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DTR 001V
DTR 001V (pink marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: DTR 001V. Rel: 03 Jul 23
Juan Panza - "Found Quite Place" (6:08)
Franco Cinelli & Esteban Gutierrez - "Piso 11" (feat Lux Z) (8:00)
Nacho Casco - "Looperboy" (6:35)
U-FO - "Reset" (6:43)
Review: This first new instalment of Drawing Tools's self-titled new series comes on hits splattered vinyl with five fresh names all contributing one tune each. Juan Panza's 'Found Quite Place' is first up and a smooth-as-you-like dubbed-out tech roller with smeared chords radiating real heat. Franco Cinelli & Esteban Gutierrez then join up for the brilliantly carnival-esque tech cut 'Piso 11' (feat Lux Z). Nacho Casco's 'Looperboy' gets more twisted, with gritty loops and busted bass amping up the energy levels. U-FO comes down with something more clean and serene on 'Reset'.
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Tags: Tech House | Minimal
 in stock $18.68
Gateway To Ponza EP
Cat: STG 03. Rel: 06 Apr 23
Gateway To Ponza (6:31)
Gateway To Ponza (Trinidadian Deep remix) (7:13)
Faiyum Oasis (6:51)
A Pillow For Two (5:06)
Review: Frole Records' occasional offshoot Save The Groove returns for the first time in 2023, this time with a label debut from Entrepot Records chief UC Beatz. The Brussels-based producer is at his very best on title track 'Gateway To Ponza', a future eyes-closed deep house classic in which loved-up pads, sustained chords and lilting lead lines rise above a squelchy synthesiser bassline and a bespoke beat that's as tough as it is crunchy. Trinidadian Deep's accompanying remix is naturally luscious, too, with plenty of glassy-eyed musical touches, twinkling pianos and even more South American-influenced additional percussion. Elsewhere, 'Fayum Oasis' is a sweaty jack-track marked out by a frankly filthy (and mind-mangling) bassline, while 'A Pillow For Two' is a sunrise-ready chunk of warming deep house loveliness.
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 in stock $15.26
Nation 2 Nation (reissue)
Cat: UR 005R. Rel: 21 Feb 23
Big Stone Lake (4:14)
Sometimes I Feel Like (6:51)
Nation 2 Nation (5:17)
Body & Soul (5:31)
The Theory (Mind mix) (2:25)
303 Sunset (3:38)
Review: This reissue of Underground Resistance's seminal Nation 2 Nation LP is a significant moment; the group's messages of liberation and resistance feel as relevant as ever, not least given the reivisionist concept behind this EP. Perhaps, though, we should resist chinstroking too much; for the original liner notes of this seminal release criticize the over-intellectualization of characteristically African American art forms such as house, hip-hop, jungle and jazz. Even so, this 1991 classic stands as tall as ever, with sax contributions from Lenny Price helping to explore exactly what jazz would sound like if it had originated with the analogue gear that was available to UR's members, decades later.
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 in stock $15.53
Looking In
Cat: RNTR 056. Rel: 18 Apr 23
Looking In (5:10)
Sleazy (3:52)
Your Distraction (4:04)
Sleazy (Nenor remix) (5:02)
Looking In (Clive From Accounts remix) (6:02)
Review: The Looking In EP marks the return of Brooklyn-based quintet Underground System to local imprint Razor-N-Tape, with a stunning five track release of originals and remixes. It offers a fresh and unique blend of Balearic grooves, left-field funk and up-tempo backbeats that respectfully showcase the US sound. The tracks are complete with the band's signature use of flute and synth soundscapes, driving percussion and catchy vocal hooks that are sure to get you moving. On the B-side of the record, RNT mainstays Nenor and Clive From Accounts deliver two club-ready remixes that take the tracks into even more dancefloor-friendly territory.
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Cloud Burst (reissue)
Cloud Burst (reissue) (1-sided 12")
Cat: SJU12R 20. Rel: 07 Mar 24
Cloud Burst (11:29)
Review: We will always have time to check out whatever it is that Glenn Underground is serving up. The Chicago house mainstay has carved out his own distinctive sound over the last three decades and much of it comes on his own Strictly Jazz Unit. This latest drop is a reissue of his classic 'Cloud Burst'. It is a track that sits on the more raw and physical end of his personal spectrum with jacked-up drums and plenty of percussion run through with some wispy synths and the crunchiest of snares. A high-impact dancefloor weapon for sure.
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Redit
Redit (hand-stamped 1-sided 12")
Cat: EEE 001. Rel: 20 Dec 17
Redit (8:30)
Review: This is a cheeky single-sided affair that contains a gently tooled-up, rolling and rearranged version of a Marlena Shaw-sampling jazz-house classic that is rightly considered something of a dancefloor classic. The edit itself is undoubtedly rather good, subtly adding a little more bottom-end grunt whilst making a little more of the original's snaking sax parts, much-loved vocal sample and groovy jazz percussion. You can decide or not whether the re-edit was needed; certainly, the mystery re-editor has done a rather tidy job on the rework.
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UNK 20
UNK 20 (limited 12")
Cat: UNK 20. Rel: 29 Feb 24
Sprinter (6:34)
Spacetrain (7:38)
Crane (6:18)
Clutching (5:30)
Tags: Tech House | Minimal
 in stock $15.78
Tombolo Rumble Vol I EP
Cat: TOM 03. Rel: 16 Dec 22
Unknown Mobile - "Bog Juice" (5:13)
DJ Dog - "Space Quest" (Ozone mix) (4:35)
Abdul Raeva - "Melbourne Mint" (6:46)
Poly Chain - "Temporary Protection" (4:28)
Review: Fresh from Spain with no limitations; Tombolo release their first ever VA collection, rallying up troops from all corners of the global dancefloor and breaking boundaries between acid house, techno, breaks and electro. From the opening free party spirit of the brilliantly titled 'Bog Juice' by Canada's Unknown Mobile right through the final glacial tremors of 'Temporary Protection' from Ukrainian artist Poly Chain, the whole EP hits with an open-armed, timeless energy that transcends the usual genre brackets. Only 150 pressed; get to ready to rumble.
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Played by: Lostlojic
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Hardlife (reissue)
Cat: UR 044MCMRP. Rel: 14 Dec 21
Hardlife (9:03)
Hardlife (Aaron Carl remix) (5:05)
Review: Some two decades after it first slipped out of Underground Resistance's Motor City studio and into record stores worldwide, one of UR's most magnificent moments has been given a deserved reissue. Largely produced by 044 (real name Gerald Mitchell) and featuring vocals from one of his relatives (one Ron Mitchell), 'Hardlife' is not so much a sci-fi techno anthem as a mid-90s US garage/soulful house workout with sparkling, undeniably intergalactic, Motor City synths. As it did back in 2001, it comes backed with a fine remix from the late Aaron Carl that successfully re-frames the track as sparse, bouncy chunk of soul-fired peak-time techno.
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Mediterranea EP
Cat: BNGT 00312. Rel: 06 Sep 23
Mediterranea
Just Be Yourself
Amarcord
Morphine
 in stock $15.01
Albums
Various 2
Various 2 (180 gram vinyl mini LP)
Cat: FS 002. Rel: 15 May 23
Vanity Project - "Flamingo Heights" (6:05)
Bobby Bricks - "Things I Remember" (4:39)
Pacific Coliseum - "Dream Island" (4:38)
The Variable Club - "Protofeel" (4:11)
Unknown Mobile - "Dog Taxi Hotel" (5:16)
Laseech - "Space Sunday" (4:51)
Sorcerer - "Just For Love" (4:20)
Review: The Mellophonia label offshoot Fusion Sequence won us over with its well-presented and great-sounding first EP, and now a quick follow-up does the same. This one is another various artists affair that starts with some nice futuristic robot disco from Vanity Project. There is more organic and lush Balearic from Bobby Bricks and Pacific Coliseum follows that spine-tingling Ibiza sunset vibe. On the flip side, there is everything from late-night electronic house to lazy disco via Sorcerer's blissed out 'Just For Love' which would entrance any dance floor. There's as much quality as there is variation on this one, which makes it a useful EP indeed.

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