
Deep Space
1995 · Detroit techno · techno
R & S Records · RS 95066 CD
№ 54 on The 250 Best Electronic Albums of the 20th Century
Juan Atkins finally at album length; the founder's own summary
Juan Atkins finally gives the Model 500 language album space on Deep Space. Electro-funk, machine melody and the clean architecture of Detroit techno stretch beyond the single and lose none of their economy. Given more room, the lines keep unfolding and never thicken. It summarizes where it could have broken ground. The man who invented the language had earned that.
№ 4 on The 10 Best Detroit Techno Albums
Atkins again, a decade on, proving the futurism was a working method rather than a moment he happened to be present for. Still pointed at orbit and swinging harder than a founder needs to.
№ 5 on The 10 Best Techno Albums
The man who named the music, proving three decades in that the futurism was a working method rather than a moment he happened to be present for. Still pointed at orbit, still swinging harder than a founder needs to.
Also ranked
- Dancefloor
- № 10
- Influence
- № 30
- External poll
- № 126
Tracklist
- 1Milky Way6:42
- 2Orbit7:09
- 3The Flow4:07
- 4Warning5:47
- 5Astralwerks5:28
- 6Starlight6:25
- 7Last Transport (To Alpha Centauri)5:12
- 8I Wanna Be There (Edit)6:42
- 9Lightspeed6:47