A Guy Called Gerald's original underground classic Black Secret Technology is now available again 13 years after its original release. 1995's Black Secret Technology, a bewildering mix of tight breakbeats, techno textures, and flickering, dream-struck voices, has been often imitated but never equaled. Gerald credits much of his work to serendipity, but that doesn't explain the staggering cybernetic wallop packed by 'Alita's Dream' and 'Survival,' or the supreme sensuality of 'The Nile.' The album is woven ...   [ read more ]

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Britain's A Guy Called Gerald (Gerald Simpson) made his Laboratory Instinct debut with a "drop-tech infusion" mix of Dell & Flügel's "Superstructure" that appeared on the duo's Study For A Skyscraper EP. Now the acid house pioneer and drum'n'bass legend issues his own superb full-length Laboratory Instinct, appropriately-titled Proto Acid The Berlin Sessions. Having literally influenced generations of music-makers with an incredible discography that's grown incrementally deeper since the '80s, the Manchest...   [ read more ]

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