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Oh man. I think Decoder just knocked a flowerpot off of my windowsill. Jeez.
DECODER CONCUSSION Tech Itch Oh man. I think Decoder just knocked a flowerpot off of my windowsill. Jeez. Decoder is a mainstay of the tech-step halls, frequented by the No-U-Turn crew, Dom & Roland, Optical, and Johnny L. Essentially, tech-step strips all vestiges of soul left in drum n' bass, giving ...
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August 1998 :: Music N-P :: Pro>Tech (G.D. Sever)
... changed the name, but the music remains the same. Most of the eight songs on Orbiting Cathedrals are very reminiscent of the NU electronica album, Decoder. The entirely instrumental album is filled with multiple layers of rhythms and ethereal blips and bleeps, undeniably of Leeb manufacture. Most of ...
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October 1999 :: Music C-D :: Dieselboy (Nirav Soni)
... to the quick two-steppin' going on. A techstep producer himself, Dieselboy picks some strong tracks for this mix. We have Technical Itch, Jonny L, Decoder, Vertigo, Usual Suspects & Loxy, DJ Friction, Konflict and more. Dark, mean and gritty, that's the sound of the city Dieselboy builds. He'll drop ...
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March 1998 :: Music D-I :: Dom and Roland (Herb Ivore)
... than ever before. I hear no more 303s and I hear less and less of the recognizable 808s. I see pioneers like Dom & Roland, Ed Rush & Optical, Decoder, Grooverider, and Johnny L moving into the unexplored. This is a exciting album for fans of the dark, rolling two step; don't miss it, it's a taste ...
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April 1999 :: Music J-M :: April March (Phil Bailey)
April March Chrominance Decoder Ideal After working as an animator for Pee Wee's Playhouse , animating and writing for Ren and Stimpy , and singing for the Pussywillows, you would expect something a little odd and wonderful from Elinor Blake, A.K.A. April March. Singing in French and English, she recaptures ...
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Future Perfect (Moonshine). Review by Kiran Aditham.
... Moonshine The veteran of hard-edged drum n' bass beats returns with another fairly eclectic mix of genre heavyweights. With such big names as Decoder and J-Majik on the roster, one would expect the sinister beats. Ask and ye shall receive. Burgeoning artists like Universal Project turn the early atmospheric ...
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April 2000 :: Music D-E :: DJ Dara (Aaron Schultz)
... blends in very nicely with the funky hardstep of Monty and Pascal's "4D99." Dara then moves into a darker jungle sound, with outstanding tracks from Decoder and Substance, Cyba Space, and Future Cut. Kenny Ken's "Project One" kicks things up a notch, with its jittery breaks, and John B's "Progress" ...
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Black Box Broken (Deary Me). Review by Kurt Channing.
... and low-key vocals. Starting with "Son Of Mothra," a purely atonal set of boops that will have you scrambling looking for the malfunction, Black Box Decoder is a non-stop riff ride, churning dark waters to reveal an iridescent oil slick on the surface. "I Saw it Coming" is something you won't see coming ...
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metal,dark metal,death metal,OTEP,House of Secrets,Capitol Records,Carl F Gauze
... audio here. It's clever enough, even though I honesty can’t tell Death Metal from Dark Metal from Heavy Metal, not without my secret internet decoder ring. Take this for what it is: proud to be loud, sneaky for a trick or two and dripping with lyrics about death and live burial and other fun topics ...
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