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Daniel BellA minimal-techno figurehead so steeped in the enterprise that even his name is minimal, Daniel Bell started out as a producer and DJ in Detroit, where techno was born amid the wreckage of a pitted urban wasteland. He made his name with sleek releases under his alias DBX, and Bell’s stock continued to rise as techno became more contained and constrained.
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