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Thanks, I'll give it a spin right away :-)
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Love that record but it's almost dub techno, isn't it? Enklav has a lot of nice ambient techno from Chevel also.
I don't know what you're aware of already, so here's some random stuff from my collection.
Anyways, check out the Voices From The Lake album. Also Nuel and Dozzy's solo works. A lot of stuff on Northern Electronics fits your bill, especially Acronym 'June', some of the Varg stuff, Dorisburg's stuff. Maybe some of Conforce's stuff, he has some break-y bits. Lobster theremin/Mörk have a lot of nice murky, warm ambient/dubby stuff. Definitely check out Mohlao and his aliases. Earlier Monolake will definitely fit your bill, especially the stuff around 99-2001. Sandwell District - Feed Forward definitely. Maybe some of the more recent Reeko. The last Blue Hour record. If you want more breaks-y stuff maybe R-Zone. |
Thanks a bunch for taking your time to share this list! Actually I was thinking about the track itself (Salko), which I suppose is more techno than dub techno - I'm certainly no expert, though. Also, I welcome all recommendations as long as we're in the dub/techno/ambient realm :-)
I have some browsing at hand! I'm unfamiliar with several of the artists you mention, so this should make for an interesting evening. It's funny you mention Lobster Theremin - I just came across this label yesterday. nthng 'It Never Ends' is pretty sweet - reminds me a lot of Edanticonf's 'Forest Echo'-album which has a sort of vibe that seems rare, or at least I haven't been able to find much like it.
Sandwell District are pure quality, but their sound is probably as far as my current taste allows me to go in terms of "darkness" - maybe I'll grow more accustomed later on 
Conforce is certainly quality, but there's a tat too many bleeps and beeps for my taste - maybe it would be rewarding to dig a bit more here, still. I'll get right to it.
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