Markus Lange - Ruhestörung Plattenbau
(incl. Oxia Remix)
Craft 011
played by
Play Paul, Tiefschwarz, Mike Monday, Gregor Tresher, John Selway, Özgür Can, Scratch Massive, Funk D´Void
Beatport.com
Techno
1#
Cool Cutz Chart
#11
DDC
Bullets
#06
Press/Online:
Phonica UK London
Machine gun minimal here on this release from Craft. The bassline comes on like a hyperactrive AK 47 before dropping out into more minimal territories and then re-emerging as the track reaches a crescendo which will probably cause the roof to fall through in your local nightclub (which could be a good thing or a bad thing?) Oxia adds noise and a bit crush clap but we prefer the original.
Technodisco.it: Markus Lange, non sarà noto alle grandi masse, ma esso è un ottimo producer che si è distinto per le precedenti traccie sulla Pocketgame. Sulla Craft Music, in questi giorni, verrà rilasciato il nuovo disco “Ruhestorung Plattrnbau”, vinile che per fortuna, non riprende le sonorità minimal. L’original affida tutta la sua forza nel bassline in stile electro-techno, che a tratti ricorda le sonorità David Carretta reinterpretate con uno stile più morbido. Un particolare che può ricordare la scena musicale di oggi è il synth carico di reverb. La versione sul lato opposto del disco è curato da un nome di prestigio come: Olivier Raymond in arte Oxia. Rispetto alla produzioni su Kompkat, il francese Oxia, ritorna su sonorità più consone al suo stile. Infatti, questo remix è una miscela tra electro, che ha sempre prodotto su Goodlife, e quel carico benigno che ha portato la minimal, ovvero la cura dei particolari e del groove. Il synth principale che si arrotola, si srotola su stesso per quasi tutta la durata del pezzo, ricorda quello di “Domino” anche se, come ho già detto prima, è più electro. Un’arma che farà accapponare la pelle di tutte le migliori dancefloor. Un disco da non farsi scappare. Fabrizio Gattuso
M8 Mag (UK): Time for some more late night head twisting action from Tomcraft’s "Craft" imprint with this healthy dose of peak time heads down club action. It's a simple, sparse and pretty devastating club tool with a fast running bassline and huge splutterings of white noise which play out into minimal kick drum passages which get the dancefloor roaring with pleasure. Flip it over for a remix from Kompakt's Oxia which follows a similar formula but adds a trancey breakdown riff that just grows and grows. Two very useful club cuts that are worth hunting down. M7/M8.
Deepgroove
365mag.com: Overall Rating (1 to 10): 8.5. Out of Germanys’ heartland comes Markus Lange, a 20 year old upstart with a mind deadset on conquering the world of progressive and techno. Doubt his talents? Name another producer of his age that has a history of working with labels such as Dirty Dancing, Pocketgame, Superfancy, and Psycho Shoxxs. A tad difficult, isn’t it? Lange’s latest release on Craft Music is titled Ruhestörung Plattenbau, which, upon the initial few listens, I personally can’t seem to get enough of. The original mix is first up: a numbingly deep, quick paced track with enough turns & twists to make even Swiss drivers dizzy. Beginning on a deep note, the track evolves slowly, building a slight acid undertone, but somehow retains an element of old-school techno, with its driving 16th-note bassline and fat synth work. French DJ/producer Oxia provides the remix, which is a standout track in itself. Slightly slower than the original, but, much like a good zinfandel, it has a beautifully round flavor that sets it apart from its counterparts. A fantastic progressive re-work, this version has a dark, warm bassline, and fluttering synth lines that make it a great transition piece in faster sets. The production value on this track is some of the best I’ve heard in a very long time. If these two tracks have anything to say about Lange’s talents, then this is one producer you definitely need to keep your eyes on. Don’t be surprised to find this one on Lutzenkirchens’ chart in the coming weeks.
Scenite.de: Hier kommt er wieder, Markus Lange der sympathische junge Electropopper, dessen “Big Trouble in Little China” Platte auch einen Sven Väth begeisterte. Auf verschiedenen Labels gab und gibt es wohlklingende Releases von ihm. Nun findet sich sein Track “Ruhestörung Plattenbau” auf dem Tomcraft Label. Im Vergleich zu den meisten Markus Lange Tracks ist der fast schon toolig, geht aber prima nach vorne. Oxia, von dem Markus bekennendermaßen Fan ist, durfte das Teil remixen und kramt gerne die hymnischen Flächen hervor und gibt der Nummer den typischen Oxia Charme, auch wenn es bei ihm dann nur “Uhestörung Plattenbau” heissen wird.
Radio: Fergie @ BBC Radio 1 (3x), Nightwax @ Planet Radio, Soundfiles Dance @ NJoy Radio
Charted by: Fergie (#1)
Arnaud Rebotini (#9)
More DJ-Support:
DJ-reactions:
Lewis Dene (Update Mag): German styled hard edged electro house with a good remix from Oxia
Paul Haiduk (Virtual-Nights.com): "original mix" - der track fängt sehr vielversprechend an. Interessante bassline. insgesamt zieht sich der track etwas hin, baut aber spannung auf. eignet sich wohl gut, um danach einen floorfiller hinterherzuschieben. "oxia remix" - sehr guter aufbau. man hört die charakteristische melodie förmlich "heranrollen". diese hat es in sich und bleibt im ohr hängen. hat bei einem open air sehr gut funktioniert. gute resonanz aus dem publikum. absoluter hit!
(incl. Oxia Remix)
Craft 011
played by
Play Paul, Tiefschwarz, Mike Monday, Gregor Tresher, John Selway, Özgür Can, Scratch Massive, Funk D´Void
Beatport.com
Techno
1#
Cool Cutz Chart
#11
DDC
Bullets
#06
Press/Online:
Phonica UK London
Machine gun minimal here on this release from Craft. The bassline comes on like a hyperactrive AK 47 before dropping out into more minimal territories and then re-emerging as the track reaches a crescendo which will probably cause the roof to fall through in your local nightclub (which could be a good thing or a bad thing?) Oxia adds noise and a bit crush clap but we prefer the original.
Technodisco.it: Markus Lange, non sarà noto alle grandi masse, ma esso è un ottimo producer che si è distinto per le precedenti traccie sulla Pocketgame. Sulla Craft Music, in questi giorni, verrà rilasciato il nuovo disco “Ruhestorung Plattrnbau”, vinile che per fortuna, non riprende le sonorità minimal. L’original affida tutta la sua forza nel bassline in stile electro-techno, che a tratti ricorda le sonorità David Carretta reinterpretate con uno stile più morbido. Un particolare che può ricordare la scena musicale di oggi è il synth carico di reverb. La versione sul lato opposto del disco è curato da un nome di prestigio come: Olivier Raymond in arte Oxia. Rispetto alla produzioni su Kompkat, il francese Oxia, ritorna su sonorità più consone al suo stile. Infatti, questo remix è una miscela tra electro, che ha sempre prodotto su Goodlife, e quel carico benigno che ha portato la minimal, ovvero la cura dei particolari e del groove. Il synth principale che si arrotola, si srotola su stesso per quasi tutta la durata del pezzo, ricorda quello di “Domino” anche se, come ho già detto prima, è più electro. Un’arma che farà accapponare la pelle di tutte le migliori dancefloor. Un disco da non farsi scappare. Fabrizio Gattuso
M8 Mag (UK): Time for some more late night head twisting action from Tomcraft’s "Craft" imprint with this healthy dose of peak time heads down club action. It's a simple, sparse and pretty devastating club tool with a fast running bassline and huge splutterings of white noise which play out into minimal kick drum passages which get the dancefloor roaring with pleasure. Flip it over for a remix from Kompakt's Oxia which follows a similar formula but adds a trancey breakdown riff that just grows and grows. Two very useful club cuts that are worth hunting down. M7/M8.
Deepgroove
365mag.com: Overall Rating (1 to 10): 8.5. Out of Germanys’ heartland comes Markus Lange, a 20 year old upstart with a mind deadset on conquering the world of progressive and techno. Doubt his talents? Name another producer of his age that has a history of working with labels such as Dirty Dancing, Pocketgame, Superfancy, and Psycho Shoxxs. A tad difficult, isn’t it? Lange’s latest release on Craft Music is titled Ruhestörung Plattenbau, which, upon the initial few listens, I personally can’t seem to get enough of. The original mix is first up: a numbingly deep, quick paced track with enough turns & twists to make even Swiss drivers dizzy. Beginning on a deep note, the track evolves slowly, building a slight acid undertone, but somehow retains an element of old-school techno, with its driving 16th-note bassline and fat synth work. French DJ/producer Oxia provides the remix, which is a standout track in itself. Slightly slower than the original, but, much like a good zinfandel, it has a beautifully round flavor that sets it apart from its counterparts. A fantastic progressive re-work, this version has a dark, warm bassline, and fluttering synth lines that make it a great transition piece in faster sets. The production value on this track is some of the best I’ve heard in a very long time. If these two tracks have anything to say about Lange’s talents, then this is one producer you definitely need to keep your eyes on. Don’t be surprised to find this one on Lutzenkirchens’ chart in the coming weeks.
Scenite.de: Hier kommt er wieder, Markus Lange der sympathische junge Electropopper, dessen “Big Trouble in Little China” Platte auch einen Sven Väth begeisterte. Auf verschiedenen Labels gab und gibt es wohlklingende Releases von ihm. Nun findet sich sein Track “Ruhestörung Plattenbau” auf dem Tomcraft Label. Im Vergleich zu den meisten Markus Lange Tracks ist der fast schon toolig, geht aber prima nach vorne. Oxia, von dem Markus bekennendermaßen Fan ist, durfte das Teil remixen und kramt gerne die hymnischen Flächen hervor und gibt der Nummer den typischen Oxia Charme, auch wenn es bei ihm dann nur “Uhestörung Plattenbau” heissen wird.
Radio: Fergie @ BBC Radio 1 (3x), Nightwax @ Planet Radio, Soundfiles Dance @ NJoy Radio
Charted by: Fergie (#1)
Arnaud Rebotini (#9)
More DJ-Support:
DJ-reactions:
Lewis Dene (Update Mag): German styled hard edged electro house with a good remix from Oxia
Paul Haiduk (Virtual-Nights.com): "original mix" - der track fängt sehr vielversprechend an. Interessante bassline. insgesamt zieht sich der track etwas hin, baut aber spannung auf. eignet sich wohl gut, um danach einen floorfiller hinterherzuschieben. "oxia remix" - sehr guter aufbau. man hört die charakteristische melodie förmlich "heranrollen". diese hat es in sich und bleibt im ohr hängen. hat bei einem open air sehr gut funktioniert. gute resonanz aus dem publikum. absoluter hit!
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