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01. BERG NIXON - Box Escape
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02. BERG NIXON - New York Minute
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03. BERG NIXON - The Depths
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04. BERG NIXON - Abstraction
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ARTIST
BERG NIXON
TITLE
Box Escape
FORMAT
12"
LABEL
MINUS
CATALOG #
MINUS 037EP
MINUS 037EP
GENRE
ELECTRONIC
RELEASE DATE
1/16/2006
"Minus debut of elastic techno from Detroit's Berg Nixon (aka Ryan Crosson). Drawing from artists like Plastikman, Matthew Dear, Stewart Walker and a heavy dose of DJ sets by Magda, Ryan focused his attention on percussive programming, dubby basslines, and dark atmospheres. As Berg Nixon, Crosson walks in line with the elastic techno dub that has inspired him from producers such as Ricardo Villalobos and Troy Pierce. The A-side title track 'Box Escape' builds up a melody that side-steps bass tones and bendy lines with the middle of the dancefloor in mind. 'New York Minute' swells and shifts in robotic darkness while 'The Depths' and 'Abstraction' rock the B-side to deeper corners of minimalism with distortion, shuffling hi-hats and haunting bell tones."
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