Luke Vibert is another one of those prolific people, who is a master of any style he dips in and out of. He’s been around forever, constanty contributing great music across the board.
As per, here are five favs I always come back to.
Luke Vibert is another one of those prolific people, who is a master of any style he dips in and out of. He’s been around forever, constanty contributing great music across the board.
As per, here are five favs I always come back to.
In my head this is the sound of Matthew Dear staying up for a couple of days and going into the studio to make some stripped back techno for the big room. Suitably twisted for dark rooms and sweaty walls.
We were having a convo recently and Aaron was telling me he had bought his first ever Slam remix (the last selection here, one I was unaware of) and mentioned he didn’t know that much about their history. Everyone knows the seminal Positive Education (a peak time Altered States) but here are some others I always return to from Scottish house and techno institution Stuart & Orde.
Moxie edit label ran from 2002 – 2010 but yet it seems like yesterday I was buying these records up. Normally one will find its way into my bag when d’jing. Still super cheap to buy – they do what edits should, which is make you want to play them loud for people to dance to. Simple but effective.