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Bubblers EP
Cat: TIN 054. Rel: 07 Mar 24
Lose Control (4:18)
All Night (4:36)
Falling (4:25)
Desire (5:23)
Be There (5:42)
This Ain't Love (5:07)
Review: Garage innovators Time Is Now show they are a long way from done yet with another raw and essential 12" to kick off 2024. This one comes from Network and kicks off with 'Lose Control', a track that has it all - the bass-heavy low end, dusty percussion and alluring r&b vocal. 'All Night' is another that will pop right off with its zippy synth lines and seductive female coos, 'Falling' is more fractured in its digital melodies and chopped-up vocal refrains and the flipside keeps the good times coming. 'Desire' has warm and steamy, 'Be There' is an old school number and 'This Ain't Love' is a sixth sizzling cut with more original vocals really making the tunes standout.
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 in stock $14.26
Flashback EP
Cat: TIN 056. Rel: 21 Mar 24
90s Man (5:49)
Flashback (5:34)
In The Morning (5:08)
Wickedest Sound (6:26)
Yard Vibes (feat Maria Labelle) (5:19)
Review: A veteran of the scene, Jeremy Sylvester makes an unprecedented appearance on a relatively new local label, Timeisnow, for a wicked new five-track speed garage selection. 'Flashback' is led by the track '90s Man', which lays claim to an identity couched in a certain time and exposes the direction of the EP to come - knocking rims and deep Reeses dance about a criss-crossing 4x4 speed beat like carefully-slotted pegs in holes, as a grainy but stylish image of a sunshaded selector is conjured in our heads (and on the record cover). The title track, followed shortly by 'In The Morning', evoke nostalgic visions of a beachside rave that ekes heavy into the morning, at least transgressing the 10am range.
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Played by: Paul Starey
 in stock $14.51
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