Yahoo! Music Album Review

Released on 17/04/2000
Label: Tresor

Detroit techno aficionados will already be fans of Detroit native Terrence Dixon and his prodigious techo outpourings over the years. He began carving out his own deep Detroit styled miminalist sound back in 1994 and has worked closely with such techno superstars as Juan Atkins and Claude Young.

Now Terrence is back for 2000 with a deep'n'dreamy collection of sultry tracks. There's nothing hard, banging or jarring in any of the 11 tunes on the album. Each track melts seamlessly into the next as the album flows sinuously from beginning to end. It's the kind of techno you'll find in the chill out room; therefore it's also the kind of techno that won't totally alienate the neighbours if you play it at home. It's smooth, it's safe and it's sensible. Techno for grown ups.