Red Rack'em

Review: Bergerac head honcho Red Rack'em is back with yet another oddball jam for the first time since 2017's "Place For Me", and it's fittingly titled "Wonky Techno Banger". Tripped-out, hypnotic and well funky - this one is perfect for getting weird at the afterhours. Groovy and equally psychedelic disco mutations that you've come to know and love from the man are catered for as well, such as on the bass heavy and lo-slung "Devon Analogue" on the flip, which is followed by "Nave Gazing" - a deep, beatless and neon-lit expression in Arp 2600 minimalism.

Review: British house hero now based in Berlin Red Rack 'Em returns for his always impressive Bergerac imprint with some properly deep and funky house jams on the Tomato Pope EP. Starting out with the dusty and choppy syncopations of the stomping title track, there's more quality to be found on the cheeky B side cut "Ocaj" with its woozy and hilarious vocal cut ups over a slow and rusty stomp with hazy wah wah guitar. Finally "Rhodes House" does exactly what it says on the tin with this short but sweet exercise in deepness that takes its cues from the imitable Moodymann. Following up some great tracks recently for the likes of Nettles and Nsyde, Danny Berman's on a roll at the moment!