Percy X
Indebted to tough-techno pioneers Underground Resistance as well as the minimalist heads at Berlin's Basic Channel, Scotsman Tony Scott has been recording excellent techno from his base in Glasgow since the mid-'90s. Scott originally appeared with Richard Miller in the trance -- as it was known in 1993, that is -- duo Havana, which broke with a club hit named "Schtoom." Though the pair split, they continued releasing material separately on a co-owned label, Out on a Limb. It was just a matter of time before Scott debuted for Glasgow's finest, the Soma label owned by Stuart MacMillan and Orde Meikle from Slam. His three 1995 releases for the label -- "X-Trak 1," "Odyssey," and "-3," the latter with co-production from Andrew Weatherall -- were floor-fillers on those dancefloors devoted to Spartan techno. His first LP, Spyx, followed in 1996, though Scott kept a comparatively low profile during the next few years, issuing only three EPs during 1997-1999. The sophomore Percy X album, Gain, followed in 2000.
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20 album(s) • Sorted by Bestseller
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Soma25 Remixes
Techno - Released by Soma Records on 17 feb. 2017
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Low Rider
Dance - Released by Neon Nova Production on 21 feb. 2024
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Where's the Music
Techno - Released by Soma Records on 11 jun. 2002
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X-Trak 1 Remixes
Techno - Released by Soma Records on 7 aug. 2011
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User Friendly EP
Dance - Released by Soma Records on 14 dec. 1998
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