People who like Deluge also listen to Marcel Fengler, Norman Nodge, Shed, Peter Van Hoesen, Planetary Assault Systems, Ben Klock, Delta Funktionen, Mike Dehnert, DVS1, Samuli Kemppi.

Fifty Weapons released Deluge on Tue Dec 06 2011. The 2 track Techno release features Marcel Dettmann. **Fifty Weapons** has also released vinyl by [Addison Groove](/artist/addison-groove), [Bambounou](/artist/bambounou), [Anstam](/artist/anstam), [Atoms For Piece](/artist/atoms-for-piece), and [Other Lives](/artist/other-lives). Browse the [Fifty Weapons catalogue](/label/fifty-weapons). People who like Deluge also listen to Marcel Fengler, Norman Nodge, Shed, Peter Van Hoesen, Planetary Assault Systems, Ben Klock, Delta Funktionen, Mike Dehnert, DVS1, Samuli Kemppi.

Widely associated with Berlin and institutions Berghain and Hard Wax, Dettmann has remained true to his roots by consistently seeking to innovate electronic music, particularly in regards to integrating visual art and techno. Raised in the former GDR, Dettmann developed his passion for electronic music early, counting new wave, post-punk and industrial music as his strongest influences – long before discovering techno and eventually immersing himself in it. Since the early 90s he has been a fixture in Berlin as both an artist and DJ, becoming a resident at OstGut in 1999. He has also held a residency at OstGut's successor Berghain since its opening in 2004 until today. Dettmann’s productions for his own MDR imprint and Ostgut Ton, as well as his compilations and mixes for fabric, Music Man, !K7 and Dekmantel sit between contemporary techno and pre-techno, providing a unique aesthetic at once reduced and rough, emotional and unpredictable.

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