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| Label: | EQ Grey | | Rel. date: | 10th Oct 06 | | Cat No: | EQGCD014 | | Reviewer: | Lukasz Napora | | Reviewed: | 05th Nov 06 | | Format: | CD | | Rating: |   |
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King Unique- Modeselektor - Ziq Zaq
- Claude Vonstroke - Who'S Afraid Of Detroit
- Steve Bug - You Make Me Feel
- Wighnomy Bros. - Moppal Kiff
- Kupon - Zoom Out
- Bookashade - Night Falls
- Francois Dubois - I Try
- Kupon - Zoom In + Felix Da Housecat - Rocket Ride
- Anja Scheider & Sebo K -; Rancho Relaxo
- Sascha Funke - In Between Days
- Bookashade - In White Rooms
- Thomas Schumacher - Red Purple
- Akabu - Phuture Bound (Ame Mix)
- Andrea Doria - Quantised Traffic
- Extrawelt - Fernweh
- Stephan Bodzin Vs Marc Romboy - Phobos
NuBreed- Headland - Nitefall (Vance Musgrove Mix)
- Damon Jee & Oliver Giacomotto - Play
- Milton Jackson - Tech No
- James Harcourt - Audio Daemon
- Danny Bonnici & Dan Mangan - Periwethel
- Nubreed - Subtronic
- Future Funk Squad - Audio Damage (D.Ramirez Mix)
- Plump Djs - Electric Disco (D.Ramirez Mix)
- Alex Kenji - Cyborg
- Speculum - Backdoor
- Muz & Mann - Panik
- King Roc - Locomota
- Sarah Mcleod - He Doesn'T Love You (Hook N Sling Mix)
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 Electric, the Balance series’ younger brother, was launched timidly with one CD from Gavin Keitel. The second release is made by the first league of producers with five people at the helm: Matthew Roberts & Matt Thomas aka King Unique and Jason Catherine, Michael Walburgh & Danny Bonnici aka NuBreed. King Unique’s CD grasps attention no sooner than the fourth and fifth tracks which make a stir with their dark and defiant nature. From this moment on, the disk would be a great pleasure if it wasn’t for the series of well known productions like “Zoom In”, “Rancho Relaxo”, “In Between Days” and “In White Rooms”. Actually, till the very end of the CD there’s only one track – “Quantised Traffic” - that hasn’t been often present in other artists’ sets, which makes the overall note lower despite excellent programming and mixing. The two Matts could have applied themselves more to the digging process. As befits a second CD, NuBreed don’t wait and hit hard with the great “Nitefall”. The synths and basslines place this disc closer to the series’ title and the dirt & fractures with tracks like “Audio Deamon”, “Subtronic”, “Cyborg”, “Backdoor” or “He Doesn't Love You” make it a full on party album. It would be almost flawless if it wasn’t for the rendez-vous with D.Ramirez which causes a mild headache.  Comments[0]
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Review: King Unique & NuBreed - Electric_02
