SCSI-9

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SCSI-9 is a Russian DJ duo, consisting of the Moscow producers Anton Kubikov ( Russian Антон Кубиков, * 1975 in Moscow ) and Maxim Milyutenko (Russian Максим Милютенко, * 1970 in Moscow). Your music can be assigned to the genre minimal techno .

history

Kubikov began his career as a techno DJ in Moscow clubs. In 1997 he met the music producer Maxim Milyutenko. Together they recorded their first pieces of music. The first release under the alias SCSI-9 was a single, Maks Is Dreaming, on the Berlin minimal techno record label Salo in 1999 . The following year, House Drop was their first album on the Russian label Citadel Records . This was followed by releases on the Force Tracks label belonging to Force Inc. Music Works . When the associated distribution EFA filed for bankruptcy in 2005, Kubikov and Milyutenko suffered financial losses.

With the release of the single All She Wants Is , they switched to the renowned Kompakt label and thus became known to a larger audience in Germany. In the same year, their second album, Digital Russian , appeared on Force Tracks . In 2006 and 2008, more albums followed on Kompakt . In the meantime they have published archive material with the Compilations History Pt.1 and Pt.2 . Together with the Brazilian techno producer Gui Boratto , they released the split EP Matryoshka / Another Day Acid in 2007 , which is also number 55 in the style-defining memory series on Kompakt .

They also delivered remixes for Process ( Pelican ), Midiots ( Song Seven ), Superpitcher ( Tomorrow ), Tom Clark ( Midnight Traveler ) and Masha Era ( Ice Touch ).

Discography

Albums

  • 2000: House Drop (Citadel Records)
  • 2003: Digital Russian (Force Tracks)
  • 2006: The Line of Nine ( Compact )
  • 2007: History Pt.1 (World Club Music)
  • 2008: Easy as Down (Compact)
  • 2008: History Pt. 2 (Algorythmik, World Club Music)
  • 2013: Metamorphosis (Klik Records)

Singles and EPs

  • 1999: Maks Is Dreaming (Salo)
  • 1999: Middle of the Way (Force Tracks)
  • 2000: Be So Good in the Fresh (Salo)
  • 2001: Contape (Salo)
  • 2001: Cozmoport (Force Tracks)
  • 2001: Silkcome EP (trapeze)
  • 2002: Digital Milk EP (Force Tracks)
  • 2002: Digital Summer (Force Tracks)
  • 2002: Lady Delay (Leisure Belief)
  • 2002: Move Your Body Boogy (Leisure Belief)
  • 2003: All She Wants Is (Compact)
  • 2003: From Cover to Cover (Morris / Audio)
  • 2004: Location Unknown (Tyrant)
  • 2004: Mini (compact)
  • 2005: I can't help it (fragment)
  • 2005: On the Edge (Compact)
  • 2006: Puzzle EP (Phlegmatek Recordings)
  • 2006: Railway Sessions (2006)
  • 2006: Spring Will Tell (Tyrant)
  • 2006: Transsibirski Express (Neutonmusic)
  • 2006: Wild Flowers (Highgrade Records)
  • 2007: Flight Mode EP (Pro-tez Records)
  • 2007: Kroy Menya V Pol Bita (Fear of Flying)
  • 2007: Speicher 55 (Compact Extra)
  • 2008: Easy as Down Vol. 1 (Compact)
  • 2008: Haystack (Subotnik)
  • 2008: Tierra del Fuego (Highway Records)

Web links

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  1. ↑ SCSI-9 biography at laut.de , accessed on February 14, 2010
  2. ↑ SCSI-9: Moscow onomatopoeia  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. at intro.de, accessed on February 14, 2010@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / www.intro.de  
  3. ↑ Gui Boratto / SCSI-9 - Storage 55 on discogs.com; Retrieved February 14, 2010