushing the boundaries of techno IMO.

I concur, but the 69 'album' was only really a CD collection of the 3 EPs which i have all of seperately on vinyl. ;) As you can probably tell i'm a bit of a Carl Craig fan, but the harder end of things in particular from the Birmingham based producers and labels is some of the finest techno of...

Look out for the Techno Nations compilations on Kickin' Records for a good round up of techno from this period. All the key players are on there, Surgeon, Regis, Bandulu, Luke Slater, Cristian Vogel, The Advent, Tim Taylor etc. etc. Also check out the Tresor label compilations and anything...

Sorry I missed this thread up until now. Hello to all i'm a Brighton (England) based dj, promoter and digital arts student. Musically, I straddle the divide between techno, electro, acid, kraut, sublow, dubstep, minimal house and iDM :confused:

Ah yes it samples the Music Box classic Angry Drums by Rinder and Lewis. Great EP too.

Agreed, but also worth a mention is Aardvark - Cult Copy Part 2 (Carl Craig Edit) and A Wonderful Life (Epic Mix) which both have been out in the last few years.

Agreed, the records are the important thing, the rest is just packaging. Anyway, the binder looks cheap and impractical I simply invested in some cardboard sleeves for 25p each and will house each record in one of those!

If you like Dynamix II then check out some of Phil Klein's (AKA Bass Junkie) music. He's the UK's foremost electro-bass producer and has recorded for Dynamix II's label as well as colaborating with Scott Weiser of the group. Other UK artists Rob Euroh (an amazing scratch DJ) and Scape One (Kurt...

Here's a few more by a different artist also taken at Sonar. :cool:

Spotted these pieces in and around Sonar (Barcelona) last June. They bear some stylistic similarities to the first photos posted.