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Blueprint records label boss takes us through some of his most played tracks at the moment featuring recent productions from the likes of Blawan, Jodey Kendrick, Skee Mask and AQXDM as well as new material from his Siklikal EP out this week on Tresor.
Tracklist
1. James Ruskin - Kn Am3
2. Vladislav Delay - Six
3. Etch - Heart
4. James Shinra - Gritti
5. Skee Mask - Play Ha
6. Dykkon - Hello
7. James Ruskin - Nepte
8. Nothus - Finding
9. More Elian - Wave Of Alienation
10. Avision - Liquid Gold (Mike Denhert Mix)
11. Mark Broom - L4LV
12.Planetary Assault Systems - Kamani
13. Brian Sanhaji - Neurotic
14. James Ruskin - Kn Te3
15. Humanoid - Uling
16. Yant - Headbutt
17. Damon Wild - Rotary (Slam Live Edit)
18. Blawan - Hapexil Rotator
19. James Ruskin - Reality Broadcast Off
20. Vladislav Delay - Four
21. Lemna - Thusness
21. AQXDM - The Good Old Days Are Tomorrow
22. ANNANAN - Never Ever
23. Jodey Kendrick - EDM
24. Train To Eltanin & DJ Lodosan - Use Only
25. Skee Mask - Sphere IN Total
TRESOR314
320 kbps, LAME-encoded
After a fair few years away from Tresor - his last substantial releases on the label came in 2008 - James Ruskin returns to the imprint with new EP Siklikal. This is a set of psychedelic, disorienting techno tools from one of the best in the business at that particular style. Most of the cuts here feature atonal synth loops swirling around atop punching broken-beat kick drums. We recommend blending a Siklikal jam with some Steve Bicknell and Planetary Assault Systems.
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320 kbps, LAME-encoded
James Ruskin is back on Tresor for the first time in a while - check out his excellent new Siklikal EP - so it’s only right that the label should get together a reissue of his label debut Point 2. Released all the way back in 2000, the Point 2 LP showed that the Blueprint Records boss was very much at home in his new surroundings. This is a set of precision-engineered techno grooves that can go up against anything made by Tresor’s other leading lights - Surgeon, Juan Atkins, Jeff Mills and so on. A new remastering job means that Point 2 now packs even more punch than it did the first time around.
