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With The Pulse
With The Pulse (hand-stamped 180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: CXT 003. Rel: 14 May 21
Conzi - "Kway" (4:12)
Ehua - "Venom" (4:51)
Zygos - "'11" (4:01)
Jamiu - "Rasaks" (4:47)
Review: Full 140 futurism right here from burgeoning London label Cutcross as four exciting new-gen artists from across Europe flex their sub muscles. Conzi lights the smouldering fire with 'Kway', a smoking slab of roomy dubstep primed strictly for big systems. Ehua follows with an even deeper piece of club bass as she weaves startling atmospheres between spacious percussion. Elsewhere Belgium's Zygos fires off some heavy sirens before Jamiu (a UK artist who used to be known as Perspective) brings the whole EP to a juicy and joyously unsteady finale with the rattling percussion and heavy dub echoes of 'Rasaks'. Cutting edge bass.
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out of stock $11.09
Traverse
Traverse (limited 7" in screen-printed sleeve)
Cat: ZAMZAM 88. Rel: 21 Oct 22
Traverse (4:09)
Deuce (3:58)
Review: Sometime Tempa family member J:Kenzo made his first appearance on ZamZam Sounds three years ago, aligning his hazy trademark sound with the label's next-generation dub ethos via the echoing deep dubstep brilliance of 'Kingston Hot' and 'Concrete Jungle'. This belated follow-up is, perhaps surprisingly, far more forthright, with 'Traverse' offering an energetic, low-slung mix of post-steppers dancefloor drums, layered tribal style hand percussion, deep sub-bass, hot-stepping dubstep breaks and trippy, echoing noises. The fun continues on the flip, where the Kent-born producer brilliantly blurs the boundary between two-step, deep dubstep and the squeezable sonics of dub techno.
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan
out of stock $14.98
The Astral Series
Cat: BMR 023. Rel: 11 May 20
Orlov's Casket (7:32)
Acid Genie (4:19)
Nxt1 (4:55)
Voyager - 2 (5:24)
Contact (5:09)
Nxt1 (Gantz Rmx) (3:56)
Review: Chasing the heat of his mighty "Modulator" EP on Simply Deep, London's J-Shadow dents the discography of Beat Machine with another generous collection of oddities and far-out designs. All writhing around his tech/grime/bass axis, highlights include the MC snippets and Pulse-X style depth plunge breaks, the tabla-style triplets and Indian jungle elements of "Orlov's Casket" and the iceberg dubstep glitches of "Contact". Complete with Gantz on the remix, it's another formidable dispatch from the shady one.
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Embers
Embers (12")
Cat: BTG 006. Rel: 13 Aug 19
Embers (5:48)
The Awakening (6:36)
No Gravity (7:17)
Embers (Danny Scrilla remix) (6:18)
The Awakening (Etch remix) (6:57)
Review: Having appeared on the likes of Nous Disques, Dream Eater and Collection Artaud, it was only a matter of time before London beat splicer J-Shadow's glacial, unnerving textures and sounds would find a home on Bun The Grid. With strong senses of techno and electro deep in the low-end mix, highlights include the nutty, almost breakcore style flippery of "No Gravity" the powerful technoid dirge of the title track "Embers". Loaded with remixes from none other than Etch and Danny Scrilla, once again BTG have spoilt us rotten.
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SNKRX 08
SNKRX 08 (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: SNKRX 08. Rel: 23 Jun 21
Fade (4:55)
Kugelblitz (The Inescapable Rewarp) (3:18)
Diffraction (4:48)
Atlantis (4:25)
Particle Horizon (4:28)
Hibernation (Lumina Falls) (3:24)
Review: Sneaker Social Club always does a brilliant job of throwing back to the old school without ever falling into pastiche. This time round, London's J Shadow is the man on the buttons after plenty of solid outings on the likes of Nous Disques, Dream Eater and Collection Artaud. He splices and dices sweet vocal samples, break beats and rugged analogue textures into visceral tracks with a heart of darkness. 'Fade' is a bittersweet post-jungle tune that tugs at the heart strings. 'Diffraction' is a laser lit, choppy and bass heavy rhythm to get that brain melted and 'Atlantis' is a late night roller you'd expect to hear down the airwaves of a pirate radio station.
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Flat
Flat (12")
Cat: WNCL 016. Rel: 20 Aug 13
Flat
Cuthbert, Dibble, Grub
U U U
Decimated #4
Review: Since surfacing last year with a contribution to the New Jack Techno compilation for zeitgeist chasers Turbo, the London based J. Tijn has more than lived up to his billing as an 'up & coming' producer. This year he inaugurated Untold's techno-focused Pennyroyal label with two 12-inch singles as well as appearing on the OHWL#Ten series from Belgian label Other Heights. J. Tijn's third release sees the young producer combine the one track of Detroit house, "Flat", with three cuts of decidedly dubby and Berlin-centric techno, showing off a more cultured side to his productions.
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Error
Error (12")
Cat: TFH 003. Rel: 12 Dec 14
Taught To Run
Taught To Run (Magical Mistakes remix)
If You Forget
Exile
Exile (Taquwami remix)
Review: Fledgling UK label The Full Hundred continue their efforts to straddle the fine line between the zeitgeist and the outer reaches of pop music with this 12" from Boston producer JLZUZ MILLION. The alter ego of 20 year old Joseph Zucco, JLSUS MILLION has by and large become known for his behind the buttons work, adding some production weight to last year's Illusions Of record by Charlie XCX's as well as collaborating with Chicago rapper Sasha Go Hard. Error is quite a watershed moment for Zucco then, and the three original cuts suggest JLSUS MILLION is comparable to a turbo charged Clams Casino. Comes with remixes from Magical Mistakes and Taquwami.
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Werk
Werk (12")
Cat: ACJ 140. Rel: 01 Jul 20
Werk (4:46)
Skeletones (5:07)
The Clarinettes (5:11)
Review: Jackmate, the king of off-kilter house, makes a welcome addition to Matthew Herbert's Accidental catalogue - matter of fact his style is right at home! The 'Werk' EP is the Philpot co-chief's first release in six years and he's in fine form as always. From the dry and disjointed shuffle of the title track, to the smooth and sensual deepness of B-side cut "Skeletones" - a Moodymann-ish cut which is perfect mood music for the warm-up or afterhours alike. Closing out the EP is something much more offbeat for the Sunday afternoon slot - the boppy summertime groove of "The Clarinettes' which like its namesake has some irresistible wind instrument action to get you on your feet and shaking your behind.
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The Death Of Habit EP
Cat: EXIT 087. Rel: 12 Nov 19
The Sorrow In Ronan (2:46)
Worth The Pain (feat Alia Fresco) (4:00)
Acidize (feat DBridge) (6:28)
Triangle (4:53)
No Team (feat Lorn) (4:44)
Review: Following releases and appearances on Astrophonica, Rua Sound and None60 the incredibly talented Lewis James makes his Exit debut with this remarkable five track EP. If you've followed his previous, you'll know how untypical, exciting and disarmingly deep and emotive this music is before you even press play. Highlights include the heart-hugging soul of "Worth The Pain" with Danish singer Alia Fresco (who you will recognise from dBridge and Kid Drama releases in the past) the stalking beat punctuation and tension of "Acidize" (with the bossman dBridge on collaborative assist) and the genuinely epic, bittersweet finale "No Team", a collaboration with none other than Lorn! Everything about this EP has been executed with thought, detail and soul. No one does things like Lewis or indeed Exit. Beautiful.
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Played by: Bop
out of stock $13.03
JIMEWL 001
JIMEWL 001 (limited 12")
Cat: JIMEWL 001. Rel: 05 Apr 14
Run
Is It Me (Walking mix)
Review: This cheeky little White Label from San Francisco-based producer Jim E Stack - he of Hyetal and Sky Ferreira fame - courtesy of the Innovative Leisure label that pulls together two tracks that have been causing some serious commotion on his Soundcloud page. Appearing on music hype barometer Pitchfork last year, "Is It Me" was described as sounding "like a car that just won't start" but really it's all about the subtle ways in which Jim E Stack twists the vocal harmony this way and that to form the most unlikely of club bangers. Complementing this, "Run" shows off the producer's deft drum editing and arranging skills as a barrage of samples are fed frenetically through the shredder.
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The Undertaker (remixes)
The Undertaker (remixes) (hand-stamped clear vinyl 12")
Cat: RELOADZ 003. Rel: 18 Jul 16
The Undertaker (P Jam remix) (3:43)
The Undertaker (Hi5 Ghost remix) (4:12)
The Undertaker (Impey remix) (4:41)
The Undertaker (Darkness remix) (3:19)
Review: Now almost two years old, Trends and JLSXND7RS break-heavy thunder-cut "The Undertaker" is now on its third lease of life. First as an original instrumental, then as a riotous grime cut with Flirta D, now as a four-pack of killer versions: P Jam twists up the drums and prangs out the bass with a little more FX and space. Hi5 Ghost starts off lightly with a sci-fi sheen and gradually builds the drums with added crunch. Impey turns the bassline into a rubber ball over a pneumatic two-step with Radioactive Man style funk while Darkness takes straight back to 2000 with a clap-heavy dark garage salute.
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out of stock $10.26
Operator
Operator (12" + insert)
Cat: RCL 001. Rel: 09 May 17
Operator (5:11)
The Poet (6:10)
Review: Caski & Near's Raincloud launches in the best way possible... On vinyl with an exciting new innovative talent and a sound that's like no other. "Operator" is the dancefloor-focused jam with its smouldering drums and pressurised subs and textures. "The Poet" is pure modern jazz with its elastic fractured drums, wheezing horns and a heavy, crucial narrative. A precision launch release; Raincloud are starting as they mean to progress.
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Juice
Juice (limited hand-stamped 12")
Cat: S7S 005. Rel: 23 Jan 17
Juice (5:49)
Behind Schedule (5:37)
Review: You'll have to move fast to cop a copy of this limited, hand-stamped 12" from fast-rising producer Jook, whose debut 10" on Reloadz was one of the underground grime/post-dubstep hits of 2016. A-side "Juice" is a weighty, clandestine affair, with ricocheting percussion hits, creepy sonic textures and effects-laden vocal shots combining brilliantly with Jook's sizeable sub-bass surges. Flipside "Behind Schedule" is built around an altogether snappier dancefloor riddim, with warped bass, intergalactic electronics and far-out effects only emphasizing the alien nature of Jook's impeccable production.
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Played by: ASOK
out of stock $10.26
3024 FYE4
3024 FYE4 (12")
Cat: 3024 FYE4. Rel: 12 Sep 19
Martyn - "Frozen Bread Snaps" (5:15)
Sin, Gremlinz & Jesta - "Door Of Guf" (5:45)
Noire - "Ballas" (4:00)
Parris - "Dusty Glass Bubbles" (5:26)
Review: This new one on Martyn's 3024 might be a various artists affair but the tracks sit rather well together, which is even more remarkable given the diverse backgrounds of those involved: Noire with his super hard drums, Metalheadz affiliates Gremlinz & Jesta who link here with Sin, and Parris who makes some truly bonkers club music. Martyn's own "Frozen Bread Snaps" is the opener that most impresses with its delicate and skeletal drum programming and heartfelt chords. Elsewhere, "Door Of Guf" is a high octane rough rider while "Ballas" is perfectly off kilter and funky. "Dusty Glass Bubbles" somehow sounds exactly like it should with that title.
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Santa Muerte Riddim
Santa Muerte Riddim (heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: DSRS 004. Rel: 05 Nov 19
Rider Shafique - "Santa Muerte" (3:46)
Jahdan Blakkamoore - "Liberation Over Liberace" (3:36)
Pupajim - "Open Mindedness" (3:12)
Jonah Freed - "Santa Muerte Riddim" (3:36)
Review: One riddim track, three hugely distinctive voices; Dub-Stuy continue their riddim series with "Santa Muerte Riddim". Loose, spacious, mystic and led by cold steel string twangs, Jonah Freed's beat sings on its own merits but each vocalist adds their own touch. Rider Shafique takes the lead with his signature smoky tones and poetics, Jahdan Blakkamoore contrasts between his gravelly spoken word and musicality on the chorus before Pupajim lets the beat breathe a little more before going full harmonic ham. Holy moly.
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アルバム
Classical Curves
Cat: NSLP 002CD. Rel: 30 May 12
Backseat Becomes A Zone While We Glide
Her
The Courts
BAD
How We Relate To The Body
Club Thanz
Hyatt Park Nights (part 1)
Hyatt Park Nights (part 2)
Strawberries
Love Is Real
The Nite Life (feat Main Attrakionz - bonus track)
Review: For all of the genre bending insanity of his early singles on Night Slugs, it's unlikely that anyone could have foreseen Jam City coming out with an album like this. Across ten tracks the producer delivering music that runs the gauntlet between Prince influenced funk that flickers like a burnt out neon sign, Chicago house that sounds like it was made in an echo chamber and Philly club that sounds like it was made for an athletics commercial. Despite its air of detached ADD hyper reality it's an album that's never cold, and never once looks down on the listener ... in short, absolutely essential.
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Played by: The Model
out of stock $12.75
Dream A Garden
Cat: NSCD 004. Rel: 18 Mar 15
The Garden Thrives
A Walk Down Chapel
Unhappy
Good Lads, Bad Lads
Today
Damage
Crisis
Black Friday
Proud
Review: There can be few curves in artistic development between albums as the one Jam City has undertaken here with Dream A Garden. His 2012 debut album Classical Curves has had a seismic influence on the structure of much UK club music since then, but instead of further developing and finessing those sonic ideas Jack Latham has gone a whole other route into fully fledged song writing. Or perhaps not, Night Slugs suggest the nine track album is not a total break from the hyper-realised world Latham explored on Classical Curves, it should be seen as an inversion, asking "what becomes of the people struggling to live and love beneath the chrome-plated, vacuous and superficial machinery that we must fight to see beyond?" A bold move by artist and label that demands further investigation!
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out of stock $12.49
In Colour (B-STOCK)
Cat: YTLP 122 (B-STOCK). Rel: 27 May 15
 
B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition
Gosh (4:48)
Sleep Sound (3:44)
SeeSaw (feat Romy) (4:32)
Obvs (3:52)
Just Saying (1:23)
Stranger In A Room (feat Oliver Sim) (2:58)
Hold Tight (4:00)
Loud Places (feat Romy) (4:47)
I Know There's Gonna Be (Good Times) (feat Young Thug & Popcaan) (3:28)
The Rest Is Noise (5:02)
Girl (4:04)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***


In Colour is of course the long awaited debut solo album from The xx's in-house knob twiddler Jamie 'xx' Smith, arriving through regular home Young Turks backed with a whole host of guest appearances. The more obsessive Jamie xx fans out there (of which we wager there are many) will no doubt already have burned out their laptops and retinas basking in the all too colourful pre-release streams of In Colour, but it's always nice to grip an album in your hands. The eleven tracks on In Colours come across like a low key ode to the rave from Jamie and pals, with Four Tet, Romy & Oli xx, Young Thug and Popcaan featuring, and yes there is also plenty of steel pan. "Hold Tight", which sounds like Jamie's attempt at forest techno, is a definite highlight! Young Turks have popped in a CD edition of the album too.
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In Colour
Cat: YTCD 122. Rel: 09 Jan 25
Gosh
Sleep Sound
SeeSaw (feat Romy)
Obvs
Just Saying
Stranger In A Room (feat Oliver Sim)
Hold Tight
Loud Places (feat Romy)
I Know There's Gonna Be (Good Times) (feat Young Thug & Popcaan)
The Rest Is Noise
Girl
Review: In Colour is of course the long awaited debut solo album from The xx's in-house knob twiddler Jamie 'xx' Smith, arriving through regular home Young Turks backed with a whole host of guest appearances. The more obsessive Jamie xx fans out there (of which we wager there are many) will no doubt already have burned out their laptops and retinas basking in the all too colourful pre-release streams of In Colour, but it's always nice to grip an album in your hands. The eleven tracks on In Colours come across like a low key ode to the rave from Jamie and pals, with Four Tet, Romy & Oli xx, Young Thug and Popcaan featuring, and yes there is also plenty of steel pan. "Hold Tight", which sounds like Jamie's attempt at forest techno, is a definite highlight!
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 in stock $12.19
Yugen
Yugen (LP)
Cat: RM 010. Rel: 09 Aug 16
Crystal Oblivion (4:19)
Ephemeral (2:59)
Cathedrals (3:21)
Celestial Mechanics (3:50)
End Of Stars (3:36)
USHDKNW (2:28)
Mermaids (3:57)
Under The Lake (3:44)
Shore (3:41)
Yugen (3:34)
Review: Glasgow grime producer Konchis engages his Jetsam alter ego for a wavier sonic serenade than we're used to from him. Tapping into his dreamier, more emotional side for an album length narrative, the Scottish scientist switches from tripped out swooning harmonies wrapped casually over Dilla-ish beats ("End Of Stars") to woozy cries over fuzzy synth riffs ("Cathedrals") to soul-jarring deep sea strangeness ("Mermaids"). Otherworldly, cosmic and mischievously off-kilter, Konchis has found the perfect muse in his alter ego right here. One of a kind.
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 in stock $13.59
Islands
Islands (LP)
Cat: LDN 048. Rel: 10 Sep 14
New Pen
Run Down
Obsessed
Imminent
Talk Trim
Mistakes
Shake
Shudder
Make It Count
That Old Darkness
Double-Decker Back Seat
Out Of The Blue
Waiting For The Night
Angry Hiss
Island
Review: Genre mashing production unit LV have enjoyed a fruitful partnership with British Nigerian vocalist Josh Idehen since first colliding on the 38 EP for Keysound Recordings back in 2010. Having flirted with Hyperdub for the release of last year's Sebenza LP, LV and Joshua return to their spiritual home Keysound for third LP Islands. Whereas previous long players have seen LV manipulate Idehen's vocals, Islands finds Joshua given centre stage and lyrically exploring themes such as "murder, desperate loneliness, obsessions and sexually-unfulfilling nights out". Despite this new approach, Islands is a very confident album, with LV's arrangements perfectly complementing the tone Idehen takes with each track. "Talk Trim" and "Make It Count" are particular highlights.
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