Denzel & Huhn, Paraport (side A)

It seems I'm a completist for the Denzel & Huhn catalog, with 3 records in total. 2007's Paraport was the last. Where the earliest sometimes referenced techno (mostly subtly), Paraport's palette is less referential and it's tempos are slower. Denzel & Huhn still rely on repetition, with a sterile/digital sound, and they still occasionally drop sub-bass frequencies that are regonizably modern (and impressively cut into vinyl). The music, though, is less referential and more strange, if still accessible and friendly. The packaging is again impressively austere, and, to fit the music, a bit more abstract than their earlier releases.