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Regis Techno 1998 UK

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Regis
Title:	Delivered Into The Hands Of Indifference
Style:	Techno
Date of release:	1998
Country:	UK
MP3 album size:	1630 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1947 mb
WMA album size:	1474 mb
Digital formats:	MP3 WMA AUD RA WAV AU VOC

Tracklist

A1	Hands Of A Stranger	5:05
A2	Body Unknown	4:50
B1	Disease Through Affection	4:52
B2	Barriers	4:54
C	Concentrate	4:45
D1	Escape From Yourself	4:39
D2	Indifference	4:53

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – Integrale Muzique Limited
Pressed By – DFI
Mastered At – The Exchange

Credits

Mastered By – Nilz*
Written-By, Producer – Regis

Notes

the track on side c is listed as being 'concentration'
but as the print on the label shows the tune is called 'concentrate'
Made In Great Britain
Side: A, B & D - 33 Rpm
Side: C - 45 RPM

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A): DFI-98_4 DNLP 5 A THE EXCHANGE - NILZ
Matrix / Runout (Side B): DFI-98_4 DNLP 5 BI THE EXCHANGE - NILZ
Matrix / Runout (Side C): DFI-98_4 DNLP 5 CI THE EXCHANGE - NILZ
Matrix / Runout (Side D): DFI-98_4 DNLP 5 D THE EXCHANGE - NILZ

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DNLP05	Regis	Delivered Into The Hands Of Indifference ‎(6xFile, MP3, 320)	Downwards	DNLP05	UK	Unknown
DNLP05	Regis	Delivered Into The Hands Of Indifference ‎(2x12", RE)	Downwards	DNLP05	UK	2012
DNLP 5	Regis	Delivered Into The Hands Of Indifference ‎(2x12", RP)	Downwards	DNLP 5	UK	2003
DNCD5	Regis	Delivered Into The Hands Of Indifference ‎(CD, Album)	Downwards	DNCD5	UK	1998
DNLP 05	Regis	Delivered Into The Hands Of Indifference ‎(2x12", Ltd, RE, W/Lbl)	Downwards	DNLP 05	UK	2010

elektron

It could be argued that, while achingly aware of the House / Techno culture, and working within that arena, REGIS are in fact one of the most 'Industrial' groups around. My last performance live was supporting them at a club in Morley outside Leeds, UK, and some of the pieces they used when DJing (rather than live performance) included "Hamburger Lady" and some other TG stuff. Not yer average punter fare, especially not for Teenagers celebrating New Year. And if you were to break into O'CONNOR's mountain top Fortress Of Solitude and flick through his record collection, you'd find material as diverse as NON, EINSTÜRZENDE NEUBAUTEN and GENE VINCENT. Okay, so that proves nothing, but listening to this collection of dance tracks, if you extract the ubiquitous pulse beat cliches, what you're left with is the sound of machines - fast generator pulses, busy pumping mechanisms, dehumanized churning, grinding cyclic cores which chew the air relentlessly.And as I witnessed at that gig, his direction is changing. Certain tracks here - "Concentrate", for instance, have a much more subtle feel to them. Sure the elements are all present as on the previously released 12" singles and the "Gymnastics" album, but there's a deeper, more subtle approach, a maturity which has come with the gearing down of tempo now and again. His association with arch rhythmist MICK HARRIS may have had some bearing now the initial fires have burned to a healthy glow - a deft and subtle distance to some of the levels mixed in an uncannily similar fashion to MICK's.Away from the rough, almost Punk-like forcefulness of the earlier works, REGIS's intense, concentrated music has gained a maturity which even I have to admire. It's less like a roomful of excitable youths trying to out-shout one another, and more like a forceful but controlled lecture. Originally reviewed for Soft Watch.