German minimalist Jan Jelinek’s first album is among the most mesmerizing of the so-called clicks + cuts era of experimental techno. Propelled by dub’s heavy bass lines, glitchy pops and crackles and wandering midrange washes of sound, Loop-Finding-Jazz-Records stands alongside Pole’s early work as the most magnetic of the bunch. An album in which every tone is sacred and slight sibilant textures offer bliss, tracks including “Them/Their” and “Tendancy” float like futuristic new age dub-plates. Jelinek’s ideas on this first record are a portent; he’s since released 15 other solo and collaborative albums, each of which is its own striking, singular journey. – Randall
A1 Moiré (Piano & Organ)
A2 Rock In The Video Age 8:03
B1 They, Them 7:20
B2 Them, Their 5:06
C1 Tendency 7:21
C2 Moiré (Strings) 6:25
D1 Do Dekor 5:34
D2 Drift
Written-By, Producer – Jan Jelinek
