Pleasure Club レコード& CD

Review: A rare case of a demo email turned release, as riser AR:MG from Mexico City delivers fresh new cut 'Cuerpo A Cuerpo' on 12", replete with a dub remix and follow-up takes by Radioactive Man and Sansibar on the B. 'Cuerpo A Cuerpo' is a reflective booty bass shoulder-sway, most notably topped off by its Latin femme-to-masc vocal line and slow transition into an exaggeratedly extraterrestrial build towards the end of its four minute runtime.

Review: Over the course of his seven-year career, Rudolf C has hopped between highly regarded labels, variously delivering rock-solid releases for Lost Palms, X-Kalay, Salt Mines, Craigie Knowes and, most recently, The Limousine Dream. Here he adds another imprint to his discography via an assured and pleasingly off-kilter four-tracker on Pleasure Club.He immediately dials into current tech-house trends via the glitchy electronics, dial-tone bleep, deep bass and shuffling drums of 'Microwave Background', before reaching for TB-303 tweaks, 'Brown Album'-era Orbital electronics and wiggly TB-303 lines on 'Globular'. Pleasure Club regular N-Gynn ups the bleep factor further on a pleasingly retro-futurist take on that tracl, before Rudolf C returns with the sub-heavy, tribal-tinged tech-house rumble of 'Mysticism In The Modern Day'.