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Relentless EP
Cat: CTX 09. Rel: 02 Mar 20
Acid Flash Drive (6:12)
Relentless (5:29)
Ur Flange Or Mine (5:50)
Change The Subject (feat Leon Pard) (5:24)
Get Freaky (feat DJ Deeon) (5:00)
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The Wild Life EP (reissue)
The Wild Life EP (reissue) (clear vinyl 12")
Cat: CCE 027. Rel: 21 Oct 16
Acid Rage (6:22)
Electrical Problem (6:12)
Heart Attack (6:32)
Lost Voyage (6:09)
Played by: Kid Who, Philippe Petit
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Naughty & Speechless EP
Cat: CHIWAX 017. Rel: 02 Oct 15
Not Even The Dogs (6:53)
L'Ordinateur (5:07)
Naughty & Speechless (6:02)
DML (6:06)
out of stock $11.33
DBG II Project
DBG II Project (yellow vinyl 12")
Cat: CCE 011. Rel: 06 Feb 14
Happy
The Truth
Truthstamental
R U Sure
Gigabytes
Review: For a retrospective label with a contemporary touch, Chiwax constantly delivers the goods. This time they've employed Dance Mania artist DJ Deeon to provide some crude drums, vocals, and bootylicous basslines. On the A-side we have two tracks, the first, "Happy", sounds like a jacked-up, 909 reshuffle of a Afrika Bambaataa jam, while "The Truth" sees a monophonic tone sequence play out over soul-sleazy lyrics - the "Truthstamental" is the same, only without out the cheeky spoken words. Rolling percussion and computer bleeps set sail on "R U Sure", in a track with snare snaps like Robert Hood with the added nu-skool ghetto house of something Delroy Edwards might produce, while "Gigabytes" slams down the 8-bit techno, hard.
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Chop Shop
Chop Shop (12")
Cat: CCE 036. Rel: 20 Jun 22
Who-U-Wit? (4:40)
Throw-Da-Hoe! (4:02)
So High (3:36)
Raw Mix (4:45)
1112 (7:02)
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Let My Brain Go EP
Cat: CTX 01.1. Rel: 26 Jun 18
Alien Vox (5:42)
Exponential Acid (4:32)
Radioactive Dream (4:35)
Let My Brain Go (4:29)
Review: Haus proud: Unknown To The Unknown lynchpin makes his debut on the ever-consistent Chiwax with four straight up acid funk hoofers. "Alien Vox" is a mutant mouth harp hootenanny that spirals into utter sonic nonsense in the finest possible way. "Exponential Acid" and "Radioactive Dream" are the verified chuggers of the EP, both chowing down hard on some serious 303s. Finally "Let My Brain Go" slows the pace but increases the weirdness as we're taken up into Haus's cranial attic to get a first hand feel of his off-kilter logic. Haus that?
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Played by: Ben Sims, Tiger Stripes
タグ: Acid House | Acid Techno
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Across The Clouds
Cat: CTXJES 001. Rel: 21 Nov 19
Green (7:05)
Dance The Walk (6:25)
Give (7:29)
Many Moons (6:21)
out of stock $12.16
Chi House EP
Cat: CCE 025. Rel: 21 Apr 16
Funky Disco (5:01)
Let Youself Go (4:52)
Electric Love (5:19)
House Beats '95 (4:14)
Played by: Geddes, Ed Nine, Jock Club
タグ: Chicago House
out of stock $13.26
Circuit Funk EP
Cat: CHIWAX 030. Rel: 27 Feb 20
Circuit Funk (5:28)
After Of The After The Storm (6:27)
Saint P Night Out (5:28)
Eventually House (5:42)
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The DJ Skull Saga: Stomping Grounds
Cat: CDJS 001. Rel: 26 Sep 16
Stomping Grounds (4:48)
Don't Stop The Beat (6:04)
Stomping Grounds 2 (5:47)
The Kissing Game (5:57)
Review: It was 1993 when Chicago's DJ Skull first released these four face-melters, and we can only imagine the faces of the dancers hearing this for the first time, amid a frenzy of other, softer variations of house. Be warned: this is still a frightening prospect on the dance floor today, as it was almost 25 years ago. The Southside DJAX affiliate re-drops the never-ending tunnel of a tune that is "Stomping Grounds", followed by the more minimal, stripped-back percussion shots of "Don't Stop The Beat". On the flip, "Stomping Grounds 2" ups the tempo and chucks in a layer of hypnotics round the lower tones, while "The Kissing Game" reduces the tension and aggression of the previous tunes down to a softer, more soulful house swing guided by that dusty drum machine programming that makes it signature Skull material.
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Blue Funk EP (reissue)
Blue Funk EP (reissue) (limited blue vinyl 12")
Cat: CDSE 001. Rel: 13 Oct 16
The Lights (part 1) (7:34)
The Lights (part 2) (7:48)
Amiz (8:28)
Flip It (5:08)
Review: Blue Funk first surfaced on Relief Records way back in 1994, and helped establish DJ Sneak as one of Chicago house's most forthright talents. It remains something of a stone cold classic, so it's nice to see Chiwax giving it a deserved reissue. Like the original issue, it begins with the loopy, hard-wired Chi-town stomp of "The Lights (Part 1)", before rushing headlong into the "French Kiss" style riffs and handclap-heavy percussion of "The Lights (Part 2)". Flip for "Amiz", an acid-flecked shuffler supposedly inspired by Larry Heard's "Play It Out", and "Flip It", a classic Sneak banger that expertly combines wild, cut-up stabs with bombastic, in-your-face beats. Still crazy, after all these years.
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Freq Trax
Freq Trax (12")
Cat: CTX 01. Rel: 04 Sep 17
Flange Trax (5:18)
Freq Trak (4:36)
Trof Trak (5:13)
Review: Following their floor-flattening EP on Dixon Avenue earlier this year Map (aka Mak of Mak & Pasteman) and DJ Haus team up once again with three more equally forthright stampers. Pure technoid body-jacking acid house business "Flange Trax" chat discourse erotically, "Freq Trak" slaps with relentless ghetto aggression while "Trof Trak" takes us on more of an off-beat dubby departure before stripping back to reveal a spine made of solid techno steel. Time to get a little freqy...
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The Day After EP
Cat: CHIWAX 005LTD. Rel: 29 Jun 15
A Raw Escape (4:52)
Great SH (5:53)
The Day After (4:50)
Day And (5:39)
Review: Italian producers Steve Murphy and DJ Octopus are regular collaborators, and earlier this year released an excellent split EP on Chiwax. Here, they return to the much adored German imprint with a proper collaborative four-tracker. There's much to admire, from the rush-inducing bounce of opener "Track 1" and Mr Lee-ish cheekiness of "Track 2" (check the '89 style riff, snappy drum machine groove and cut-up vocal samples), to the impeccable depth and sun-drenched warmth of the decidedly wide-eyed "Track 3". Arguably best of all, though, is "Track 4", which re-imagines Sir James' 1990 Strictly Rhythm classic "Special" as an immersive Chicago deep house jam.
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My Best Friend Computer EP
Cat: CHIWAX 014LTD. Rel: 25 Nov 16
Waiting For Her By The River (4:45)
Blind (6:54)
My Best Friend Computer (5:21)
Panorama Industries (5:17)
Played by: Steve Murphy
タグ: Tech House
out of stock $13.55
Global Transformation
Cat: CTX 014. Rel: 31 Jan 24
Global Transformation (7:50)
The Last Window Of Time (6:35)
Animal Queendom (6:32)
All Together (6:27)
Review: Daniela La Luz is no stranger to Rawax's stable of labels - she's previously released on most of them at different points over the last decade- though Global Transformation marks the first time she's appeared on any of them as Vanilla. The Berlin-based artist sets her stall out with the raw, punchy and occasionally sparkling title track - all woozy keyboard riffs, weighty electro-meets-house beats, tipsy chords and heavy bass - before opting for a deep, druggy, acid-fired and percussively propulsive vibe on 'The Last Window of Time'. Elsewhere, 'Animal Queendom' sees her wrap echoing, dubbed-out and reverb-laden synth riffs around a tough and locked-in beat, while 'All Together' is built around the twin attractions of sturdy, slightly off-kilter machine drums and jazzy electric piano motifs.
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