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Octave One
Octave One est un groupe de musique techno américain composé de Lenny et Lawrence Burden, parfois associés à leurs trois autres frères, Lorne, Lynell et Lance. Ils ont créé au début des années 1990 le label 430 West qui est à l'origine de la seconde vague de la techno de Détroit. Ils font de nombreuses tournées en tant que DJ ou musiciens en live.
Principalement connus pour leurs morceaux techno, les frères Burden ont également produit de nombreux disques de deep house et de garage sous d'autres pseudonymes, notamment Random Noise Generation, Metro D (avec Terrell Langston) ou Never On Sunday.
Discographie partielle
The Burden Brothers
Metro D
Never On Sunday
- Decay (1991, Retroactive)
- Day By Day (1992, 430 West)
Octave One
- I Believe (1990, Transmat / Ten Records Ltd.)
- Octivation EP (1991, 430 West)
- Conquered Nation (1995, 430 West)
- The Living Key (To Images From Above) (Album, 1997, 430 West)
- Aztlan / DayStar Rising (1998, 430 West / Underground Resistance)
- Blackwater (2001, Concept Music)
- The Theory of Everything (Album, 2002, Concept Music)
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Liens externes
Portail de la musique
Portail de la musique électronique
Catégories : Groupe de musique du Michigan | Groupe de musique électronique américain | Techno de Détroit | Garage house | Deep house
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