Milk Chocolate

November 15, 2008 in Featured, Milk Chocolate

Milk Chocolate Cover Art

A later album, the sound was an experiment with more organic sounds. Smooth and funky was more the goal. A lot of Rhodes and vintage analog synths, plus horns and slap ass bass.

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Up

November 15, 2008 in Up

Up drum and bass, jungle, breakbeat, funk, electro, detroit, happy robot man

Up is a later release by Tao Groove. This period of intense attention to bass and beat came after the Unification event at Motor Lounge in Detroit. The event was just prior to the closing of Motor, so they atmosphere was relaxed and destructive. After cranking his booth monitor hotter than normal, the right booth monitor caught fire, and shortly thereafter, the whole right sub stack went out.

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Live Performances (Detroit Techno)

November 14, 2008 in Live

Tao Groove Live PA Sets Live Techno Performances

Tao Groove live performances were rare. Mainly because he disliked public appearances, but also because of the extensive setup time an event required, as all live music was made uniquely for the event.

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Warehouses Of Our Fathers

November 10, 2008 in Warehouses of Our Fathers

detroit hard percussive techno warehouse

Warehouses of Our Fathers is an EP centered around hard driving techno. No bullshit, no pulled punches. It’s heavy and dirty and designed to be heard from the parking lot of an abandoned factory.

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5 Miles Outside of Detroit

November 8, 2008 in 5 Miles Outside of Detroit

5 Miles Outside of Detroit Cover Art

The 5th Tao Groove album. More of an EP. Departs somewhat from the previous release and explores more aggressive sounds. Goes into a more Detroit mode of heavy technology, but still keeps an organic feel that is absent from most Detroit techno sounds. The mood is less somber, but more unrelenting.

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