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| | Armchair DJ: Music Review: Underground Resistance: X-101, X-102, X-103 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) |
 | | Mad Mike Banks, Jeff Mills and Robert Hood came at us straight from Detroit, but their sound had as much in common with UK 'ardcore as it did Juan Atkins. |
 | | Conceptualism is the producer's other hallmark, so it's no surprise that the adventure-novel trappings of "X-101" and "X-102" find loftier expression in the track titles and liner notes of "Atlantis." The experimental aspects of the earlier records resurface, too, in the outer-space orchestral musings of "Thera," among other tracks. |
 | | Fans of Mills the DJ may find such interludes distracting, but when viewed in the context of the trilogy as a whole, they offer further proof that the members of Underground Resistance wanted to push their boundaries. |
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