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Basic Channel appears 5 times in our Dub Techno, 1994, and The Waxonia Desk — The Hundred lists, placing as high as No. 1. Hand-curated, with a reason for every pick.

Ranked entries
5
Appears on
Dub Techno, 1994, and The Waxonia Desk — The Hundred
Years
1993–1994
Highest placing
No. 1 in Dub Techno
Updated
2026-08-29

Appears on

  1. Phylyps Trak

    1993 · Basic Channel

    Ranked No. 1 in Dub Techno

    A single chord, a filter and eleven minutes. Moritz von Oswald and Mark Ernestus establish that a techno record can consist almost entirely of the space around its own decay.

    Also on The Waxonia Desk — The Hundred

  2. Quadrant Dub

    1994 · Basic Channel

    Ranked No. 2 in Dub Techno

    The purest statement of the method — the rhythm dissolves into delay returns and never quite reassembles. Thirty years on it still sounds like it was mastered underwater on purpose.

    Also on 1994, The Waxonia Desk — The Hundred

  3. Quadrant Dub

    1994 · Basic Channel

    Picked by 1994

    Two Berliners running techno through dub's mixing desk and inventing a genre almost as a side effect. Nothing about it sounds like a founding document, which is usually how founding documents sound at the time.

    Also on Dub Techno, The Waxonia Desk — The Hundred

  4. Phylyps Trak

    1993 · Basic Channel

    Picked by The Waxonia Desk — The Hundred

    One chord, a filter and eleven minutes, and it establishes that a techno record can consist almost entirely of the space around its own decay.

    Also on Dub Techno

  5. Quadrant Dub

    1994 · Basic Channel

    Picked by The Waxonia Desk — The Hundred

    The rhythm dissolves into delay returns and never quite reassembles. Thirty years on it still sounds mastered underwater, deliberately.

    Also on Dub Techno, 1994