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Hermit In A Rave Cave 2
Cat: CJFD 37. Rel: 20 Apr 23
 
Techno
Mix Myself Into The Future (4:17)
Central Meekness (6:18)
Digitize Your Daydream (6:49)
Do You Look Like Me (3:37)
Flow Network Ooze (4:55)
Whisking A Dream With Satans Trident (5:49)
Review: Hermit in a Rave Cave is one of some 30-odd alases for prolific Dutch studio nerd Legowelt. He debuted the project in 2022 and after a fine first EP, he follows it up with a second superb self-titled effort on the ever-excellent Clone Jack For Daze. As always with Legowelt, this is machine-made music with real soul and nice dusty aesthetics. It kicks off with some deep, Detroit tinged techno bleeps, more gritty and muggy lo-fi drum track 'Central Meekness' they the glistening cosmic melodies of 'Digitize Your Daydream' sink you into a wormhole. There's a terminator feel to the retro-future sounds of 'Do You Look Like Me', subtle uplift to the trance chords of 'Flow Network Ooze' and pure star gazing bliss on deep house jam 'Whisking A Dream With Satans Trident'. This is some of his best work in years.
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Played by: Wes Baggaley
 in stock $12.61
85-88
85-88 (12")
Cat: CJFD 34. Rel: 19 Oct 22
 
Deep House
85 (5:16)
86 (4:29)
87 (5:44)
88 (4:37)
Review: Clearly, downtempo was a thing in Japan before it was ever a thing in Brighton - or wherever the hell Bonobo was given credit for inventing it - and it shows in this new repress of some of Takuya Matsumoto's earliest works. Ha, you were fooled! This one's actually new, but it's simply made to appear like each crafty cut here was made between the years 1985-88. Infectious, FM-oody, and laden with pitched-down coke-crazed vocals, this one charts the earliest era of house and its sound, emulating it to a T, except without any 303. Gee!
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