I'm not big into giving free downloads on this site because they take away from the already small sums that techno producers make from their art. In this instance though, Berlin label Handwerk have sanctioned these two freebies as they were only commercially available on vinyl, and have long since been snapped up. Add Noise has been making dubby, bass-heavy techno for a number of years now, but it seems like his move to the German capital a while back has coinicided with his sound becoming darker, moodier and well, just a little bit spooky. With the sun beating down outside, 'Handwerk One' and 'Handwerk Two' are creaky, clicky and slightly creepy, the soundtrack to the haunted dance floors all over Europe...
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Where did you get these? Why are they such a low bit rate? I bought the vinyl releases because I thought they could not be obtained in digital format.
Posted by: J | May 09, 2008 at 02:59 AM
The label gave them to me (through their PR)....
Posted by: Brophy | May 09, 2008 at 07:21 AM
thanks. grabbing these now.
Posted by: chrisdisco | May 09, 2008 at 05:23 PM
got the three releases, they are the best tech no releases in a long time, well i think so anyway.
Posted by: terence | June 09, 2008 at 09:09 AM