Blue Maxx - Unicorn

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Review by Baxtiyar Goran

Unicorn by Blue Maxx: A Techno Time Capsule That Still Glows Alright, let’s talk about Unicorn by Blue Maxx. This 1996 gem is one of those albums that kinda sneaks up on you. It’s not flashy or overhyped, but damn, does it leave a mark. Released under the Synewave label in the US, this thing is pure techno magic—crafted by producers Damon Wild and Mederic Nebinger. If you’re into electronic music with grit and groove, this album will slap you right in the feels. Now, I gotta say, “Unicorn” (the title track) hits different. Like, really different. There’s something almost mythical about how it builds—layers of pulsing synths swirling around like neon mist at some underground rave no one told you about. The beat doesn’t rush; it just moves, steady and hypnotic. Listening to it feels like stepping into a dream where everything glows faintly blue. You can almost smell the fog machines and hear sneakers squeaking on sticky dance floors from decades ago. Honestly? Tracks like this remind me why I fell in love with techno in the first place. It’s raw, unpolished, yet weirdly perfect. Then there’s “Peep-O-Rama.” Oh man, this one sticks out for all the right reasons. It’s got this quirky bounce to it, like someone dropped acid and decided to make robot funk. The bassline wobbles so hard it might as well have its own seat at the table. And those little bleeps and bloops sprinkled throughout? They’re like tiny surprises waiting to jump out at you. Every time I listen, I catch something new—a stutter here, a glitch there—and suddenly I’m grinning like an idiot. It’s playful without being corny, experimental without losing its edge. Pure ear candy. “Link,” too, deserves props—it’s darker, moodier, like staring down an empty highway at 3 AM. But honestly, “Unicorn” and “Peep-O-Rama” are the ones I keep coming back to. Maybe because they feel alive, like they’ve got stories to tell even if they never say a word. Here’s the thing: Unicorn isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel. Instead, it takes the wheel, gives it a good spin, and says, “Look what we can do.” Damon Wild and Mederic Nebinger weren’t aiming for perfection—they were chasing vibes, and boy, did they nail it. This album reminds me of simpler times when music felt less calculated and more… human, ya know? So yeah, give Unicorn a shot. Put it on late at night when the world feels too loud, or blast it during your morning commute when you need a jolt of energy. Either way, it’ll take you somewhere unexpected. Just don’t blame me if you start hearing unicorns galloping through your headphones later. Oh, and hey—if anyone knows what happened to Blue Maxx after ’96, hit me up. Their disappearance only adds to the mystery.

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Artist: Blue Maxx
Album: Unicorn
Rating: 4.21

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Download

Filename: blue-maxx-unicorn.zip
  • MP3 size: 13.5 mb
  • FLAC size: 157.8 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Peep-O-Rama
Link
Unicorn

Video

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Blue Maxx (Damon Wild and Mederic Nebinger)  Unicorn

Images

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Catalog Numbers

SW23.5

Labels

Synewave

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 12"

Credits

RoleCredit
ProducerDamon Wild, Mederic Nebinger

About Blue Maxx

Real Name

    • Damon Wild & Mederic Nebinger

Name Vars

  • Blue Max
  • Blue Wax

Members

  • Mederic Nebinger
  • Damon Wilber

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Unicorn* by Blue Maxx is a hidden gem in the techno scene. Released in 1996 under the Synewave label, it’s a blend of raw electronic beats that feel both futuristic and nostalgic. Fun fact—Damon Wild and Mederic Nebinger, the producers behind it, crafted tracks like "Peep-O-Rama" that still sound ahead of their time. If you’re into underground techno, this one’s worth a listen.

Comments

borisshekel
2025-03-16
Great
rickytangnet
2025-03-16
unreal
meteta123
2025-03-15
miticazo!!!