Richie Hawtin, Decks, EFX & 909 - 1h 1m 31s

Tracks & Durations

1. Early Blow	2:02
2. Dumped	1:03
3. User (02) - B2	1:11
4. User (04) - A2	1:04
5. User (02) - A2	1:24
6. User (01) - B2	1:16
7. 001A - A2	1:23
8. Grain 1 - B2	1:09
9. Road To Rio EP - B2	0:36
10. Grain 2 - B1	1:37
11. Road To Rio EP - A2	1:28
12. Grain 2 - A1	0:47
13. 002A - B1	4:20
14. Call Of The Wild	1:49
15. L8	0:39
16. Scout	0:27
17. L8	0:13
18. Orange/Minus 1	2:11
19. Orange/Minus 2	1:16
20. Minus/Orange 2	0:55
21. Let Your Body Learn	2:11
22. Minus/Orange 1	0:59
23. What The Hell Was That?	0:09
24. Killabite (002) - A1	2:11
25. The Loops - A1	2:56
26. Alarms (First Mix)	1:15
27. Force & Form (Surgeon Remake 2)	1:58
28. Zen	2:07
29. Five	1:37
30. Dead Eye	2:23
31. Club Soda	1:20
32. It's Process Not Substance	0:31
33. M5	1:20
34. Neo	2:37
35. Aliens Don't Boogie	2:51
36. Question (003) - B2	2:59
37. Kykeon	2:14
38. Never Tell You (Version)	2:42

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Review

Ex-Plastikman techno artist Richie Hawtin's latest release continues his predilection for stripped-down beats and less-is-more aesthetics, slamming down the needle on a record of merciless mixes and remixes. It's quite a workout, with relief coming only in the form of occasional, slightly quieter thumps. Hawtin works with slices of his own material, along with the ruthless concoctions of Jeff Mills and a selection of other DJs from Detroit's influential techno community. Other eclectic influences make their way onto his turntables, the most obvious being a flash of industrial rock courtesy of Nitzer Ebb. Most of it gets swallowed up in Hawtin's metronomelike devotion to rote bpms and hard, minimalist stylings. Still, when it's done with this level of driving force, the sheer momentum is enough to force your limbs into involuntarily movement. From the opening pulse of Ratio's "Early Blow," Hawtin extrapolates on a short beat structure with perfectly rhythmic precision, growing and building through a series of melodyless phases. The album peaks with the Nitzer Ebb break, leading into Hawtin's short, irresistible remix of his own "Orange/Minus 1" then abruptly stopping with one of the album's few respites--a quick clip of movie dialogue. It's a brief pause, and the omnipresent beat restarts only slightly less demanding and brutally danceable than before. Hawtin's record is a stellar example, at a time when twisted jungle beats rule the dance floors, of getting people to dance a lot more by using a lot less. --Matthew Cooke

Other Versions

Albums are mined from the various public resources and can be actually the same but different in the tracks length only. We are keeping all versions now.

Decks, EFX & 909

Tracks: 38, Disk length: 1h 1m 31s

Decks, EFX & 909

Tracks: 38, Disk length: 1h 1m 30s (-1m 59s)

Decks, EFX & 909

Tracks: 38, Disk length: 60m 5s (-2m 34s)

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