Accessory US Vinyl & CDs

Review: Embark on a journey of mind expansion with Miles Mercer's latest 12" on Accessory Records. On Side-1, 'Outta The Window' is a track that melds ethereal synth work with infectious rhythms. 'My Name Is What' continues the vibe with an intriguing mix of twisted samples and driving beats, making it a standout piece. On Side-2 'Occult Explosion' wraps up the EP with a hypnotic blend of dark, occult-inspired synths and relentless grooves, leaving you deep in a spellbinding sonic landscape. Miles Mercer's new release is perfect for anyone looking to explore the depths of electronic music's more psychedelic and adventurous side. Blending so many genres, you just focus on the vibe. We think that's a good thing.

Review: Simic's contribution to Accessory's eighth release is a masterclass in minimal house that ventures into frosty sonic landscapes. On the A-side, 'Third Dream' opens with delicate precision, utilising airy percussion and sparse melodies that leave plenty of room for the listener's imagination to wander. Its hypnotic, minimal structure feels perfectly at home in a late-night set, inviting dancers to get lost in its clean lines and steady pulse. 'When The Foot Falls' follows, maintaining the minimalist ethos but with a touch more warmth, weaving intricate rhythms into a seamless, immersive journey. The B-side shifts the mood with 'An Introduction to Frost', bringing in the krautrock-inspired textures that lend the record its icy allure. There's a deliberate pace to the track, each layer added carefully, building a shimmering, crystalline atmosphere. This progression is taken a step further with Apt E's 'Glacier Dub' remix, which plunges even deeper into the chill, transforming the original into a dubbed-out, weighty exploration of sound. Apt E's treatment introduces a spaciousness that reverberates with echoes, as if the track is playing out in a vast, frozen cavern. Simic's deft balance of minimalist house and krautrock elements results in a release that is equally suited to introspective listening and dynamic club environments. It's an impressive addition to the Accessory catalogue, showcasing his versatility while remaining rooted in the colder, more experimental corners of electronic music.