Alan Oldham charted T.Linder's No Retreat No Surrender on the Tresor website this week. 

Check it:

01. Various | The Art of Transformation 2 | xfive
02. T. Linder | No Retreat No Surrender | Detroit Techno Militia
03. DJ T-1000 | Frequency Kill | Tresor
04. Akiko Kiyama | Venus, Deliciously Eaten By a Cat | Thema
05. Terence Dixon | Daily Routine | Unreleased
06. The Neon Sex Fiend | Elektrofive (Ultradyne Remake) | Generator
07. Detroitrocketscience | Reclamation of Negative Space | xfive
08. DJ T-1000 | Zuleica | Myspace exclusive
09. Jeff Mills | Axis 046 2 x 12" | White Label
10. Falco | Auf Der Flucht | A&M

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by Jean Johnson
DetroitTechno Militia are making a lot of headway, particularly due to theirrecent transition from DJs to producers. “We did it for ourselves, andfor all our DJs to play out,” T.Linder says. “All the responses havebeen 100 percent positive; I haven’t heard a bad thing. It’s beeninspiring getting the positive feed back.”

Expect DTM 03’srelease this fall. Recently, Dave Clarke took a shining to T.Linder’s“Respect,” off DTM 03. It’s Clarke’s No. 3 on his chart this summer; heeven debuted it at the Monegros Desert Festival in Spain. The label isa sub-label of local Cratesavers Muzic. “Cratesavers is integral in ourrecord launch,” T.Linder explains, “We are able to deal directly withpeople who’ve inspired us; not a lot of people get that opportunity.We’ve been lucky.”

Haven’t checked out DTM, yet? This Friday istheir Northern Lights Lounge monthly. There’s a huge party on Thursday,Aug. 30, at Exodos Lounge. It’s a DTM video-shoot of six DTM DJs(T.Linder, DJ Seoul, Darkcube, DJ Psycho, Neil V. and others) onfive decks.

Check out detroittechnomilitia.com for mixes by the Militia, as well as a link to T.Linder’s featured mix on Dave Clarke’s radio show.