Even given the consistently high quality of mix albums released by Stud!o K7 (including volumes by Dave Clarke, Depth Charge, Richie Hawtin, and Kevin Saunderson), AUX 88's volume in the label's Electro Boogie series hits some pretty high peaks. Shot through with the fast-paced, aggressive breakbeat electro-techno that AUX 88 produces (and mixes) better than almost anyone, Electro Boogie veers from future-shock electro (Dopplereffekt's "Superior Race," Drexciya's "Bubble Metropolis") to booty techno (X-Ile's "I Wanna," DJ ...
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Even given the consistently high quality of mix albums released by Stud!o K7 (including volumes by Dave Clarke, Depth Charge, Richie Hawtin, and Kevin Saunderson), AUX 88's volume in the label's Electro Boogie series hits some pretty high peaks. Shot through with the fast-paced, aggressive breakbeat electro-techno that AUX 88 produces (and mixes) better than almost anyone, Electro Boogie veers from future-shock electro (Dopplereffekt's "Superior Race," Drexciya's "Bubble Metropolis") to booty techno (X-Ile's "I Wanna," DJ Assault's "Shake It Baby") and still finds time to drop a few all-time classics (Underground Resistance's "The Final Frontier," the Unknown DJ's "Basstronic," DJ Good Groove's "Rock It"). Half of the tracks -- and most of the highlights -- come from the duo's affiliated label, Direct Beat (home to Di'jital, X-Ile, Posatronix, Microknox, DJ K1), and all but two tracks come from Detroit labels. Unlike the occasionally history-lesson feel of past volumes, this one is more than just a time capsule; it's a living, breathing document of the thriving electro scene in Detroit. ~ John Bush, Rovi
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