As the years go by, more and more Techno artists are rising up and receiving record label deals. One of the best examples is the release of Techno-worship artist Andy Hunter's debut album Exodus on Sparrow Records, who now has a rather large fanbase.
But another techno worship album has hit store shelves recently, only this time it is a collective project from eight different DJs including Node, Andy Hunter, Doug E. Ross, Adam Skillz and more. They bring you one hour and three minutes worth of well done and polished off songs over the course of ten tracks.
If you are a fan of the techno genre, you'll eat this up. It's a great album, especially to have playing as background music while you are doing work, driving (especially great for nighttime driving), and the likes.
But if you are just a casual listener, new to the genre, or picky on what kind you like, then I'd suggest giving it a listen on the demo rack before you buy it as it may get rather repetitive for some.
Oh, and while you are at the demo rack, check out Andy Hunter, he's easily one of the best DJs in the business today. As you'll see from his song "Amazing" on this album, Cathedral Of Sound.
3.5 tocks
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