Mutable レコード& CD

Review: This is the third EP from the Mutable label out of Australia, featuring four more edits and over-dubbed cuts by this mysterious artist. On the A side, they take a salvia soaked stroll through sweaty disco shamanism, followed by a soca influenced scorcher. The oddball grooves continue on the flip: with a persuasively pokey paean to North Africa, followed by an uptempo synth powered wig-flipper!

Review: Bim! The mysterious Mutable edits are back with the imprint's second release to date! "Track 1" is a majestic house-disco hybrid that's swung into action by the awesomeness of the steel drums panting down below, while "Track 2" uses the organ as its main weapon. On the B-side, "Track 3" provides a comforting wave of 303 acid, still at a mild-mannered tempo, and "Track 4" goes for the longer, more evocative disco swing that encapsulated so much of the 90s. Lush grooves!

Review: Someone put the mute on the info button here because nothing is known about the source or editor at all here. But the music's more than strong enough to do the talking. Balearic soul and international disco through and through, track one rattles with a little Afrofunk energy, track two has more of a Latin sunset feel while the final track is a swooning, mooning sweep into crazy town with some strong psychedelic textures. Spacy, singular and special: You won't want to mute these for a long time.