DrexciyaDeep Sea Dweller

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Electronic

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Electro

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Tracklist

Sea Quake 4:32
Nautilus 12 2:55
Depressurization 5:00
Sea Snake 4:45

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  • Drexciya
    Drexciya
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    Cover of Deep Sea Dweller, 1992, Vinyl Deep Sea Dweller
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM
    Shockwave Records – SW1007 US 1992 US1992
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    Cover of Deep Sea Dweller, 1992, Vinyl Deep Sea Dweller
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, White Label, Stamped
    Shockwave Records – SW1007 US 1992 US1992
    Cover of Deep Sea Dweller, 2003, Vinyl Deep Sea Dweller
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Reissue, Repress
    Underground Resistance – UR-014 US 2003 US2003
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    Cover of Deep Sea Dweller, 2003-00-00, Vinyl Deep Sea Dweller
    12", Repress, 33 ⅓ RPM, Multicoloured
    Shockwave Records – SW1007 US 2003 US2003
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    Reviews

    • dpfrag's avatar
      dpfrag
      If it is to be believed that Drexciya was always Stinton/Donald and their birth years were 69/80 then they would have only been 23/12 when this was released... absolutely nuts. I can't get over the idea of Gerald Donald releasing his most iconic music with Drexciya between the ages of 12 and 22... that can't be right can it?? Either way, epic start. Love the B side in particular.
      • leaseaen's avatar
        leaseaen
        A legend. What else can we say? Nothing more to add.
        • AlgyTaylor's avatar
          AlgyTaylor
          I'm a long time techno fan, but something of a latecomer to the Drexciya party.

          I started typing this about 30 seconds before the end of my first listen to Sea Quake. Wow. Just, wow. It's in my top 5 bits of techno/electro already. It's so good it should be made illegal. That's how good it is.
          • Caaly's avatar
            Caaly
            Edited 6 years ago
            It's a mystery of the universe. It's like a vapour of space.
            • gubark's avatar
              gubark
              A classic Masterpiece. This crazy Deep See Dweller make the night of all paranoïd freaks.
              • timmyjohnslats's avatar
                timmyjohnslats
                Love this record. It has a straight 4 feel. Can be mixed electro or techno style.
                • moogacid's avatar
                  moogacid
                  Edited 13 years ago
                  Thank God for Drexciya.
                  The rave/techno scene in the UK was getting pretty formulaic and depressing by this time [1992] and records like this and L.A.M. really helped us through tough times : )
                  • Moer's avatar
                    Moer
                    Edited 18 years ago
                    Being the first Drexciya release, this record has to be historical. It's the beginning of the very impressive Drexciya legacy. This record immediately shows the great diversity in athmospheres and producing capabilities these Drexciya guys posses(ed). The A side contains two harsh dancefloor killers. Sea Quake has to be one of my favorite Drexciya tracks, maybe because it was one of the first I heard. The first track on the B side, Depressurization, shows the haunting dark depth that electronics can create. Sea Snake sounds smooth and has a positive vibe to it, the bassline contains a lot of funk. Drexciya always released innovating stuff, this legendary record is nothing less.
                    • tek22's avatar
                      tek22
                      Edited 18 years ago
                      This is, together with 'Acid Rain' (SW-1008) a must for any serious collector of Detroit Techno, and the debut single of the Drexciya duo. Released in 1992, the tracks have become seminal classics that stand out in any set. A1 is a furious monster with a tough distorted 909 beat and harsh synth riffs that ALWAYS turns heads in the crowd. If placed right in a DJ set, this can be a climax moment. A2 is another 909-based slammer with lots of weird squelchy sequences in a typical Drexciya fashion. The B-Side holds 2 straight and extremly musical 808-based tracks with great atmospheres. A lot of thinking and keyboard action has gone into this single. Long out of print, even the limited re-press on UR, manufactured after Stinsons sad and sudden death, was sold out within weeks. Rare but very well worth a hunt. R.I.P. J.M. Stinson !

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