DHS - The House Of God Part 1

Review by Ron C. de Weijze

The House of God by DHS is an electronic dance album that takes the listener on a journey through various styles of techno and house music. The album is a seamless blend of futuristic beats and old-school grooves, showcasing the group's mastery of the genre.

The album opens with the track "The House of God," a pulsating, bass-heavy track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. From there, the listener is taken on a ride through various styles of techno and house music, including the hypnotic "Mind Control," the funky "House of Jealous Lovers," and the groovy "Rhythm Is a Dancer."

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Future Sound of London," a haunting and atmospheric track that showcases the group's ability to create a mood and tell a story through their music. Another highlight is "The Sound of Detroit," a tribute to the city's legendary techno scene that features a driving beat and catchy synth melody.

Summary by Ron C. de Weijze

The House of God is a must-listen for fans of electronic dance music. DHS has crafted an album that is both timeless and forward-thinking, showcasing their talent as producers and their love for the genre.