[GEN031] Various - Generator: Broadcast In Hi-Tech (2x12")

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Release Date: Oct 12, 2010

A compilation showcasing USA & International talents starting with a debut from UK's ABSTRACT SCIENCE, a techno power pill and with a dash of industrial sounds to keep that dance-floor energized. Another Generator debut is Sydney, Australia's ANDY RANTZEN [Itch-E and Scratch-E/Cherry2000] with a soothing; technotic grooved 'love song' entitled "The Kiss".

On the US front, Chicago's OBSOLETE MUSIC TECHNOLOGY [Emphasis Recordings/Aesthetic Audio/Eargasmic] hands in an impressive show of fist-pumpin', melodic future house he's known for while JAMAL M. [Mathematics Recordings/326/Crème Organization] constructs another of his trademark far-out, lo-fi masterpieces.

From the Detroit sector is DJ T-1000 [Pure Sonik/Generator/Tresor] bringing it with "Detroitism" a clap-your-hands/string-laden spacetech funker followed with "Daily Routine" by TERRENCE DIXON [Utensil/Tresor/Children Of Tomorrow], a minimalistic space capsule thumper, perfect for a go on a anti-gravity simulator.

Columbus, Ohio's PLURAL [6ONE6/Dobox/Miga] conceives a saucy, laid-back glitch groove with mysterious and moody piano-stabs. Lastly, for those who dig the fluid, melodic Detroit sound, go Back-To-The-Future with the Chicago/Detroit dynamic duo, WINDIMOTO [Windimoto Music/Phuture Soul Recordings]. Packaged in art by Alan Oldham; handnumbered.

A1) Abstract Science - The Grinder

A2) Andy Rantzen - The Kiss

B1) DJ T-1000 - Detroitism

B2) Terrence Dixon - Daily Routine

C1) Obsolete Music Technology - Past Virtue

C2) Plural - 07

D1) Jamal M. (aka Hieroglyphic Being) - Fine And Mellow

D2) Windimoto - Friday Night: UBQ

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