Music techno in Electronic Music

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"This Is Techno!" (05/25/2004) Electronic Various Artists, Water Music Records

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"Fundacion" (06/13/2005) Electronic Sasha (Techno), Global Underground (USA)

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"Skyshaper" (03/07/2006) Rock & Pop Covenant (Techno), Metropolis RecordsThe Swedish techno band's 2006 release contains their swirling "Ritual Noise" single, as well as the sweet, Kraftwerk-influenced "Happy Man," the menacing, erotic "Sweet & Salty," whose vocals benefit from Eskil Simonsson's perfect, frosty Euro-inflections, and the trance-like "Greater Than the Sun." Masters of the slow build, these icy dance clinicians also show their chill-out skills on the Vangelis-like electro-boogie of "20HZ" and the sedate, mournful "The World Is Growing Loud."

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"Fundacion: Limited Edition" (06/13/2005) Electronic Sasha (Techno), Global Underground (USA)

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"Techno-Bass" (11/16/1992) Electronic Beat Dominator, Pandisc Records

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"Techno Party Vol.2" (02/24/2004) Electronic Various Artists, Robbins Entertainment

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"Pure Techno" (10/14/2003) Electronic Various Artists, Water Music Records

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"Nobody Listens to Techno [Single]" (07/29/2003) Electronic Bass Attack, Radikal

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"Techno Dome 8" (2005) Electronic Various Artists, Atlantis

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"Radikal Techno Vol. 4: The New Trance..." (07/11/2000) Electronic Various Artists, RadikalCompilation producer: Jurgen Korduletsch.

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"Pure Techno 2" (10/12/2004) Electronic Various Artists, Water Music Records

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"Club Classics: Techno Hardhouse and Progressive" (07/12/2005) Electronic Various Artists, Empire Music Werks

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"Best of Techno Bass: The Ultimate Edition" (06/07/2005) Electronic Various Artists, Pandisc Records

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"Invol2ver" (10/11/2004) R&B Sasha (Techno), Global Underground (USA)Unlike dance mixes that are simply compilation CDs consisting of hits blended together in a continuous flow, DJ Sasha's INVOLVER is a mix that features both the artist's own music and exclusive tracks from other electronic artists. The resultant vibe is more like a traditional single-artist album than a collection of unrelated songs. In addition to the usual mixer and turntable techniques that form the basis of dance DJs' stock-in-trade, Sasha employs cutting-edge computer manipulation and a wide array of vintage synthesizers to blur the line between fully produced recordings and live improvisatory disc-spinning. Using his trademark trance aesthetic as a starting point, Sasha establishes a spare, cool-as-ice feel with a distinctly European flavor. He maintains this throughout, slowly building the tracks with the care of a painter, and ultimately delivering an album equally suited for the club or a post-party headphone session.

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"21st Century Dub" (08/12/2003) Electronic Thomas, Tony (Techno), Soma

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"Time Tourist *" (04/23/1996) Electronic B12 (UK Techno), Wax Trax! Records (USA)B12's Mike Golding and Steve Rutter may hail from England, but their hearts are in Detroit. Devotees of the warm, synth-propelled glide and future-rhythm drive particular to such Motor City pioneers as Juan Atkins and Derrick May, Golding and Rutter were actually once missionaries who carried the techno torch and its attendant gospel across the Atlantic. Together with such ardent English crusaders as The Black Dog, As One, and Stasis, B12 built the earliest bridges between suburban British bedrooms and the streets of Techno City, U.S.A. Following in the propensity that techno artists have for fostering multiple aliases, B12 is actually a collective label for several projects--Cmetric, Redcell, and Musicology. TIME TOURIST, Golding and Rutter's second formal B12 album, transcends these confusing name-game permutations and delivers a solid set of loftily melodic mindscapes, fantastic sci-fi sounds, and fancifully funky rhythms. "Cymetry," a busy, ingeniously orchestrated dance of lunar take-offs and landings, is music for spaceports. Tracks like "Epilion" and "Radiophonic Workshop" suggest dancehall universes where multiple mirror-ball suns cast spangled starlight upon the intertwined rotations of lambent planetary bodies.

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"The Best of the Techno Bass Crew" (08/17/1999) Electronic Techno Bass Crew, DM Records

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"Dreams of a Cryotank" (07/13/1999) Electronic Covenant (Techno), Metropolis RecordsCovenant: Joakim Montelius, Clas Nachmanson, Eskil Simonsson.

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"Hyper Techno Bass" (10/19/1999) Electronic Beat Dominator, Pandisc RecordsThis is an enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.

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"Skyshaper" (04/11/2006) Rock & Pop Covenant (Techno), Metropolis RecordsCovenant (Techno): Eskil Simonsson, Joakim Montalius, Clas Nachmanson. The Swedish techno band's 2006 release contains their swirling "Ritual Noise" single, as well as the sweet, Kraftwerk-influenced "Happy Man," the menacing, erotic "Sweet & Salty," whose vocals benefit from Eskil Simonsson's perfect, frosty Euro-inflections, and the trance-like "Greater Than the Sun." Masters of the slow build, these icy dance clinicians also show their chill-out skills on the Vangelis-like electro-boogie of "20HZ" and the sedate, mournful "The World Is Growing Loud."

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"Pure Techno 3 [PA]" (05/10/2005) Electronic Various Artists, Water Music Records

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"Involver (Special Edition) [Digipak] [Limited]" (10/11/2004) R&B Sasha (Techno), Global Underground (USA)Includes a bonus mix CD of past remixes. Unlike dance mixes that are simply compilation CDs consisting of hits blended together in a continuous flow, DJ Sasha's INVOLVER is a mix that features both the artist's own music and exclusive tracks from other electronic artists. The resultant vibe is more like a traditional single-artist album than a collection of unrelated songs. In addition to the usual mixer and turntable techniques that form the basis of dance DJs' stock-in-trade, Sasha employs cutting-edge computer manipulation and a wide array of vintage synthesizers to blur the line between fully produced recordings and live improvisatory disc-spinning. Using his trademark trance aesthetic as a starting point, Sasha establishes a spare, cool-as-ice feel with a distinctly European flavor. He maintains this throughout, slowly building the tracks with the care of a painter, and ultimately delivering an album equally suited for the club or a post-party headphone session.

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"Fabric 15" (05/10/2006) Electronic Tyrant (Techno), Fabric RecordsTyrant: Craig Richards, Lee Burridge.

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"Global Underground: Ibiza" (09/20/1999) Electronic Sasha (Techno), Global Underground (USA)This is a continuous in-the-mix CD compiled and mixed by DJ Sasha. (DJ) Includes liner notes by Dom Phillips.

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"Direct Drive Compilation Vol. 3: More Techno" (06/22/1999) Electronic Various Artists, Hot ProductionsIncludes liner notes by Jimmy Crash.

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"Direct Drive Compilation Vol. 2: Techno" (06/22/1999) Electronic Various Artists, Hot ProductionsIncludes liner notes by Frankie Bones.

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