2nd ep from jing on 6dimensions

the first release from heartless on steve bicknells 6dimensions. acid tinged techno lives throughout the ep. hazy modular sequences, sizzling precision crushed atop of a constant kick drum creating an organic aesthetic. early support from steve bicknell, ben klock, jeff mills, robert hood, derrick may, francois kevorkian, function, luke slater, and more..

5 track techno ep

heartless is back with a new release for steve bicknell’s 6dimensions imprint.

propper techno tracks, if you like jeff mills techno this is soimething for you :)

4 strong techno tracks from label head steve bicknell

excellent timeless techno dj food

inner crosstalk see’s heartless finding inspiration in his own anxieties and fears.

a techno king / mixmag. the dj titan is still stepping it up / dj.
steve bicknell is currently having a moment. when you look at his recent releases, his growing number of gigs, his eye-catching collaborations and his new record label 6dimensions, it seems he’s feeling particularly inspired. resident advisor steve bicknell has been an integral and highly-important segment of the underground electronic scene since the early ’90s and has continued to expand his musical horizons through producing, promoting and playing” hyponik “bicknell has shaped a scene from the shadows for decades thanks to the legendary lost parties he co-ran, which brought djs like jeff mills and robert hood to the uk for the first time, as well as his own production work the vinyl factory an underground leader announces his return. his 6dimensions label seems to have reinvigorated him the arts desk.

metro skim returns to 6dimensions with actualising possibilities. there’s a degree of cohesion found in metro skims releases on 6dimensions, both socially and physically. each of the six metro skim records will feature a different segment of the same painting, revealing the whole picture when all six have been collected.

for the fourth release on 6dimensions, steve bicknell has delved into the catalogue of the lost recordings series on his previous imprint, cosmic. originally released in 1996, why? and for whom? has been named one of the best uk techno records of all time with bicknell being billed as a criminally underrated producer.

working with technical limitations, metro skim masters the art of omission showing that what can be left out is just as important as what is included. momentum is achieved with ticking 909 hi-hats and grumbling basslines before being thrown into whole tracks of beat-less techno sequences.

dj and producer, co-founder of the legendary london club night lost, steve bicknell returns to the fray with a brilliant new 12, modes of thought. comprising three full tracks and six locked grooves, the record represents the debut release on bicknells brand new label, 6dimensions. art by harumasa kono.