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Slash Dot Dash Podcast 007: Dead Sound
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Since it's relaunch, Slash Dot Dash has been all about 3 things, Dub, Techno and Industrial. Kenneth Christiansen brought the dub, everyone else has brought the techno, but now it's time for us to represent the industrial side through our podcast series. Hailing from Stoke in the North of the UK, Dead Sound, is a fusion of 4/4 techno and broken beat experimentalism. Taking influences from UK EDM and Berlin's stand out techno sound to create Industrial techno different from any other. Unlike most industrial producers he doesn't rely on relentless, high octane banging, preferring to keep the tempo's steady and let the use of effects and intelligent programming produce big dancefloor reactions. This talent has been recognised, and snapped up, by one of the UKs best labels, Perc Trax, and with his production partner, Videohead, they've remixed releases from Go Hiyama and Samuli Kemppi and PT048 saw their first solo project featuring 5 forward thinking tracks. For the Slash Dot Dash Podcast 007, Dead Sound has compiled a selection of his own tracks for this mix, and once you press play, it's easy to see why Dead Sound has a big future ahead of him and we're delighted to be featuring him in our series.
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