Wznowienie wybitnego albumu szefa düsseldorfskiej dandysowskiej imprezowni. W ten sposób wprowadził on do didżejskiego obiegu modę na granie intensywnej, rytmicznej minimalistycznej muzyki na 80-90 BPM.

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2020 repress!

Düsseldorfer Detlef Weinrich's third album.  All eight tracks were composed in a short space of time over the period of just a few months and fit together perfectly atmospherically. 

With a musical expressiveness that undoubtedly twists your emotions, „Jeidem Fall“ attacks the subconscious and clouds the mind. The drums have more movement that on „Mask Talk“. Along with the constant tapping of drumsticks goes melodical arpeggios dancing dark and dirty. At times longing vocals drift abstractly through the room, as on „Sa Seline“ or „Geo Scan“, without telling any obvious story. 

To sound like stylistic cross references from the present and past is all just speculation for nothing on „Jeidem Fall“ really sounds like anything that has gone before. You could compare the dark minimal timbre of the drum computer aesthetic with Craig Leon's first reductive album „Nommos“. There is also a hint of the minimallist industrial of the Spanish band Esplendor Geometrico in the bubbly textures. But Tolouse Low Trax is still looking from the present into the future and filter and filters all his personal preferences through his MPC and his small synth setup to make them come alive here and now in a new way. 

Again Tolouse Low Trax has created a truly mysteriously vibrating drum computer music which offers hypnotic magic for the shadowy dance floor.