Richard Turner - Utility Plastics Vol. 9 mp3 download

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Four sides of rocking dance floor mayhem topped off by two useful locked grooves brought by Birmingham techno custodian Richard Turner.Kicking it off with a shout, the A side drops a funky offering with a somewhat milder hook and rapid, neck snapping percussion.The B side is a a musical ticket enabling you to reach Lucifer's vicinity. With blunt, hollow 4x4 kicks and crispy, crunching sound effects to go hand in hand with them. Makes me remember that Rites tune Regis recorded a fair while back. Think of walking into a gigantic meat mincer - this is it.B2 starts out on a more minimal note, but quickly picks up its vital signs, transforming into another vintage slammer, with the intensity level just half of a bar below the previous one.C is, plain and simple, a wicked party-out-with-your-fist-high-up-in-the-air and your-lungs-struggling-to-get-that-essential-breath-of-fresh-oxygen type of a wild out track. Great deep driving kick, dry structure, undeviating drive... On 'the contentment on the crowd's faces scale', from one to ten this one is approximately a safe twenty three.Moving on to the D side, which not only doesn't disappoint, but keeps up with the ridiculous intensity level, with two more tight, extremely dance floor friendly contributions bound to please any techno purist on a mission to spend the night away dancing like nobody was watching.Along with UTL 13, in my opinion this is finest Richard Turner set of DJ utensils, compulsory for all DJs who still like to nail it home in a mahogany coffin.