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This take was hot among mainstream music journos back in the early 90s.

this thread needs to be closed otherwise I'll start posting endless boring techno clips

I should be triggered by this

Apparantly Darya Dugin was in a band named "Dasein May Refuse". Appears on this comp which seems ehh interesting I guess: https://www.discogs.com/release/11045926-Eurasian-Artists-Association-EAA-The-EAA-Eurasian-Artists-Association-Presents-The-4TH-Revolution

This is another electro track which I consider deep (mainly because there are no melody or strings sounds, not really a bassline either). One of those few tracks that rewired my aesthetic circuits when I first heard it as I had a few years in the mid 90s where 75% what I heard was akin to a...

Oh classic for me. My favorite advent tune

personal favorite at the 1 hour mark! nice!!

EBM, even though it seems to fashionable again. D.A.F. excepted tho Some of the minimal techno from the 00s sounds a bit meh now, but I haven't disregarded it completely Everything from the 90s is still holding up

I see what you mean. It's still kind of dry/constrained. Maybe that juxtaposition is deepness for me.

oh that one is on that classic DJ Stingray mix (Bootleg cafe) which basically launched his career

Real "deep" electro, no corny spacey chords here. It doesn't get much drier than this:

He's def the master of this style, got a couple of records laying around by him. Also finds his electroclashy trash (I believe he's french after all) like this kinda a cute:

I was never a big (deep) electro fan, but there are exceptions of course (Drexciya, Le Car, I-F), here's a crew I kinda like which is more in the mid-tempo twisted funk style that DJ Stingray use to play:

Uh, I remember likeing the first Peaches album in fact but it has aged really badly. Anyways I quite remember that period. Techno had come to a definite halt economically (distributers going down) and aesthetically (boring Millsian techno) and minimal Kompakt style not really bringing the...

This is also perfect. Can't remember doing anything of significance in my life in 1995 other than listening to this

This takes me back. I recall all techno events I ever was involved with opened and ended with this

Dub techno always helps to put a damper on things

Proper euro's listen to Stromae instead

This sounds like goa trance

Can't mention D.I.E. without posting this: