The Techno Files | 006

Digging deep into the 90s crates on episode 006 of The Techno Files, a podcast showcasing the golden era of underground techno that drove me hard from the late 90s through the mid-2000s. All tracks are remastered hifi encodings from my personal vinyl library.
I wanted to do an episode of some earlier “pre golden era” techno, to give a sense of the experimentation that went on before the scene exploded, sampling sounds that survived the test of time. It’s easy to forget where we came from, but these formative beats were the underpinnings of what would become.
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This episode features music from: Petar Dundov; Bandulu; DJ Ze Mig L; Marco Carola; Cari Lekebusch; Dylan Drazen & Tim Xavier; and more.
Tracklisting - The Techno Files | 006
Tika Taka (Petar Dundov) - Round & Round [Phono Elements]
Danny Cassau - Phurix [Phuture Frontier]
Parkinson - Tint 05 [Tint]
Random Logic - Kial 04 [Kial]
User - Habit Form EP [Organised Noise]
Marco Carola - Beat [One Thousand]
Bekkou - Metapreneur [X-Trax]
DJ Ze Mig L - Happy Tribe [Djax-Up-Beats]
Loop Killaz - Voodoo Slut [Wet Musik]
Hertz & Johan Bacto - Redworm (Hertz & Tobias von Hofsten Remix) [Sway]
Access 58 - This Way (Granted Version) [Access 58]
Cari Lekebusch - Bråkstake [Drumcode]
Dylan Drazen & Tim Xavier - Heavy Flow [Blueline Music]
Chester Beatty - Levanon [Disq]
Thunderground (Bandulu) - Canz [Infonet]
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Thanks Fred Giannelli aka #thekookyscientist for the drop.

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"Heavy Flow" is a great track. Classic Hard Techno from the best times of Chicago and New York subgenre hardest of Techno music in America. Tim Xavier, Mark Verbos, Major Rush, they from Chicago, and you from New York, was the best of this sound as DJ's as producers, in my oppinion.