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Terrence Dixon - Bionic Man EP FLAC album

Tracklist

Untitled
The Last Bionic Run
Human Body Rejecting Bionic Limbs
Return Of Steve Austin
Electronic Wildlife

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
BG001 Terrence Dixon Bionic Man EP ‎(12", EP) Background BG001 Germany 1998
Background 001 Terrence Dixon Bionic Man EP ‎(12", EP, W/Lbl) Background Background 001 Germany 1998


Terrence Dixon - Bionic Man EP FLAC album

Musician performer: Terrence Dixon

Title: Bionic Man EP

Country: Germany

Date of release: 1998

Style: Techno, Minimal Techno

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1215 mb

Rating: 4.3 / 5

Votes: 831

Other Formats: MP4 DXD APE RA AA FLAC TTA

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Aloo
Pick up everything you can find by Terrence Dixon. I'm working my way through a lot of his back catalogue and I'm floored by what I'm finding - the cream of the crop of machine funk. This EP is particularly tight. Return of Steve Austin is no doubt minimal in that Dixon only needs a few elements to create a concentrated composition with a deep, rhythmic vibe. Check your pulse if your toes ain't tappin'. Human Body Rejecting Bionic Limbs goes darker, with a minor key haunting theme riding above an insistent cadence. The Last Bionic Run sinks even deeper. The drums are a pulse, the keys a techy paranoid accompaniment to the bionic man's flight. Electronic Wildlife brings the listener up a few levels from the previous subterranean depths with some left-field funk.
Aloo
Pick up everything you can find by Terrence Dixon. I'm working my way through a lot of his back catalogue and I'm floored by what I'm finding - the cream of the crop of machine funk. This EP is particularly tight. Return of Steve Austin is no doubt minimal in that Dixon only needs a few elements to create a concentrated composition with a deep, rhythmic vibe. Check your pulse if your toes ain't tappin'. Human Body Rejecting Bionic Limbs goes darker, with a minor key haunting theme riding above an insistent cadence. The Last Bionic Run sinks even deeper. The drums are a pulse, the keys a techy paranoid accompaniment to the bionic man's flight. Electronic Wildlife brings the listener up a few levels from the previous subterranean depths with some left-field funk.