solaris may 2006 techno reviews

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Techno DJ and Producer Solaris is back again pushing the sounds to those in the world that need it most. These are some of his favorite tracks that have pushed their way into his mind this month. Always looking for a way to expand your horizons, in the techno world, check out these tracks and reviews.

Seen The Future – Dave the Drummer – SP Groove

Something very different from The Drummer this time. A great club mix if I ever heard one. Nice tag line with the rhythm only a true head would love. This makes me think of the old days of techno once again.

Alliance V – The Anxious vs. Bas Mooy – Audio Assault

Anxious wasn’t so this time. He took his time and made a monster. This thing will have the floor jackin and people quaking in their former skin. I am telling you to watch out if you unleash this beast its effects will hit you faster than dumping a gallon of that axe shite all over you.

Mouseville Theme – Cirez D - Mouseville

This has got bite more so than barq’s dog. Keeps us grooving with some electro style techno and takes it back to the days of electric boogaloo. It has the Global Underground sound on lock. Trust me, drop this and you too will have them walking on the walls and ceiling.

The Germ & Myth-I-S EP – Marina & Bad Boy Pete - Getafix

Ok, I like em’ hard, and this one is about as hard as a diamond jaw breaker. Get the dentist cause the cavity fighting protection of irradiating your gums after an onslaught like this will not weaken even the most basic beats in this wax.

Start The Fire – Unknown – Big Beauty Whites

We are all pyro’s at heart and with this you wont have to do anything but let the kids spontaneously combust. Now I am warning you, and take it to heart that if you don’t get this one you will regret it after hearing me drop this monster on the masses. So don’t be a sissy and beat it already.

Skalskadda – FMS – Crowbar

Now I have to give you something good. And this does not disappoint. The best for last as always, you have yourself a real quirky and funky track here. Keeping the techno deep and tossed with some vinegar and a hint of grit to help the flavor. I also hear it works great as an anticeptic if you gnaw off your foot for not getting it. Don’t worry I will dose you with mine.

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