Dub techno
| Dub techno | |
|---|---|
| Stylistic origins | Dub, techno, house, minimal techno |
| Cultural origins | Mid-1990s |
| Typical instruments | Synthesizer, keyboards, sampler, drum machine, sequencer, personal computer |
| Other topics | |
| Electronic musical instrument – record labels | |
Dub techno is a subgenre of techno. Basic Channel are largely credited with defining the style.[1]
The origins of dub techno can be traced back to experimentation by Basic Channel in 1990s Berlin, as they sought to combine the rhythmic elements of stripped-down Detroit techno with the dub recording process and effects of Jamaican dub reggae.[citation needed]
Notable dub techno artists
- Andy Stott
- Basic Channel, also known as Maurizio and Rhythm & Sound
- Deepchord
- Deadbeat
- Echospace, also known as cv313
- Monolake
- Vladislav Delay
Dub techno in film
- Kvadrat — a documentary film about the realities of DJing, extensively featuring dub techno
References
- ^ "The Strange and Frightening World of... Basic Channel". The Quietus. Retrieved 9 August 2012.