First time I heard No UFO's (D-Mix), I thought it was a new track by The Hacker.Now I'm here on this release page, and 1985 is the release year.Mind. Blown.

Wonderful detroit sound, just incredible...No ufos? I think Juan Atkins is an ufo.. He is soo good, he cant be other

This might be my favorite of any of the original Detroit hits. It's stuff like this that makes me think that Juan Atkins was a lot more talented than May or Saunderson.

Juan was inspired by the drone of automated factories and trips down the I-96 freeway late at night, he once said in an interview. That's why these track sound so dark and mysterious.

more like Kraftwerk...

early dark acid type track which was the final chapter for juan and rick davis{3070}.it originally was going to be a cybotron release but due to choosing different musical paths,juan put it out on his metroplex label.original pressing mint green label/black text as pictured,was later released blue label/blue text,blue label/black text and white label blue/gold text also pictured,and i still listen to it to this day.

this is what set it off for me. i picked this up wishing and hoping that this was the ufo track that i remembered as a kid. i could feel the electricity running through me as i dropped the needle and realized what i had just come across. no ufo's triggered my need for history. classics. roots. i purchased 2 copies and thus began my search for everything i was ever exposed too from detroit radio. this record changed my life!

Hardcore electro! Dark and futuristic a la 80´s. No softness in this record. Is he descibing a nightmare or a utopia? Macine-coded beats with icecold basslines.Chilly reverbs (clinic). And a text that brainwashes you! Far away from today´s standards. Enfore.

"Time Space Transmat" is one of these great productions which made this kind of music big in the mid-80ies. Juan mediates us his high-tech visions in his early tracks in an incredible way.