i've bought Voda on Reflective quite instinctively a while ago and found it very moody! + Mo-sheen's EP Electronic Membrane on the same label..
// should dig up more of it somewhen somehow!

You have to understand sometimes he plays at peak time slots and after a whole night of chilled out minimal, the faster and harder minimal pace really makes people scream. His minimal live pa was still the best I've seen so far. same here! -- there were Stewart Walker and Octave One live that night...

it's not a shame to hype about him
*special*
my fav would be onesided u -- so sweet!

since i first heard Nano, i been getting every new record of Dale and none was a disappointment -- all excellent! Theorem got a very distinctive style, i'd say: inimitable:) even his older releases sound up-to-date, made years before dub techno got in the spotlight. groovy and dreamy at the same tim...

haha, the last post really did sum up it all:)

Kit's "repetition & nonsense" is brilliant.. "lack of calibration" holds a value of a manifest for me // i like him being loose yet still delivering so deep musical message

// i don't think Seth is better, it's a whole different ball game

as about Marco -- he's very good covering wide range of sound and i yet have to hear most of his records.. the Question series are outstanding ofcourse:) perfection makes 'em timeless

i've been into minimal since its very beginnings... but back then it was called microhouse, clicks'n'cuts, experimental techno... i knew it was minimal, but didn't even think of calling it "minimal"

do u really believe minimal started in nineties? ask google;)