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# Covering Tracks: Tommy Four Seven # **[Covering Tracks][1]{: target="_blank" rel="noopener"} is a regular series in which we ask our favorite producers and DJs to recommend ten new (and not so new) releases.** **Tommy Four Seven curated today's column, which arrives just a few short hours before his headlining set at Arena Club in Berlin tonight, October 10.** **Perc -- "Tri-City" \[Stroboscopic Artefacts\]** Explosive and floor pumping. Perc always lives up to his high quality output. **** Yuji Kondo** -- "**Unvanquishable Number **" \[**Perc Trax**\]** I met Yuji Kondo a few years back in Osaka and was totally blow away by his live set. His tracks stand out a mile off, and they melt minds. **Chemotex -- "Schrade Knives" \[The Trilogy Tapes\]** This is a pure noise and bass assault moment. Love it. ****Kwartz** -- "**Breakage (Exium Remix)**" \[Pole Group\]** Kwartz has been on fire recently with a string of essential dance floor bombs. Here, Exium step up and add their hypnotic assault. **Thomas P Heckman -- "So Schön War Die Zeit (Al Ferox Remix)" \[AFU Limited\]** Al Ferox remixes a 2000 Heckman classic into a full-on rave synth work-out! **Ritzi Lee -- "S.O.S." \[Belief System\]** Another fine slab of proper techno. **Mike Parker -- "Lustration Three (Atlantic) (Svreca Remix)" \[Prologue\]** Mike Parker has one of the most distinguishable sounds in techno, and Semantica label boss Svreca really reworked his intense synth pattern, adding further spacial dimensions. **Ugandan Methods & Prurient -- "Call 3" \[Downwards\]** Ancient Methods, Regis and Vatican Shadow on Downwards. Enough said. **SHXCXCHCXSH -- "This Hmming Raverie" \[Avian\]** Taken from their recent album on Avian, which is essential listening. In fact, all their records are essential. **Inigo Kennedy -- "NGC5128" \[Token\]** I'm a big Inigo Kenedy fan, and this track has graced many closing sets. It's alway a pleasure to see people's reactions when the bass rhythm falls into the spaced-out pads. [1]: http://www.electronicbeats.net/category/features/columns/covering-tracks/

--- id: 4a302cc0-7fee-4819-bf8c-2984ac043ba2 blueprint: article title: 'Covering Tracks: Tommy Four Seven' date: 2014-10-10T11:57:06+02:00 wp_id: '84243' slug: covering-tracks-tommy-four-seven teaser_image: legacy/covering-tracks-tommy-four-seven/tommy47-feature.jpg contents: - type: text text: '<h1><a href="http://www.electronicbeats.net/category/features/columns/covering-tracks/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Covering Tracks</a> is a regular series in which we ask our favorite producers and DJs to recommend ten new (and not so new) releases.</h1>Tommy Four Seven curated today’s column, which arrives just a few short hours before his headlining set at Arena Club in Berlin tonight, October 10.Perc – “Tri-City” [Stroboscopic Artefacts]Explosive and floor pumping. Perc always lives up to his high quality output. Yuji Kondo – “Unvanquishable Number ” [Perc Trax]I met Yuji Kondo a few years back in Osaka and was totally blow away by his live set. His tracks stand out a mile off, and they melt minds.Chemotex – “Schrade Knives” [The Trilogy Tapes]This is a pure noise and bass assault moment. Love it.Kwartz – “Breakage (Exium Remix)” [Pole Group]Kwartz has been on fire recently with a string of essential dance floor bombs. Here, Exium step up and add their hypnotic assault.Thomas P Heckman – “So Schön War Die Zeit (Al Ferox Remix)” [AFU Limited]Al Ferox remixes a 2000 Heckman classic into a full-on rave synth work-out!Ritzi Lee – “S.O.S.” [Belief System]Another fine slab of proper techno.Mike Parker – “Lustration Three (Atlantic) (Svreca Remix)” [Prologue]Mike Parker has one of the most distinguishable sounds in techno, and Semantica label boss Svreca really reworked his intense synth pattern, adding further spacial dimensions.Ugandan Methods & Prurient – “Call 3” [Downwards]Ancient Methods, Regis and Vatican Shadow on Downwards. Enough said.SHXCXCHCXSH – “This Hmming Raverie” [Avian]Taken from their recent album on Avian, which is essential listening. In fact, all their records are essential.Inigo Kennedy – “NGC5128” [Token]I’m a big Inigo Kenedy fan, and this track has graced many closing sets. It’s alway a pleasure to see people’s reactions when the bass rhythm falls into the spaced-out pads.' ---