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Review: Adam Port, &ME and Rampa at team up with Little Dragon are quite the collaboration here on 'Saving My Love', a one track 12' where the deep house sound of Berlin collides with Swedish pop sensibilities. Proper mood music for late night basement parties, the Keinemusik trio's idiosyncratic style of bold, emotive and futuristic groove is the perfect backdrop to Yukumi Nagano's breathtaking vocals. Tip!
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Ninja Tools Vol 1 (hand-stamped 12" in hand-stamped sleeve)
Cat: LMBG 01. Rel: 14 Feb 17
Minimal/Tech House
Review: New label Lumbago drop a new, tasty, hand-stamped house belter to soothe all of your winter blues, and it's clear that the imprint are very much here to stay. Instead of going for the glory-hunting, they've decided to release music from a selection of rising names, but from the sounds of "Inappropriate" by 100Hz, the quality factor is very much present. Even Octave's "Racing", a rough, analog house banger with an industrial edge, packs enough of a punch to make us wonder why we haven't been name-dropping him more often. Over on the flip, Nightdrivers member Rufus, who is often heard alongside Mass Prod, drops the supremely funky "Conseguenza", a disco-tinged house roller that's given the dub-house treatment by the increasingly present Cab Drivers. Excellent material, right here.
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Review: Classic joint - Dr Dre production based around a piano loop lifted from Joe Cocker’s "Woman To Woman".
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Review: Bonafide classic here getting an official re-issue. Not available on any of his studio albums, this was released as his comeback single upon his release from prison in 1995. It was nominated for a posthumous Grammy - 'Best Rap Solo Performance by a Duo or Group'.
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Review: As a member of the legendary Flipmode Squad, Rah Digga's rap is bouncing off the walls on this cover of the Marvin Gaye classic "Sexual Healing". It takes the song to a whole new level! The remix is already causing proper dancefloor damage around the globe by all major players on the circuit.
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Review: Jersey's veterans 280 West make a big-time return to Phuture Soul with this powerful three-track EP of soulful, garagey vocal house. "I Never Knew" is classic Jersey, a big-time male vocal with some chunky drums and disco horns blasting away on the hypnotic, catchy soulful groove - the A-side "West" mix is a stormer for the clubs. On the flip you've got a super-fat dub mix and the beatless reprise mix to do some DJing damage with. Fans of DJ Spen and the East Coast sound will be all over this big time release.
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Review: Brad Peterson and Rai Scott aka 2Deepsoul go limited edition and hand numbered for their white coloured 10" Earth Energy Part 1 EP on Spanish label Minuedo. Bubbling and acid toned squiggles dance upon staccato hi-hats and choral melodies in the upbeat and sweat sounding house cut "Serenade". Analogue warmth is ever present throughout the "The Silence of Winter", as hypnotic leads and LFO infected synths influence serenely sung vocals and top end EQ twiddles. A collector's must have.
… Read morePlayed by: Jane Fitz, Owen Jay, Brendan Clark (Northern Purpose), Patrick Luca (Island Issues), Nick P Warren, Life Recorder, Ben Boe (For Those That Knoe), Miles Simpson, Ernie (Minuendo Recordings), Owain Kimber (Owain K), Hernan Cronner, Tomson, Mick Welch (Elektrosouls), Martin Haberland, Satore (Hizou Deep Rooted Music), Four Walls, Giorgio Luceri, Ed Maddams, Diego Perrisson, Ricardo Miranda, Brad P/Inner Shift/Common Dreams, Kastil (Soul Notes/Stale), Tommy Finger Jr., Samann (Traxx Underground), Lumitecc, Contrast-Wax
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Review: In celebration of their tenth birthday, Selador marks the occasion in style with a four-track collaborative EP, featuring tracks from 3D, Robert Owens, Olivier Giacomotto, Quivver, Dave Seaman, Hernan Cattaneo, Argia, and Jepe. The opening track, 'Known Love', is a deep, pulasting house tune that feels like an instant classic, perhaps thanks to the soulful, pop-tinged vocals - think LCD soundsystem meets Four Tet. 'Snailblazer', the second track on the EP, takes a much darker turn, with a chugging, EBM-esque feel. Full-bodied and complete with obscured vocals, this is the kind of track to pull out your bag when it's time to really get stuck in. On the B-side, 'Napkin Knowledge' draws on the glistening synths of eurodance, yet still securing the melodies to a grounded bassline and rhythm section. 'Salitre' is the perfect closing track, rising up in a gleaming, ecstatic melody, before delicately returning to ground level. A varied yet firmly cohesive collaborative release - the perfect way for Selador to kick off their 2023 catalogue.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: A collaboration between Bristol's Shall Not Fade and London label/clothing line Handy here titled Keep It In The Family. SNF tapped 9th House & Berlin-based Italian Ruff Stuff for some wicked techno tracks, and it's all about the latter doing his best Aril Brikha impression on 'Still Dancing'. Representing Handy we have Bobby Cazanova serving up some bass-heavy sci-fi fantasies on the electro number 'Big Eden' and a collab between Arthur Dudley and Retromigration who serve up some smoky, late night deep house on 'Moodyknight'.
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Review: Cool Acquaviva & Zenker minimal stuff!
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Cat: PCR 010. Rel: 19 May 11
Deep House
Review: US label Prescription Classics serve up the fourth part in the From The Vaults series. Taking timeless beauties from the archives, Ron Trent's label is now re-issuing these deep dance gems. Part 4 kicks off with Abacus's "My Brazilian Love". Raw chords, delicate swinging hi-hats and perfectly executed percussive sections give it pure soul and groove. Last Session's "Sometimes I Feel" is fuelled by a strong kick that's kept in check by a bassline to die for and sultry vocal snippets. Label boss Ron Trent is up on the flip with "Morning Fever"; its epic guitar riff and chord patterns get as deep and funky as they come, garnished with tinny percussion and low slung momentum. Lastly, "Love Is The Message" from Ani is the "For Those Who Didn't Hear It The First Time" version from 1994. Riding off its tribal percussion and sharp drum taps, the sexy vocals ooze with allure over the constantly driving groove. Essential.
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Review: Italian label Dig This Way serves up a third sizzling offering, this time featuring Nigerian singer Peter Abdul. He does his heart aching work over a solid rhythm from Abeng's Musical Box and the results are steeped in romance and yearning. A flip side dub from Russ Disciple is also well worth checking for its smart effects and fathom deep bass. Abdul is a relative unknown but for his 1984 album Get Down With Me, which head in a more boogie and funk direction. Regardless, this is a tasty dub, make no mistake.
… Read morePlayed by: Afro Beat Foundation
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Review: Woah, we didn't see this coming; Ajunabeats, the UK trance imprint founded in 2000 by Above & Beyond types Jono Grant and Paavo Siljamaki, release a pair of remixes that touch on dubstep and future garage. The label boss's "Sun & Moon" is given some sub bass growl and menace by Distance on the A, while Seiji pops up with a garage-y interpretation on the flip that retains the straight up trance synths and chipmunk vocals!
… Read morePlayed by: DJ Downrock, EPITOME
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Cat: ANJ 176. Rel: 21 Jun 11
Drum And Bass
Played by: GVOZD - RESPECT Russia, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
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Review: Mike Acetate has, for over fifteen years, been an integral part of the Sydney music scene. From clubber to DJ, to promotion and production, Mike has covered it all. Firmly grounded with a deep and passionate understanding of solid music and the way it is constructed he constantly delivers seriously ass shaking DJ sets. "Jus Move" is his new release on the Deep House Project imprint.
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ACID WASHED / ARNAUD REBOTINI / SEB EL ZIN / COMMANDO VARIETE / RAMBAL COCHET / MOUNT KISMET / DANTON EEPROM
Black Ink (12")
Cat: THISBE 005. Rel: 04 May 22
Techno
Review: Stop yourself in for another rugged ride through electro and techno from the vanguard here as Thisbe Recordings serves up a fifth fantastic slab of wax. It's a fine various artists affair that kicks off with Acid Washed and the legendary Arnaud Rebotini. Their 'Brandtaucher' is a polished metal and electro tinged disco cut with bleeping melodies. Seb El Zin then keeps it real raw with 'Lingua Minimalista' and the energy doesn't dip on Rambal Cochet's flip side opener 'Oseary Drakoulias' races to the star on slap funk bass and cruising melodies. Mount Kismet's 'Sirocco' rides on rugged arps and last of all Danton Eeprom's 'L'Homme Canon' slows right down to an electro-funk and boogie down workout.
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Review: Detroit label Infolines is back with their third release, arriving in the form of this exciting four track various artists EP. Label boss ADMN, a local staple of the scene affiliated with Paxahau and Movement Festival, makes his vinyl debut here alongside Mister Joshooa (My Baby) with the low slung minimal tech house of "LFOs Are Tight" which is absolutely perfect tackle for the afterhour. It then receives an absolutely hypnotic and arcane rework by local legend Delano Smith. Over on the flip, we have one seriously oddball groove on the slo-mo tip titled "Pink Panther" by local outfit Remote Viewing Party, comprised of Aran Daniels and Mike Petrack.
… Read morePlayed by: Pontchartrain
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Cat: HURTLP 098-3. Rel: 04 Feb 11
Funky/Club House
Review: Whilst all the vinyl samplers for this DJ History curated Trax Re-edit compilation are worth investigating, it's perhaps this third volume that screams essential the most by virtue of the presence of JD Twitch, Andy Blake, Richard Sen, Toby Tobias and Hardway Bros as the resident re-editors. Nor do they disappoint either as Hardway Bros team up with Rekids type Tobias and introduce some driving energetic synth patterns into Adonis' "We're Rocking Down This House" as well as embellishing the bottom end for a modern day warehouse thumper. Equally good is Cave Painter Andy Blake teasing out the rubbery off kilter undertones to Willy Wonka's spoken word drum machine thriller "What Is House" whilst retaining the raw, stuttering core. On the flip, Richard Sen goes deep on the signature synth stabs to Ron Hardy's "Sensation" which will destroy the more discerning dancefloors out there. Finally JD Twitch strips Mr. Lee's "Pump Up Chicago" of its really quite silly overtones and twists the track into a brilliantly hypnotic and menacing acid tinged late night jacker
… Read morePlayed by: Local Zero, Neal Lewis, Richard Sen, Juno Recommends Funky House, Boriqua Tribez, Spring Chart
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Review: Enter the World of Rubber. A new label endeavour from the hallowed Lowlands area of Den Haag surfaces in the shape of Rubber which launches with a most curious various artists 12". Alesandro Adriani is more commonly known for his curatorial skills at the head of Mannequin Records, but the Italian can clearly sequence a track on the basis of his opener "Death Move 1" which certainly sounds like he had the guttural sounds of The Hague in mind! Rubbing up alongside Adriani on the A-side is 0 5W, a Finnish techno project whose unpredictable "Aluco" will appeal to fans of the Borft label. Some Den Haag heritage lines the B-side as a slightly unnerving track from the mid-90s archives of Unit Moebius is given pride of place. We await further Rubber transmissions with interest!
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Review: Taken from the recent, highly acclaimed 'Milky Disco' compilation on Lo Recordings, 'Spacer Woman' is a scintillating slab of hi-octane,
Italo space-disco. Created by Johan Agebjörn, who was responsible for all the production on Sally Shapiro's 'Disco Romance' album, the
12" includes remixes by Rude 66 and Elitechnique which take it even deeper into space and onto nu-disco dancefloors. Dutch electro
artist Rude 66, with releases on labels like Viewlexx, Bunker and Crème Organization, previously remixed Sally's hit 'I'll Be By Your Side',
receiving plenty of club play from DJs like The Hacker and Tiga. His take on this 12", titled 'Deeper Space Woman', is a slow and deep,
dubby trip which will work well as a start-up for slower DJ sets. Dutch duo Elitechnique, with releases on Clone and Radius and earlier
remixes for Black Devil Disco Club and Alden Tyrell, take the track into a nu-disco dancefloor monster called 'Outer Space Woman' with
additional backing vocals by the Dutch actress Loes. The 12" ends with a wicked sidechain dance version of a computer game track,
'Mega Man II re-mix' by Johan Agebjörn, here without Sally's vocals but with vintage 8bit sounds. Sally Shapiro's debut album 'Disco
Romance' was released in 2007 and received excellent reviews from magazines like Pitchfork Media, Vice, Der Spiegel and XLR8R. It
was recently nominated as 'electronic/dance album of the year' by U.S. Plug Awards and Sally was nominated as 'female artist of the year'.
'Spacer Woman From Mars' was originally intended for 'Disco Romance', but was taken out because of its space rather than love theme.
… Read moreItalo space-disco. Created by Johan Agebjörn, who was responsible for all the production on Sally Shapiro's 'Disco Romance' album, the
12" includes remixes by Rude 66 and Elitechnique which take it even deeper into space and onto nu-disco dancefloors. Dutch electro
artist Rude 66, with releases on labels like Viewlexx, Bunker and Crème Organization, previously remixed Sally's hit 'I'll Be By Your Side',
receiving plenty of club play from DJs like The Hacker and Tiga. His take on this 12", titled 'Deeper Space Woman', is a slow and deep,
dubby trip which will work well as a start-up for slower DJ sets. Dutch duo Elitechnique, with releases on Clone and Radius and earlier
remixes for Black Devil Disco Club and Alden Tyrell, take the track into a nu-disco dancefloor monster called 'Outer Space Woman' with
additional backing vocals by the Dutch actress Loes. The 12" ends with a wicked sidechain dance version of a computer game track,
'Mega Man II re-mix' by Johan Agebjörn, here without Sally's vocals but with vintage 8bit sounds. Sally Shapiro's debut album 'Disco
Romance' was released in 2007 and received excellent reviews from magazines like Pitchfork Media, Vice, Der Spiegel and XLR8R. It
was recently nominated as 'electronic/dance album of the year' by U.S. Plug Awards and Sally was nominated as 'female artist of the year'.
'Spacer Woman From Mars' was originally intended for 'Disco Romance', but was taken out because of its space rather than love theme.
Played by: Jon Tye (Seahawks/Milky Disco), Hyboid
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Review: Much sought after represses from the Unlimited Love camp, now up to their eleventh edition. On the A side, there's some seriously soulful and raw funk in the form of Aggression's "Tag" from 1981. It's anyone's guess when Robbie Cee's "Beautiful People" (instrumental) is from, but this sexy electronic disco number is timeless and said to be played out by the likes of Hunee and other top selectors. On the flip, Ron Richardson's boogie down joint from 1983 "Ooh Wee Babe" was admittedly our absolute favourite of the bunch. but, honourable mention also to the quite familiar sounding soul power of Sophisticated Ladies - "This Ain't Really Love" (1980).
… Read morePlayed by: Scratchandsniff
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Cat: HUDD 042. Rel: 25 Jul 13
Deep House
Review: Booming warehouse beats and a looping female vocal similar to Marco Shuttle's hit "The Vox Attitude" dominates Agnes' "Question Rhetorique", the first track from a various artist sampler Hudd Traxx has put out to celebrate eight years of releasing records. Hudd Traxx stalwart Eddie Leader - who recently appeared on another EP with Agnes - supplies "Slumster", a rigid drum track swung by a choral of synthesised pads and heavily struck chords. Detroit legend Rick Wade delivers something a little more ambient until his trademark, tremolo-effected chords shine down on the track like a ray of light breaking through the clouds. Greek producer Sek caps of an energetic EP with the deeper - potential poolside anthem - "All Over Me".
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Review: Frank Music look to main man Johannes Albert for the second volume of their Rarities series and he covers plenty of musical ground in the process. First up, Benjamin Frohlich's 'Tivoli' gets a super upbeat and summery 4/4 disco re-treatment to kick things off, before Albert steps up again to tackle Kayroy's 'Identification Unknown' with future-facing disco synths. The version of 'Fomo' he serves up is more dirty and danceable, with acid lines and twinkling arps. Last of all, Albert's remix of Leon Revol - 'Acid Is Rolling' is an undulating cut with muscular beats and crispy snares.
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Amir ALEXANDER presents RICHIE RATCHET
The Infinity EP! (Record Store Day 2015) (limited pink vinyl 12")
Cat: JJR 005. Rel: 12 May 15
Deep House
Review: It's another RSD 2015 house stepper coming out the woodwork, and it's by none other than Amir Alexander - everyone's favourite Malmo-based contemporary Chicago house don. This time he appears under his Ritchie Ratchet moniker with two acid-laced house cuts, stripped-back and militarised into a pair of club missiles. "Infinity!" and "Ulysses!" are similar in structure but different in tone, where the former is on a steady path to destruction while the latter bounces off the walls with an abrasive touch. Class!
… Read morePlayed by: Agnostic Rhythm
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Review: Ever-present in the early to mid nineties and as the die hard fans know well, they haven't actually gone anywhere. Luna-C and his label stable have been constantly releasing music ever since then. Here are two brand new releases for you to get your hands on. To give you an explanation of what's on the wax, it's not that far from what they were releasing back in the day. The old skool feel remains, but the tempo has gone up a bit. Some of the tracks on the EP would even fit into the new hardcore breakz category. Knite Force has some serious die hard fans out there, don't forget to help them get hold of their fix.
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Cat: BLUECANDLE 1496. Rel: 23 Jan 20
Funk
Review: "Cramp Your Style" by All The People surely belongs among the canon of all time funk standards, sampled aplenty over the years, included on numerous compilations as well as being the recipient of cover versions from Breakestra and Killer Meters. Originally issued on the Blue Candle label back in 1972, a newly remastered edition of that 7" is now available for any funkateers out there without the 45 in their collections already. Robert Moore's yearning vocal sounds all the better for it too! And don't sleep on the bluesy delights of B side track "Watcha Gonna Do About It?".
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Review: All The People was a Florida-based soul act who joined vocalist Robert Moore Jr on this highly sought after '45. Moore was the master of a singing style known as 'soul scatting'. His career later took him to Miami, where in 1979 he joined a group headed by Herb Reed, one of the original Platters. He stayed with Reed until 1993. Originally released on Blue Candle back in 1972, this much sought after classic has been reissued thanks to Japan's Ultra Vybe with an edit on the flip by Conomark & Hong Kong, which retains the original's big band style of soul music in the tradition of the legendary James Brown.
… Read morePlayed by: I Love 45's!
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Review: Voice Notes is a new imprint run by London underground veteran Toby Tobias with Alphonse. A five track various artist EP, Voice Notes 002 is a time-honoured memorial for its sister label London Housing Trust, that they shut down a few years ago after 10 releases. Featuring tracks by label boss Tobias who delivers some emotive electro on 'Streets Of Gold', his evil twin Alphonse on the UK flava of 'Rujac', plus introducing Dance with the dub techno deconstruction of 'Amber', Rodney Bennett with the classic Stateside deep house of 'Palm Sunday' and Pyramids of Space with the downbeat IDM journey 'Quantis'.
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Marea Captura (limited hand-stamped hand-numbered 12")
Cat: PLR 005. Rel: 29 Aug 14
Minimal/Tech House
Review: With their own unique pool of hitherto unfamiliar artists to draw upon, Project London have been doing a fine job a crafting an identity in the murky underbelly of minimal house music. On the label's fifth release they turn to a host of different artists to throw down the goods, including the moody low-end throb of Alsi's "Marea Captura" and the nervous shuffle of Ztrl's "Shining". There are some lighter moods to be found on Anestie Gomez's "Sketchagram", which shimmers with the kind of playful micro sampling that made Telegraph an essential label in the mid 00s, proving this is stripped down music with imagination and flair.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: The Japanese legend meets the East-German scientist.
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Review: Given that Ricardo Villalobos was one of a handful of guest producers who featured on Oren Ambarchi's recent Hubris album - a krautrock-influenced minimalist techno exploration that also boasted contributions from Jim O'Rourke and Mark Fell, amongst others - it seems fitting that he's been roped in to provide two new remixes. The Chilean's contribution to the album was largely rhythm-based, and his two lengthy Variations - each stretched across one side of wax - promote undulating, heads-down dancefloor hypnotism above all else. Naturally, his drum programming and use of subtle stylistic shifts is as on-point as ever, with Ambarchi's original textures being manipulated into mind-altering new shapes.
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Review: 'Bitch Betta Have My Money' is the debut studio album by American rapper AMG. It was released in 1991 on Select Records and co-produced by DJ Quik. The lead single from the album here is a classic in the gangsta rap style, which received a terrific cover version (with an awesome video) by pop chanteuse Rihanna in 2015. Her rendition is remixed by Vancouver based DJ/producer Kemo, a member of local hip-hop outfits Rascalz and the Vanguards. He has also had production credits for Pitbull, T.O.K. and Swollen Members among many others.
… Read morePlayed by: I Love 45's!
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Cat: KHIDIANIV 002. Rel: 15 Sep 22
Techno
Review: Khidi rolls out another anniversary EP here and it is another various artists affair that takes no prisoners. On their opener, Ancient Methods & OTHR bring some hellish metal and industrial overtones to the stomping, vicious 'Vast Vanishing' with its horror-core vocals. Roman & Boyd Chidt don't let up but offer a more linear and streamlined bit of stomping techno pressure. Silent Servant unleashes lashings of metallic synths over his signature tech sounds and then the floating loops of Unhuman & Vulkanski suspend you just above a rusty old factory floor.
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Review: A massive hard techno/schranz sampler which will be huge in no time. We start of with "Shifting Basics" by Ancronix. Banging kick drums and furious drum patterns combined with mighty hoover sounds make this an ultimate party pounder for the masses! Then we find "KO OK" by Yamas, who are a techno collective from Denmark. These men present a speedy hard techno tune which will be highly appreciated! On the flip we have "Simanu" by Source Unknown. Filthy kicks & a sick melody line drive this track to an ultimate climax which does serious damage on all hard floors. Last but not least is "Soul Harvest" by Riotbot who presents a bit more hypnotising piece of hard techno work. All of this is brought on white vinyl! Another top release which already receives heavy DJ support so get your stock in now!!
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Review: The second instalment of the Nightlife 6 EP, it's yet another picture perfect snapshot of modern day D&B taken by Andy C. DC Breaks take the lead with the razor-sharp steps and bruising bass burps of "Slugs" and LaVice follows with the almighty drone attack "Portland". Conjuring up memories of Full Cycle in their prime, it's a timeless hurter. Stealth & Codebreaker take us to the darkest possible corners with a punishing amen attack while Dose's "Bounce Off" lives up to its name in every way. Exceedingly heavy.
… Read morePlayed by: Andy C, Friction and Spor
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New Blood 011: Bass Filled Tonic For Mind & Body (double 12")
Cat: MEDIC 22. Rel: 05 Mar 11
Drum And Bass
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Review: All hail Dettmann! Having included a veritable swathe of unreleased material from artists affiliated with his label on the excellent Fabric 77 earlier this year, Marcel Dettmann has done the right thing and issued the majority across two 12"s released this week. As is the case when granted the chance to own these cuts, it's interesting to see if they retain the power and intensity they conveyed when utilised by Dettmann within the context of the mix cd. In the case of "Transit" and "BB 1.0" from Answer Code Request and Norman Nodge respectively, that's a resounding yes! The latter's production is a particularly potent slab of lysergic sonic dementia that the more adventurous selectors will be playing for years to come. Dettman's A&R skills are on full display with cuts from Stefan 'Kryptic Universe' Schindler's new Lockermatik project and newcomer Ryan James Ford.
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Review: Antix and former Yoshitoshi artist Rob Salmon deliver a wicked progressive & electro house workout here on the Flow label, featuring remix pressure from Andre Absolut on the flip.
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Review: When cult Norfolk gathering Houghton Festival was cancelled in 2019 because of high winds, ARA-U* & Radioactive Man had just bought their booze and were already on their way. After a moment's sadness, they decided to turn bad news into good and head to the studio to work on some tracks. For the next two days, they stayed high on music as their Prophet, 101, 808, 303, and the Juno synths whirred and flashed. Turning a bad situation into a great collection of tracks with their latest collaborative release 'The Houghton Blues EP across two sides of vinyl, serving up pure analogue vibes and raw machine electro funk. The opener ''Sounds Like Prince' is electrifying from the off with its neck-snapping drums and perc and squelchy synth lines. 'Machines Chit Chat' is a deeper cut with cosmic synths, 'What Happened To The Stash' is as dark and urgent as the title suggests. then closer 'The Houghton Blues' brings a sense of machine soul that will melt your heart.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Electro
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Review: It's been a while since Archiver launched his I & I Musik label with the "Pusherman" dub but he's back and it's a serious thing. Gravity weighs off every word Ras Tinny spits. A stern story of greed's vicious pyramid laid over some springy kicks and ebbed textures, it's an alluring attack of both thoughts and senses. Alpha Steppa takes it deeper into the dance with a heavy pressure skank on the flip. Highly recommended.
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Review: The Fourier label is back with more minimal dance floor magic, and the second release is a collaborative affair packed with talent. It's Aztec, Dark Male, Rob Bellfield and The Vast Profound who all come through here and start off with 'Sweet Music', a nice balmy and dubby cut for zoned out listening .'Unlimited Apex' pairs pensive basslines with smeared and expansive pads, then 'Standard Model' has a more warped and mind-melting cosmic take on warm, deep rolling tech. 'Silence After The Storm' is the gorgeously serene closer. Classy stuff for sure.
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Review: Bari, Puglia based SUBOSC is helmed by producer Kaelan and presents four excursions through the more hypnotic and cerebral strains of techno. Berlin's Artefakt starts off on the A side with with the trance inducing reductionism of "Curvature Of Mind", while Italian Alan Backdrop returns after what seems like a long absence from the scene, but he's back in form on the exquisite sound design of "Quaraman". On the flip there's Kiwi Ben Gibson with the Millsian touch of "Floating Shadows" which will certainly draw you down into the abyss, while local duo Tripsolate & Redundaent offer up something a bit more different on the electro/dub techno crossover of "Akay" and as unusual as this hybrid must sound, it really works and is truly a highlight. Tip!
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Review: "Kutsus Satamat", by Artificial Latvamaki and Reynold, has support from Laurent Garnier, Kiki, Sasse, Michel De Hey, DJ Prinz and many more.
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Cat: PB 03. Rel: 10 Nov 10
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: More tipsy disco and house cocktail spillage from the On The Prowl camp. The third instalment of the OTP Party Breaks series opens with Andy Ash's edit of "Freak", a reworking of De De's "S&M". Ash certainly brings Jack to the party on this one, with a thudding kick drum punctuated by a funk-laden riff and expertly chopped vocal refrains. Next up Ash turns Timmy Thomas' "Why Can't We All Live Together" into a serious chugger, eeking the most out of the beefy club drums and working the organ sounds to smile inducing effect. Runaway, aka OTP chiefs Jacques Renault and Marcos Cabral, pluck "D-Time" from their seemingly bottomless pit of choice edits for more dancefloor heat on the flip.
… Read morePlayed by: Ulysses, Ka§par, Sean, Marcello Napoletano, RUSTAM OSPANOFF., Bradley Lucke, Dan hill (above board / sweatshop), Jacques Renault, Faze Action, SE62, Marcel Vogel, Nick Anthony Simoncino, Demetrio Giannice (Enterbt Rec.), Nicholas, Yam Who, Amplified Orchestra, Trujillo, MARCOS CABRAL, Tomasz Guiddo
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Review: Whisky Disco invite a trio of fresh faces to their ever-growing talent troupe for the Disco Darling EP. Andy Ash takes the lead with a loopy, strutting slice of sample-laced house that wouldn't go amiss in a Mark Farina set while Vincenzo De Bull & Halve Soul lower the tempo, invite us on a Balearic picnic and insist we gobble up huge chunks of Sade's "Cherry Pie". Deeper into the EP we find firm label friends Rabo & Snob laying down a velvet bed of Rhodes and vocal harmonies before the final label newcomer JP Source plays a slo-mo game of sample patty-cake with loopy disco mischief.
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Review: Spanish label Mars Frequency Records celebrates 10 years of searing electro sounds with this super limited new 12". It draws some of the label's finest talents together, with Mike Ash going first. His booming electro kicks and twitchy synths take you on an intergalactic flight before Robert Cosmic's 'Freshh' has a rugged analogue drum line and crispy snares. There are more impressive cuts from Downrocks, who keeps it funky in a cyborg way on 'Exogenic Field' and Enigmatic Astronaut's 'Neutron' (remix) is a more eerie and empty atmosphere builder.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Electro
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Review: Artikal Music are back this week with a new release by Asha D, a reggae producer based in France who also happens to be the drummer in the Artikal Band. 'The Black Jesus Christ' features Rod Taylor and is a perfect example of modern dub music. It comes with three other versions: the Ginger Riddim instrumental, a handy vocal dub and lastly the Black Melodica dub, where that lovely harmonica line plays centre stage within the tapestry of sonic elements that ebb and flow through a myriad of time-based effects.
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