Terrence Dixon - From The Far Future FLAC

I'd suggest that this does exactly 'what it says on the tin' and is very 'futuristic' both in a stylistic sense and in actuality as I've heard few things like it. There is a similarity between maybe a third of the tracks - I don't find this to be a problem: I find there's enough variation to keep things interesting, and yet the similarities mean that as a dj, one doesn't have to learn every single one of the tracks individually - there is a common theme.
There are also some spellbinding standouts - 'Reasons' is a very unique moment to my ears and I've heard a lot of techno. 'Detroit Express' is a deep, sonorous, breakbeat-driven ode to that melancholy city. All in all, I rate th LP very highly. I would advise buying it as it seems like one of those records which one always likes a lot more if heard maybe even several years *after* it came out. By that time, it will be hard to find, rare and expensive.

To me this is a real interesting record , which covers new ground .Though nothing to play out 2 a crowd or listening for relaxation , it never fails to produce a vivid imagination when listening to it . Future Sounds this is indeed . Maybe too far a future for many.(It's among the label maker's favourites) . This and Neil Landstrumm's album (106) are probably the most adventurous and least accessible LP's Tresor ever released .Terrence's record still got a distinctive detroit feel,which i like.

This is perhaps the worst record I own; there is little more than a shrill repetition of high-hats and uninspiring quirky basslines. There is little difference between all of the tracks.