Terrence Dixon describes his techno as “forward thinking ghetto electronics” and is widely recognised for his incongruous, minimal sound design, authenticity, and dedication. A reliable practitioner and adherent of Detroit techno since 1994, he is low in profile but held in high regard, with strong connections to local figures such as Claude Young and Jeff Mills and European institutions like the Tresor label. He debuted in 1994 on Claude Young’s Utensil label, also recording as Population One, and went on to release on Juan Atkins’ Metroplex. His first album, From the Far Future (2000), issued on Berlin’s Tresor, became a trilogy with parts released in 2012 and 2020, within a rich and progressive discography of dozens of singles and numerous full-length projects.
Labels: Metroplex, Tresor, Rush Hour, Utensil, Background, Yore, Reduction, Surface, Out-Er, Axis, 30D.
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