Many of these releases (originally appearing on Octal Records) took center stage on the walls of the dance room @ Record Time (circa 2001) canned by Detroit Legend, Mike Huckaby  . Biff Johnson and Shelley Andrews Great classic Detroit techno. Grooves are wonderful with lots of high-end syncopating embellishments to the low end punch, Great synth washes abound also.

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Octal 6 (B1) Part 9. various. 1. Octal 6 (B1) Part 9. 00:00. Sorry, this player does not support your browser. You Request - We Upload. Only the music you want. BATER says: September 12, 2017 at 2:36 am - Reply. 78sot, upload the mp3 version also please. BATER says: October 2, 2017 at 7:03 am - Reply.

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Home Techno . Echospace US. DC TRAX. Format: CD Cat: ECHSOAPCEARCCD 4 Released: 22 Dec 17 Genre: Techno. Side 1. "Octal 6" (part 9). 2. "Octal 5" (part 4). 3. "Octal 4" (part 3). 4. "Octal 6" (part 7). 5. "Octal 5" (part 5). 6. "Octal 5" (part 6).

1 –Spectral Network Octal 6 (B1) (Part 9) 3:54. 2 –Spectral Network Octal 5 (A1) (Part 4) 7:29. 3 –Spectral Network Octal 4 (B1) (Part 3) 9:18. 4 –Spectral Network Octal 6 (A1) (Part 7) 4:48. 5 –Spectral Network Octal 5 (B1) (Part 5) 5:13. 6 –Spectral Network Octal 5 (B2) (Part 6) 4:41.

Black Box – Wax Trax! Records: The First 13 Years is a box set album compiling songs released on Wax Trax! Records between 1980 and 1993. Black Box commemorates Wax Trax!'s output as an independent record label prior to its purchase by TVT Records.

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Andy Kneale - Octal EP. 2 years ago 2 years ago. Techno. It wasn’t until the early 00s that Andy became addicted to the dark and pulsing rhythms of techno, when he first listened to The Youngsters Album ‘Lemon Orange’ and the classic Funk D’Void ‘Diabla’. His first EP for Hype Muzi, ‘Spectrum’, gained support from some of the underground's finest talents, including Ian O’Donovan, Madben and Mars T, to name a few.