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Metro 53 (6:06)
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Hybrid Rhythm (7:06)
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ML4U (6:17)
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ML4U (Route 8 After Hours mix) (6:14)
Review: Salt Mines is a vinyl only outfit from Melbourne, Australia that's headed by Shedbug & Rudolf C. Following up Phlowgod's 20092 EP, their latest offering is by Amsterdam's 92 Spacedrum Orchestra: who debuted on the label's two previous various artist samplers. It's more of the same quality you'd expect from this mysterious producer/s right here. On the A side, we've got the rusty retro jack of "Metro 53", its deep and emotive groove covered in a sheen of saturation and hiss that'll appeal to fans of the Lobster Theremin sound. It's an even deeper and sexier affair on the title track next, with its hypnotising chords overdriven for dramatic effect and soaring over bumpy bass and ultra compressed drums. On the flip, there's the early '90s Chicago house of "ML4U" but it's all about the Route 8 "After Hours mix" where the Budapest producer streamlines the groove into a deeper and mellower affair for the afterhours.
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Torr Vale
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Smoke Circle
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3dOS
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Folded Edge
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Conveyor
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Hex Ad
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Channel Drift
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Navigate
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Rocendal
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Undertow
Review: Given their obsession with maths, geometry and clandestine soundscapes, you'd expect this debut album from Manchester-based studio boffins Synkro and Indigo to be a murky, otherworldly affair. That it is isn't much of a surprise, though it's hard not to be impressed by the depth of material on offer. This self titled set effortlessly struts between cranky, angular techno ("3dOS", "Hex Ad"), sparse African rhythms ("Smoke Circle"), Skam-ish IDM ("Fooled Edge"), slo-mo industrial drone ("Channel Drift"), and post-dubstep rhythms ("Navigate", the dubwise "Rocendal"). Throughout, there's a claustrophobic air of intense paranoia that's hard to ignore. Impressive stuff.
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Richard D James Album (180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: WARPLP 43. Rel: 24 Dec 12
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Cornish Acid
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Peek 824545201
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Fingerbib
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Corn Mouth
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To Cure A Weakling Child
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Goon Gumpas
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Girl/Boy Song
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Log On Rock Witch
Review: Originally released in 1996, Aphex Twin's fifth album in as many years meant business from the very moment the wild and whimsical opener "4" scribbled it way through the speakers. With jaunty jams such as "Cornish Acid" and "Fingerbib" running amok mid-set, Richard D James Album acted as a fine mission statement to expect the unexpected and never anticipate formula or form. And it still carries that very same message today. Essential.
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Beyond The Pillars Of Hercules (12" 再プレス)
Cat: VG 002. Rel: 16 Oct 17
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The Calling (3:49)
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Beyond The Pillars Of Hercules (3:55)
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Limbo Of The Lost (2:35)
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The Voyage Of Explorer 304 (4:07)
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The Dark Reef (1:03)
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Dark Water Dreams (3:54)
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Light Beams (3:12)
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Corals (1:57)
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Floating Home (4:12)
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Arcanoid - "Urgull" (5:28)
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Jimmy Edgar - "Private" (Ideograma remix) (6:12)
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Plant43 - "Spider Silk Structures" (6:26)
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Annie Hall - "Kanji" (5:07)
Played by: Tagwell Woods, Leri Ahel
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Panacea (3:26)
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Tape 8 (7:24)
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Tape 15 (6:35)
Review: Arkajo doesn't care as much as others when it comes to meticulously pacing releases, and instead, has chosen to churn out two banging EPs at roughly the same time. The man's got one out right now on Bror Records, as well as this new killer for Brotherhood Sound System, taking the minimal equation back into the limelight. The title tune "Panacea" rocks and echoes majestically, flowing through the speakers with fluid motion and a cavernous, almost tribal sense of rhythm, while "Tape8" strips much of that bulk down to a razor-sharp techno bullet with a crafty groove, and "Tape15" bundles a myriad of glacial bleeps and bouncy drums together under one tight roller that's reminiscent of the Perlon output.
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Dubbing Outdoor
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Napraforgok
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Cathedral Ambience
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Second Sun
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Alfa Centauri (remastered)
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Transmission
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Deja Vu
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Tricky
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Pole
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Night Lounge
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Phantasm (5:07)
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Startoucher (4:56)
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Decryption (5:57)
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Novelty Waves (6:27)
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Patashnik (6:13)
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Mir (5:21)
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The Shield (2:35)
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SETI Project (6:19)
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Mestigoth (7:46)
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Botanical Dimensions (5:53)
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Caboose (4:42)
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En-trance (5:03)
Review: Originally released in 1994, Biosphere's second album Patashnik, as we would later find out, was only the beginning. Geir Jenssen's Biosphere project has since become a name that rolls off the tongue alongside Brian Eno when talk of ambient comes to the table, and the use of vocals in tracks like "Phantasm" and "Startoucher" are as memory jogging as Marshall Jefferson's "Mushrooms". The music here provides a snapshot of Biosphere's sound before he committed a decade's worth of albums to UK label Touch. For a '90s take on things, you could day "SETI Project" has aged better than "Mestigoth", while the nebulous to deep classical tones and bluey-hues of productions like "Decryption", "Patashnik" and "Mir" remain timeless.
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Track 1
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Track 2
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Track 3
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Track 4
Review: The third in a series of anonymous Black Boxx EPs has been released on Scott Ferguson's Ferrispark with this issue delivering a various ensemble of house sounds. "Track 1" opens with reverberant warehouse beats that soften to the sound of chiming chords and breathy textures that are whisked into a windy circuitous rhythm by a fluttering bass synth. Loose claps and possible samples of a lazy session drummers loop create a lucid and bodily groove in "Track 2", as delayed piano keys and a sustaining lead softly ebb and flow, while a filtered acid lead takes over in "Track 3". Grooves are smooth travelling in "Track 4" with the main component of the woozy sequence a filter that drops in and out of a looping deepness. Deep and sample heavy house catered for the dancefloor.
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Det Stora Uppvaknandet (12")
Cat: LAMOUR 032VIN. Rel: 30 May 16
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Din Kropp For Dig Utgiven (7:07)
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Det Finns Evighet I Lammets Blod (5:48)
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Syradopet (4:18)
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Vi Ses Pa Andra Sidan (7:45)
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Beatrice Dillon & Rupert Clervaux - "The Same River Twice"
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M:I:5 - "Masstab 1:5/11"
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Jan Jelinek - "Tendency"
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Dresvn - "Untitled B1"
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Objekt - "The Stitch-Up"
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Two Full Minds - "No Smoke"
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Photek - "T'Raenon"
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Don't DJ - "Pornoire"
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Flanger - "Spinner"
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Carl Craig - "A Wonderful Life" (Epic mix)
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Call Super - "Acephale I"
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Call Super - "Acephale II"
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Marco Bernardi - "Demonia"
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Jega - "ZX82"
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Shanti Celeste - "Strung Up"
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Bitstream - "Incubator"
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Bruce - "Sweat"
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Convextion - "Niche"
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Karen Gwyer - "Hippie Fracca"
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Thomas Ankersmit & Valerio Tricoli - "Plague #7"
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Walter Brown - "Keep On Walkin'"
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Yves Tumor - "The Feeling When You Walk Away"
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Max Loderbauer - "Giant Hug"
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Speng Bond - "Cutbacks"
Review: Soon, Fabric's impeccable mix series will reach its 100th installment - an impressive achievement in anyone's book. This 92nd volume comes from rising star Call Super, who joins the dots between all manner of tasty house and techno treats - some left-of-centre and quirky, others simply wonky and picturesque - over the course of 80 hugely entertaining minutes. According to the producer, it's designed for the break of dawn, rather than peak-time, a fact reflected in the presence of dreamy, loose, fuzzy and melodious tracks from the likes of Carl Craig, Speng Bond, Max Loderbauer, Shanti Celeste and Dresvn.
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Exceptions (5:35)
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Morning Traffic Dance (4:55)
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Dance To The Acid H (4:12)
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Photinia (4:33)
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Jumpforce (4:44)
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Cult 91 (3 AM mixx) (5:07)
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Xerox (5:20)
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Manipulator (4:59)
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505 Authority (5:33)
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Parallax (4:50)
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Cruel Intentions (6:15)
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Skull Gun (6:15)
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Trappist (7:01)
Review: Greek-Anglo-Turk hypnotic techno kings Cassegrain inaugurate their new imprint Arcing Seas; an anagram of their name: get it? It's business as usual from Alex Tsiridis and Huseyin Evirgren and the inauguration of the label follows several acclaimed releases on the likes of Prologue and Infrastructure NYC. The title track powers away with relentless low-tom drums giving it most of the groove beneath a ringing melody. "Skull Gun" is stripped but effective DJ tool with its loopy repetition just begging to blended with another trance inducing track while "Trappist" is the peak time weapon on offer; with its tape delayed melody spitting about the place in hysterical fashion.
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Comb (4:06)
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The Windrunner (4:17)
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Down & Out (3:53)
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Low Roof (4:34)
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Watery Drumming (4:03)
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Heimweh (3:29)
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Flippant Remark (4:16)
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Identity Switch (3:44)
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Loop #42 (3:59)
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Stranded (4:02)
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Loop #33 (4:04)
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A Form Of Love (2:35)
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Cat: 541416 501197. Rel: 17 May 04
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Dave Clarke - "Southside"
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Surgeon - "Intro"
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Luke Slater - "All Exhale" (Trunk mix)
Review: The mighty David Clarke, Surgeon and Luke Slater all on one vinyl! It can only be one thing, the seventh instalment to the "Fuse: Ten Years" compilation. Dave Clarke's cut, "Southside", has been deleted for a long time.
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Drift (7:11)
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Magnetic (5:55)
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Mirage (5:25)
Review: Ben Klock's Klockworks label isn't about releasing EP after EP, or necessarily dropping the biggest name out there at a particular moment in time. Instead, the Berlin Osgut Ton and Berghain veteran eats and chooses exactly the right sort of artist and music for his label, finding the right blend to fit into the sound that makes the imprint what it is. Jay Clarke doesn't have a huge amount of prior experience, but "Drift" is a Klock tune all over, where a steady 4/4 beat is tightly interlocked into a hypnotic and sleek groove of ever-evolving melodies. The same goes for "Magnetic", a thinner track that relies on its jarring sonics to drive the tune forwards, and the twisted cyclone of bleeps and percussion that is "Mirage".
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Purple Split (12" + sticker limited to 100 copies)
Cat: KRLF 003. Rel: 17 Jul 17
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Coefficient - "Non-Paraxial Transfer" (5:22)
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Coefficient - "Inverse Dub" (6:27)
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Gotshell - "A2013" (6:00)
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Gotshell - "C1991" (4:18)
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Years Of Decline (12" + insert limited to 300 copies)
Cat: RITP 03. Rel: 02 Oct 17
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Between Generations (7:07)
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Expel The Demon (5:29)
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Fear (5:30)
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Fear (Kerri LeBon remix) (6:00)
Played by: Stephanie Sykes
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Second Coffee (2:00)
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Useful (2:00)
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Another Day (2:00)
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Novosti (2:00)
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Dirty Tape (2:00)
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Needle Man (2:00)
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Pie Amp (2:00)
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Two Men (2:00)
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Play This Game (2:00)
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Tempo (2:00)
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802 (dub) (2:00)
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Taxi Rush (2:00)
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Reklama (2:00)
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Weapons Of Steel (5:25)
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Weapons Of Steel (Faces mix) (5:17)
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Dreams Of Water (5:21)
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Dumb Ass (5:26)
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Ripples Trough Ice
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Breathless
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Sand Dunes
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Tape Grunge Rave
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Break Through
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Daisy Spirals
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Flourish
Review: As The Cyclist, Derry-based musician Andrew Morrison first surfaced back in 2011 with a cassette on Crash Symbols but came to wider attention with last year's excellent Bones In Motion LP for Leaving Records. The fifteen tracks spilled with tape saturated magnificence from every angle, and since then Morrison has diverted some of his creative energies into the more dance floor-focused Buz Ludzha. That project debuted on All City earlier this year with a 12? of "distorted '80s house" called Love Repetitive Rhythmics, and it's the Dublin label that now issues his latest LP as The Cyclist. If anything Flourish is a more focused set than his debut, building on his established style but veering down exciting new sonic avenues and in "Tape Grunge Rave" possesses one of this year's best track titles.
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Slash (4:24)
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More Morer Morest (6:50)
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Rose File (7:06)
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Industrial Universal (6:35)
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Surge
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64 Guns
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Recall (edit)
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In Defense Of Loyalty
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Final Statement
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Of The Present
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The Tide Will Turn
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Still In Denial
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A Happy Home
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Ghost In The Sound (live 1)
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Ghost In The Sound (live 2)
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Ghost In The Sound (live 3)
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Ghost In The Sound (live 4)
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Ghost In The Sound (live 5)
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Ghost In The Sound (live 6)
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Ghost In The Sound (live 7)
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Ghost In The Sound (live 8)
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Ghost In The Sound (live 9)
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Ghost In The Sound (live 10)
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Ghost In The Sound (live 11)
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Ghost In The Sound (live 12)
Review: Dub techno stalwarts Echospace are celebrating a decade as a duo this year. To mark the anniversary, they've decided to put out their first official live album. The show was recorded in May 2013 at Ghost In The Sound, Detroit, and sees Rod Modell and Steven Hitchell at their hazy, intoxicating best. It's pure hypnotic dub techno, laden with effects, white noise and manipulated field recordings. Unlike some of their epic sets, which revolve around subtle variations on the same theme, Ghost In The Sound sees them slowly move through the gears, delivering distinctive, dub-fuelled techno tracks that rise and fall in rhythmic and percussive intensity throughout.
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Ryan James Ford - "Arthure Iccon"
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The Persuader - "Sun Position"
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Terence Fixmer - "Inside Of Me"
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Marcel Dettmann - "Apron" (PAS The Rhythm remix)
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Answer Code Request - "Transit 0.2"
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Dario Zenker - "Nearlin"
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Monobox - "Film"
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FBK - "It’s Not The Point"
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Marcel Dettmann - "Radar" (Byetone remix)
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Rod - "RSPCT"
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Paperclip People - "Country Boy Goes Dub" (Marcel Dettmann remix)
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Norman Nodge - "BB 1.0"
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Francois X - "Rising"
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Marcel Dettmann - "Lightworks" (Phase remix)
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Lockertmatik - "M Lock 4"
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Wincent Kunth - "Carlre"
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Joey Anderson - "Repulsive" (Marcel Dettmann edit)
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Marcelus - "Flash"
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Vril - "Torus XXXII"
Review: When it comes to DJing there aren't many names as trusted as Marcel Dettmann to provide the essential mix, be it in CD or podcast format. To date he's curated the second installment of Ostgut's in-house Berghain mix series and the Conducted mix for Belgian label Music Man. So it's about time Fabric invited the Berghain resident to participate in their own mix series, with this 77th edition providing a selection mostly based on unreleased MDR demo tracks that Dettmann's been utilising in his sets for years. The result is a good primer for what to expect from his label in the future, with Answer Code Request, Norman Nodge, Ilian Taper Dario Zenker and French producer Marcelus amongst the high-profile names contributing unreleased productions.
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Strapon (5:26)
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Solar Bird (5:48)
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Touch The Ground (4:21)
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System (4:42)
Played by: Rouchos (Andreas Marouchos)
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Venom (8:00)
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Serum (3:31)
Review: Despite earning a reputation for being one of European techno's most prolific producers, Alexander Berg has been surprisingly quiet of late. 2016 saw just a single Dorisburg 12" release, while this two-track assault marks his first release of 2017. "Venom" has all the hallucinogenic qualities of a tropical snakebite, with trippy, mind-altering electronic riffs and outer-space effects writhing around an hypnotic late night techno groove. The "lost on the dancefloor at 5am" feel continues on flipside "Serum", a more minimalist affair where bold analogue riffs and skittish tech-house noises rise above an undulating, early morning groove.
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VA 04 (12")
Cat: STARDUB 04VA. Rel: 30 May 16
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Dudley Strangeways - "Capo" (7:13)
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Alex Jansen - "It's All Good" (6:46)
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El Choop - "Primary Reduction" (5:37)
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Alek S - "Luv" (7:02)
Played by: Dot (Legotek Records), El Choop
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Dr Man (8:10)
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Molecular (8:35)
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Evolve
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Submerge
Review: A welcome return to the techno game for DVS1 who opens proceedings on his own newly minted Hush imprint in superlative fashion, laying down a double dose of creeping, minimalist Detroit machine funkers. "Evolve" is an prime experiment in mind altering rhythmic sensations, steadily drawing out wave after wave of devious analogue flourishes amidst paranoia inducing skittering percussion and perennially menacing bass throbs. Always undulating but never exploding, "Evolve" is a near perfect example of DVS1's craft. It is complemented by the aptly titled "Submerge" with the liquefied chords providing some expansive beauty amidst the tightly wound groove and tropical rainstorm of percussion.
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Decreasing (5:39)
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Lower (6:09)
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Watchtower (6:46)
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Rise (6:33)
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Coding (6:14)
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The Chase (7:08)
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It's All About (6:01)
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Nineteenninetysix (6:17)
Review: On this expansive release, Zak "DVS1" Khutoretsky is not messing around. Over the course of two 12" records and a 10", the Minneapolis-raised producer delivers no less than eight late night techno workouts. With such a plethora of fine cuts to choose from, picking highlights is tricky. We're particularly enjoying the chiming, early morning roller that is "Decreasing", the Hoover bass-propelled madness of "Watchtower" and the bounding, rave-influenced stomp of "Coding", though the acid-fired wildness of "Rise" is also impressive. Arguably best of all, though, is "It's All About", an atmospheric, stripped-back techno shuffler full of delay-laden vocal samples and repetitive, dubbed-out electronic riffs.
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Black Russian
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Creepin
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Spying
Review: It would be fair to say that this latest EP from Minneapolis-raised Zak Khutoretsky features a trio of "tried and tested" cuts. Label boss Ben Klock has taken to closing his sets with lead track "Black Russian", a surprisingly light and airy chunk of loop-techno blessed with deliciously warm and evocative pianos. The other two tracks aren't quite as anthemic, but they're certainly floor-friendly; you'll struggle to find a more brutal and intense chunk of claustrophobic late night techno than "Spying" - all minor keys, restless shakers and booming sub - while "Creeping" is similarly dark and jackin', with distinct hints of early Belgian techno.
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Asis (part 1 feat DJ Sotofett & P Gelberg)
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Tape 1
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Tape 2
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Tape 3
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Tape 4 (SVN remix)
Review: Commonly found lurking around the murky underworld of Sex Tags alongside SVN, Dynamo Dreesen makes a forthright outing for his own Acido imprint, and wonderful weirdness abounds. With some assistance from Sotofett and P Gelberg on "Asis", a loping and muddied beat tries its best to support a hefty acid arpeggio after a few too many and just about holds firm. On "Tape 1" we seem to have been plunged to the bottom of the bottle, only to be determinedly clawing our way back out again with the stark techno construction of "Tape 2". "Tape 3" occupies a woozy dub space that moves like house music but sounds like a joyous experiment, and old buddy SVN steps up for a remix that maintains the weirdness but offsets it with a delicate choice of chord.
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Autapse (5:41)
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Uncertainty Principle (6:32)
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Synaptic Feedback Loops (7:26)
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Antinomy (5:20)
Review: Nijmegen electro imprint Shipwrec shows us how its done yet again. After a terrific release previously from Welsh mad scientist Dez Williams, its Roel Dijcks aka Ekman stepping up, following up some killer releases on Pankerkreuz, The Trilogy Tapes and Berceuse Heroique. "Autapse" begins proceedings in haunting fashion; spooky church organs provide the backdrop for an epic, soaring acid lead while "Uncertainty Principle" is sub-aquatic, Drexciyan electro for freaks. On the flip is the title track; keeping on like before but with a four to the floor beat for added dancefloor dynamics. Finally "Antinomy" delves into deeper terrain; its razor sharp and morphing synth line leading you further into the darkness of the abyss.
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Mental Marathon
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A Close Dancin
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Planet Ape (raw mix)
Review: Workshop dude Even Tuell enters the Hula Vortex on his belated return to the Musik Krause imprint, with three tracks of finely crafted house music. Opening track "Mental Marathon" is aptly titled, sprawling its way across the A Side and operating at a subaqueous level, drawing out scratchy metallic tones and bubbling analogue textures. "A Close Dancin" utilises clinical usage of robotic vocals amidst an impressive melange of Detroit influenced sound design. There's an indefinable scratchy sound present throughout that sounds like a gremlin trying (and failing) to escape the mainframe. The overarching sense of unease continues with "Planet Ape" (raw mix), all off kilter programming and dull bass lines over the constant hum and buzz of dystopian atmosphere that simmers back and forth into focus.
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Living Is Serious Business (Life acapella) (9:39)
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Living Is Serious Business (Carl Craig remix) (7:05)
Review: Given that he's always approached life with a cheery gusto, there's something rather ironic about Tim 'Love' Lee being involved in making a track called "Living Is Serious Business". Happily, he has man-of-the-moment Aaron 'Fit' Siegel by his side. The duo's original version is something of a trippy, late-night treat, with dubbed-out keys and percussive flourishes riding a dark Detroit bassline and fizzing, Motor City techno groove. It sounds like something that the brothers Fett would release on Sex Tags Mania, which is definitely a bonus in our book. Carl Craig does a sterling job on his flipside remix, retaining some of the original's eccentricity while adding a sweet melodiousness and production polish all of his own.
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Florida Boys - "Everglade" (reshape - Patrick Raddatz remix) (8:19)
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Gunnar Haslam - "Snappy" (606 Overdose mix) (5:33)
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Dynamic Range EP (blue marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: NST 152. Rel: 25 Sep 17
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Dynamic Range (6:00)
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Lights Go Off (7:33)
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Paranoid Life (5:56)
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Sine Attraction (6:32)
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Arco Pitcairn (5:31)
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Hoodlam Klothe (3:45)
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Lempt Jarkarin (4:36)
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Lidya Birkett (5:37)
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Rjiyen Orandin (5:01)
Review: Marcel Dettman's mighty MDR label doesn't offer a huge amount of releases every year, but what does get put out is always pure and utter quality. The Berghain resident pick out Ryan James Ford for number 17 in the catalogue, a young producer which we know little to nothing about at this point. We do, however, know that he makes seriously effective techno in the label's familiar style. There's five cuts spread across the two sides on here, all representative of Dettman's marathon sets in which he spans the full circle. Aside from all the techno bashings, there are also moments of tranquillity, manifested in the beatless ambience of "Hoodlam Klothe", and "Lempt Jarkarin", in particular. Do check "Rjiyen Orandim" for some serious percussive action, though. An impressive debut.
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Storm Coming (5:27)
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NU-1000 (5:02)
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Graphene (3:52)
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Dopant (3:59)
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CaCuSi 4010 (4:38)
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Totally Controlled (3:55)
Played by: Le Chocolat Noir, Juno Recommends Electro
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in stock $8.52
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Prayers (Are All They Have Left) (1:14)
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Prayer (8:49)
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Collapse (8:42)
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Collapse (Border One remix) (6:04)
Played by: Sebastian Bayne [IF? Records]
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in stock $10.17
Cat: PLUS8 25/7. Rel: 21 Dec 15
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RHX - "Xtension" (9:57)
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Plastikman vs Fuse - "Expanded" (8:47)
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
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in stock $19.52
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Awareness
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Humitly
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Deep To Deep
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Overcome (feat Select)
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Break Trough
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Inheritance
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Direction
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Incorruptible
Review: Despite being born and raised in Detroit, Luke Hess is rarely mentioned in the same breath as his Motor City peers. Then again, his brand and dub-infused techno doesn't fit neatly into the futurist narrative. This latest full-length flips the script slightly. While it has plenty of dub-flecked moments (see "Overcome" and "Humility"), there's a greater reliance on melody over mood. While this could be a reflection of the involvement of collaborator Omar-S, it's more likely an indication of Hess's development as a producer. Moving from hypnotic deep house to robust techno via beatless interludes, Keep On is Hess's most accessible set to date.
… Read more Played by: Life Recorder, Ka§par, Gaetano Battista, Kiani and his Legion, Patrick Bateman (Tic Tac Toe), Michael Zucker - Finale / Balance, Keith Anderson, PRECIOUS K, Satore (Hizou Deep Rooted Music), Washerman, Nick Anthony Simoncino, Nicholas, Keith Worthy (Aesthetic Audio LLC.), Scott Ferguson (Ferrispark Records), Giorgio Luceri, Ney Faustini, Christian Vance, Janeret
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Hiding The Moon (Mick Wills remix) (10:01)
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Crossroads (DJ Fett Burger Boss Brian Computer mix) (10:40)
Review: 12 months on from the release of Hunee's lauded Hunch Music full-length, Rush Hour has decided to release a pair of previously unheard reworks of album favourites. Stuttgart dynamo Mick Wills handles the A-side, turning "Hiding The Moon" into a spaced-out chunk of low-slung, late night techno (think sparse synth motifs, bubbling grooves, occasional acid lines and spooky atmospherics). Sex Tags deviant DJ Fett Burger serves up his interpretation of "Crossroads" on the flip, cleverly combining deep space ambient aesthetics with heavy dub bass, and hip-house era breakbeats. It sounds like an after-party destroyer in waiting.
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OW (Drum Beat) (12")
Cat: LACR 013. Rel: 26 Oct 15
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Gene Hunt - "OW (Drum Beat)" (5:02)
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Wrecking Project - "S-Sonics" (3:46)
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Blacktail - "Now Muzik" (3:35)
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Innsyter - "Blimp Works" (6:09)
Review: Delroy Edward's LA Club Resource finally drops its next bombshell, this time a collaborative effort that includes three newcomers, possibly riding low-key under different aliases. Riding shotgun, you got Chicago legend Gene Hunt with the minimal and freaky vibes of "OW (Drum Beat)", a woman's scream darting in and out of the stripped-back groove, and the heavily filtered "S Sonics" by the mysterious Wrecking Project. Over on the flip of the wax plate you have Blacktail's old-school lick "Now Muzik", while "Blimp Works" by Innsyter is a pumping techno gunshot that goes dirty and heavy on the percussive rattle. Raw, dirty, and messed up from the start.
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in stock $9.07
Cat: COMMONTHREAD 06. Rel: 27 Jun 16
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The Female Medical College Of Pennsylvania (6:04)
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Sifon Affair (5:25)
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M G D (CR) (4:55)
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He Is The Medicinal Cabinet (7:04)
Played by: Leonard Lampion, LesYeuxOrange
