Well abase on Guilty Simpson or something dutch. Let's at least agree that just about everything is some form of techno, Ritchie Hawtin Plastikman could still tick a few boxes or a jeff mills thread. Are we allowed to talk about t-shirts and designers or does it have to be Carl Craig?
Martin Dust still surface here, shame about heaven's gains. 0.02$ Oort cloud. C -- https://coke-smyth.net/lynx.jpg Sent from [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/mail/home) for Android. -------- Original Message -------- On Wednesday, 04/29/26 at 08:49 Tristan Watkins <[email protected]> wrote: > I’ll join this train, as my new one’s out today. > https://phonopsia.bandcamp.com/album/but-would-you-drink-horse-milk > > I sent another message with other 313 specifics a few weeks ago, but I > noticed at least one person received it, even though I didn’t. Anyway… will > dump that again here, if only to share the Ottto dream. > > also recently put together a Bandcamp top 100 tracks of 2025 (including some > familiar Detroit names in the back half): > https://bandcamp.com/phonopsia/playlist/belated-best-of-2025. I especially > liked Solitude by Patrice Scott last year, and the Dan Curtin album on > De:tuned was the bomb. For that matter, everything on De:tuned recently has > been amazing. New Sun Electric and the 808 State + Humanoid thing are superb. > > I had an incredibly weird dream recently in which a marathon was finishing in > my back garden for some reason. Otto won the race and immediately had to eat > a hard-boiled egg. > > On Wednesday, 29 April 2026, kent williams <[email protected]> wrote: > >> It seems like the list is waking up from a long sleep, so let me be >> the first to plug my own music. >> >> I am very much influenced by Detroit Techno, but I'm all over the >> place. But that's a bit Detroit too, reckless eclecticism. >> >> https://chaircrusher.bandcamp.com/ >> >> A good example of my lessons from Detroit. >> >> https://chaircrusher.bandcamp.com/track/balsamic-remora >> >> There are no rules really about self-promotion on this list except not >> to be annoying by posting all the time. >> >> In fact I'd love a roll call of producers on the list right now. I >> feel like most of Detroit techno producers and DJs that were on the >> list in the 90s are gone. I think it peaked as a list after the first >> couple of DEMFs. >> >> There's always something happening in Detroit's music scene, so if you >> know something, share.
