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Review: Ukranian label Propaganda has made great strides since launching in early 2015. They've previously put out a quartet of quietly impressive 12" singles, and here unleash their most extensive release yet: a double-pack compilation of previously unreleased cuts from their current roster of artists. There's naturally much to admire, from the wobble bass, relentless beats and hushed Rich Medina vocals of Mateo Papachioli's "Journeyman", and bass-heavy, dub-flecked broken techno of Nastia's "Safari", to the bouncy beats and ghostly vocal samples of Yate's undeniably epic "Tooman". NSD's similarly lengthy closer "A Story Behind Everything", which reminded us a little of Don't DJ's recent album on Berceuse Heroique, is also rather fine.
… Read morePlayed by: Laura Jones, Alex Font
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Review: Montreal maven Priori's continued rush of beautifully rendered club magic manifests in a new album on the NAFF label he co-steers with Ex-Terrestrial. As you may well expect by now, his approach balances beauteous ambient passages full of advanced synthesis with delicate techno and rolling broken beat, imbued with a sense of warmth and playfulness but never at the expense of the music's emotional depth. Stand-out moments on Your Own Power include slowly unfurling downtempo bliss-out 'Shkrub' and the brooding, cerebral passages of 'The Village', but truthfully the whole album plays out in a cascade of immaculate production and heartwarming composition. The NAFF gear always flies out, so don't sleep on this one.
… Read moreout of stock $23.61
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Yossi Amoyal Presents Fluere: Collectors Edition (White Tote Bag Version) (4xLP in tote bag (white canvas with black screen print) limited to 75 copies)
Cat: SUSH 50W. Rel: 14 Dec 20
Techno
Review: As part of Sushitech's 15th birthday celebrations, label founder Yossi Amoyal has compiled an extensive compilation which shares the imprint's story through records that inspired him over the years. All four 12"s which make up Fluere are compiled here on the Collectors Edition (Black Tote Bag Version) which is limited to 50 copies. Features legend Baby Ford who delivers a typically subdued yet mesmerising rework of Jin Choi's 'High Quality Schal' , as well as a couple of sublime hi-tech soul journeys by Canadian producer Matt Chester (11th Hour Recordings), Dial Records co-head Sten on the contemplative techno of "Circles" and some classic IDM by CiM ('Recursive') and A1 People ('Do It' - Metamatics Remix).
… Read moreout of stock $36.32
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Yossi Amoyal Presents Fluere: Collectors Edition (Black Tote Bag Version) (4xLP in tote bag (black canvas with white screen print) limited to 75 copies)
Cat: SUSH 50B. Rel: 14 Dec 20
Techno
Review: As part of Sushitech's 15th birthday celebrations, label founder Yossi Amoyal has compiled an extensive compilation which shares the imprint's story through records that inspired him over the years. All four 12"s which make up Fluere are compiled here on the Collectors Edition (Black Tote Bag Version) which is limited to 50 copies. Features legend Baby Ford who delivers a typically subdued yet mesmerising rework of Jin Choi's 'High Quality Schal' , as well as a couple of sublime hi-tech soul journeys by Canadian producer Matt Chester (11th Hour Recordings), Dial Records co-head Sten on the contemplative techno of "Circles" and some classic IDM by CiM ('Recursive') and A1 People ('Do It' - Metamatics Remix).
… Read morePlayed by: Owain Kimber (Owain K)
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Year Of The Living Dead (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: KOMPAKT 428. Rel: 24 Feb 21
Minimal/Tech House
Review: San Fran's unstoppable and enduring tech house craftsman John Tejada is also super reliable. His sound is well established, but he always does enough with each new release to embellish it a little further. Returning now to his home label of Kompakt, he refines his palette to silky melodies, fuzzy pads and crisp beats that are superbly pleasing for both your ears and your heels. 'Sheltered' is a particularly classy cut of deft tech minimalism, 'Spectral Progressions' expires ambient broken beats with lush pad work and 'Panacea' picks up the pace in scintillant fashion. This might be his best work in years.
… Read more in stock $31.13
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Review: Underground minimal house heroes Stekke return to their beloved Sketches imprint for their first full length. As expected, this is a collection of seriously lean and understated grooves from the Brazilian duo, with the afterhours strictly in mind. Side A features the hypnotic and subtractive subtlety of 'Profonde', turn over and you have the candlelight dub expressions of 'Deux Jeux' followed by the moody majesty of 'New Wave'. Elsewhere, more hi-tech tackle awaits on the quirky microhouse of 'CV' or the Basic Channel style greyscale cycles of 'Infinity Groove'
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Review: WORKSHOP 32 has been a long time coming - not least as this is Kassem Mosse's first solo outing on Workshop since 2014. And what a way to return, presenting a full-length album that reflects the evolution of the artist while not denying any of the ideas and sounds and styles that first made us fall in love with him all those moons ago. A broad and varied celebration of off-centre electronic music that has as much right to be on the dancefloor as it does on a movie soundtrack. So what does that sound like? Well, in the case of 'Track 2', it's a skeletal toybox tech workout, while 'Track 6' takes us into deep and surrealist house music. Elsewhere, ''Track 7' explodes into a carnival of percussion and bleep, 'Track 4' offers lunging curveball fours, bassline seeming to bore holes in the very ground you're stomping on. Always pared back, but never truly minimal, it's one of 2023's earliest classics.
… Read more in stock $33.99
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Review: Ben Hixon has steadily released house gem after house gem on his Dolfin imprint. The label in just a little over eight years has created quite a robust discography with no signs of letting up. The newest 'Work', almost goes without saying that it reminds of us classic Chi-Town tracks from the heyday. But as the track moves on, you quickly forget the comparison as those beautiful keys play and the atmosphere sets in. Both 'Work' and 'Movedat' feature vocals from Rami who is co-credited on this wax. 'Movedat' is a bit more a minimal house banger but still is full of soul. Both tracks are strong winners and are sure to get a big response from patrons of the dancefloor. This 7" is limited to only 200 copies so grab one quickly!
… Read morePlayed by: Replika | Common Mode
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Weapons Of Ass Destruction Vol III (heavyweight vinyl double 12")
Cat: DMT 011. Rel: 30 May 22
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Once again Dungeon Meat bring the club heat with what will be their first ever double pack release on the label. A chunky collection of 7 prime cuts featuring new unknowns and more established names, some of them under mysterious alter egos which will never be revealed. It's all about the music for Dungeon Meat and this fresh selection of tracks and tools hits that nail on the head. Tried and tested as always this dynamite double pack will be one of those releases that never leaves the bag and is constantly reached for by discerning DJ's and ninjas who come to play and slay. Just like it says on the label, these jams are weapons of ass destruction. Handle with care.
… Read moreout of stock $23.86
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Review: Having initiated a return to action in fine style with Iron Curtis' debut album Soft Wide Waist Band, the Mirau label comes correct with this split release from Erobique and Alexander Polzin. "Warmer Bruder" signals a welcome return to the Hamburg imprint for Erobique, with the local lad having released on Mirau back in its early days and this new production is wonderful, all rich instrumental touches and glorious melodic flourishes that burst with a certain incandescence - a fine example of European deep house. To begin with, Polzin's "Fruchtchen" seems to exist in a darker realm, though it's gradually drawn towards the light in undeniably epic fashion.
… Read moreout of stock $20.24
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Review: Darren Nye has been devoted to deep machine-dreaming techno since the 90s, but he's hit a particularly productive run in the last four years. We've been gifted scores of albums on Childhood Intelligence, Exalt Records and now Elusive Intelligence, with Voyage Of Light representing the latest transmission from an artist brimming with inspiration. Nye takes his cues from the likes of B12, Kirk Degiorgio and Stasis, crafting a classically-crafted strain of techno which suits headphones as much as dancefloors. Across nine tracks Nye weaves a spectrum of sci-fi tales with the textbook tools - warm, expressive synth lines and crisp, intricate drum machine patterns. If you dig that sound, you're going to love this album.
… Read more in stock $27.25
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Review: Romanian minimal techno hero releases a solo album on Japan's Mule Musiq and what a moment in a brilliant career thus far. This guy is a true innovator and many are curious to hear what kind of journey into the deep and bizarre he can take us on. Starting out with the exotic bongo meditation of "Delir 1" and the breathtaking immersive ambience of "Delir 2" or the sinister and unsettling "Lumiere" things start to develop more movement later. Such as: on the deep hypnotic vibes of "Delir 4" or "Delir 6" which feature sombre string arrangements, emotive piano passages and some of the most expressive and restrained drums and percussion performances. Those expecting the ar:pi:ar sound be prepared, because it 'aint! A solid and contemplative body of work by a modern master in the making.
… Read moreout of stock $23.09
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Review: Written and produced by Rod Modell and Mike Schommer in Detroit for their incredible performance at the Detroit Electronic Music Festival. Now re-mastered and transferred from reel to reel tape recordings by Rod Modell.
… Read morePlayed by: Toki Fuko
out of stock $30.09
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Review: Roebrt Babicz has always excelled at doing something not so many dance music producers are any good at: making albums. Utopia is his eight such full length. It comes on on Marc Romboy's Systematic Recordings and is another record of unity, flow and cohesion. It is a work, we are told, that draws on his own personal experiences and forms a life soundtrack to epitomise moments of both elation and hardship. Each track offers a world of soul to explore, with intricate percussion, rhythms and harmonies to get lost in and expertly designed snares and kicks all making it a lush sounding work.
… Read moreout of stock $28.01
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Review: Much of the press leading up to the release of Barclay Crenshaw's third album under the Claude von Stroke moniker (the last, Bird Brain, dropped in 2009) has concentrated on his rediscovery of his little-known drum & bass roots, and his flirtation with Juke-influenced rhythms. While you can certainly here these influences - check the pared-down synth melodies and skittering 808 rhythms of "The Bridge" and the jungle revival of "Oakland Rope" - Urban Animal is about a lot more than that. Its' influences are many and varied - deep house, UK garage, crunk, P-funk, even organ-heavy funk (see "The Clapping Track") - giving it a rounded, "proper dance album" feel. It's also arguably Crenshaw's strongest set to date.
… Read moreout of stock $20.75
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Review: It has been some years now since Nail came back from the wilderness after one of his early EPs was re-released by Fear of Flying. Since then he has turned out plenty of new material as well as digging deep into his vast and vital vaults to serve up the sort of lo-fi but kicking house sounds that made him and his Nottingham crew such a driving force back in the 90s. And that's what we get here on For Those That Knoe - no fewer than eight masterfully stripped-back cuts of deep house. Some are laced with dreamy melodies, some roll deep for days, some are raw and textured pumpers and some are jazzed-up bangers with charm to spare. Essential stuff.
… Read more in stock $23.35
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Review: Agents Of Time are a unique Italian dance duo whose poppy dance music blends well with a live 3D show that has dazzled punters the world over. Here they debut their first album, Universo, which plunges into the cosmos through a distinctly lo-fi dance lens. With a slew of vocal performances from Audrey Janssens to Vicky Who?, our favourite track has to be a tie between 'Vocal Ghost' and 'Liquid Fantasy'. Perhaps comparable to Bicep for cosmonauts.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
out of stock $36.32
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Review: This double 12" compilation between Brazilian duo Stekke and producer and DJ Max Underson is a perfect marriage between the emotional aesthetic background of Underson's previous works and the precise floor-filling formula that Stekke has devised. The minimal composition is at the crossroads between deep, acid and tech house, with the wet basslines of 'The Messenger' being paired with ritualistic sub-bass lines culminating in house heaven. A real highlight on this release is side 4's 'Guidance', a smooth, grooving track that goes to show that house tracks don't always have to be cramped to the brim. The negative space used in these tracks, and the way it's used, is an art. Not to turn a blind eye to the two unique remixes on the compilation either, which take tracks to new heights thanks to the abstract re-imaginings by XDB and Melchior Productions Ltd. Universal Law is a schooling in the ways of minimal house, take notes.
… Read morePlayed by: Marcelo Tavares(Deep Space Podcast), Ney Faustini
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Review: Norm Talley has put together a second volume of his Unity series on his own label Upstairs Asylum. It features his nearest and dearest from Chicago and Detroit, all of whom of course serve up perfectly smoky and stripped back deep house and techno grooves to make you move. Delano Smith's characteristic loops lock you in from the off on 'Big City Nights,' Norm himself pairs dub techno chords with suggestive techno stabs that keep you on edge and Brian Kage's 'Poly-Phonic Phonk' is heady, dreamy, richly melodic house bets listened to in a cosy back room at 4 am.
… Read more in stock $29.58
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Review: Back in 2008, noted experimentalist Alva Noto began a sporadic series of albums that were far more focused on dancefloor-inspired rhythms than his usual eccentric and inspiring fare. Unieqav is the third and, we're told, final part of the series. The album is apparently meant to be a sonic representation of an underwater dive, a conceptual theme which manifests itself through the storied producer's use of deep and atmospheric chords, fluid and occasionally glistening electronics, and rhythms that evoke images of ever-deeper dives into the dark, cold depths. Rhytmically, there are nods to electro, IDM, dub techno and Autechre, though the mood remains laidback and intoxicated throughout.
… Read morePlayed by: Joachim Spieth
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Under Darkening Skies (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code in lenticular sleeve)
Cat: 425177 7701324. Rel: 17 Jun 21
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Monolink has been teasing his long-awaited new album Under Darkening Skies for a long time. Finally it is here and it ushers in a new chapter for the esteemed producer after two years of hard graft and plenty of "love and frustration" in the studio. It is an honest, vulnerable sound with syrupy synths and gentle drum grooves overlaid with folky acoustic guitars. The song writing is standout, too, with plenty of hummable top lines and memorable hooks hanging in the air over the pulsing rhythms. Many have tried to fuse electronic music with indie before now, but few have ever done it better than Steffen Linck.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: Berlin based producer Florin Gojnea aka G76 brings some fresh minimal sounds to this new double 12" on Nervmusic. Firstly, 'Too Much' has a catchy groove with syncopated grooves and clicking hits, while a well treated vocal up top adds a vital hook. There is real Detroit depth and machine soul and warmth to 'Elliot Waves', which could be a Rick Wade tune, and the epic 'The Divergence' really does hypnotise you over the course of its 12 odd minutes. Two further ten minute-plus tunes on 'Dress To Impress' and 'Bucket Model' prove that Gojnea is a master of economical yet efficient track design.
… Read moreout of stock $22.58
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Review: The mysterious Seekers imprint is back with another round of dusty deep house in a sort of Dial meets Smallville aesthetic that we've become extremely fond of. That being said, Turning Night Into Day is the label's first LP and, in our opinion, their mindful, cerebral style of house music is perfectly suited to the more expansive album format. "Song 1" starts what quickly becomes a mesmerising collection of beats and musical tones wrapped up in a 4/4 framework for the club; this is the sort of gear that should be played loud on a big system, where the basslines often appear hidden unless churned out at destructive levels. More than a concept piece, this is the sort of music that appears shy and contained on a first listen but then suddenly hits you in the chest after amid the madness and confusion of a club floor.
… Read morePlayed by: Jorge Caiado / Conversion, Tom Joyce (Sounds Benefit)
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Review: Minimal author Ion Ludwig is an expert at laying down superbly simmering, perfectly reduced techno tracks that are dusty yet dynamic, infectious and heady all at once. 15 years into his career he remains at the top of his game and this new album for Basel's Adam's Bite is another excellent one. It finds him push his own boundaries, calling variously on oboe samples, watery chords, jazz cymbals and plenty more to take you deep into a warren of darkly involving minimal grooves that are always stuffed with detail for the head while never forgetting the requirements of your heels.
… Read morePlayed by: Marcelo Tavares(Deep Space Podcast)
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Tron Caligula Marathon Man (The Remixes) (double 12")
Cat: SYST 00133. Rel: 01 Aug 22
Minimal/Tech House
Review: A first-time remix LP of Stephan Bodzin's Systematic classic album - 'Tron Caligula Marathon Man' - containing stellar new reworkings of the tunes made between the years 2005 and 2006. Raxon (Ellum, Kompakt), Mathew Jonson (Wagon Repair, M_nus), Elax, Fedele (Ex-Agents Of Time) and Hannes Bieger all make appearances, lending gloomy and gargantuan extra credence to a time-honoured techno masterpiece.
… Read more in stock $22.58
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Review: Berlin-based DJ, producer and live-act Oliver Koletzki steps up to his own label Still Vor Talent with a tenth studio album. Its title Trip to Sanity is a reference to the classic German children's story 'Tabaluga' about a little dragon and is said to reflect the artist's own journey over the last 18 years in the scene. It's one riddled with a child-like curiosity for new sounds and it comes with plenty of collaborations as has always been the way with Oliver. There are jazzy downbeat cuts, party-starting house anthems and plenty of deeper moments that showcase fine craft and real musical artistry.
… Read moreout of stock $43.07
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ARK & PIT SPECTOR / VARIOUS
Tribute: Love Supreme (2xLP)
Cat: ARK 001. Rel: 19 Jul 16
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Parisian oddball house legend Ark teams up again with fellow local and Prospector head honcho Pit Spector to inaugurate Ark Records. A longtime in the making no doubt but worth the wait. Love Supreme LP as the title suggests is a tribute to the legendary John Coltrane and the pair have drafted a who's who of deep house and minimal to lend some hands and ears. Highlights include The Mole's "Molemix"; a sublime serving on reductionist bounce, Frankfurt genius Lo Soul who is as brilliant as ever on the sublime and hypnotic "It's All In There Mix" and Ark himself with his "Free Mix" which is as dusted down and as funked up as we all like it!
… Read moreout of stock $21.78
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Review: Originally released back in 1999, SND's self-released Travelog LP was originally crammed onto one vinyl disc and has sat languishing in the domain of pricey second records ever since. This reissue spreads the music out over two records lovingly cut in blue and purple, with additional bonus tracks making for a more momentous release for some truly astounding minimal electronics. The delicacy of production on this early SND material is staggering, staying utterly captivating with the barest of elements and oozing soul with barely-there melodies in utterly mechanical configurations. With Mark Fell and his Sensate Focus project in high demand these days, it's fascinating to look back to the genesis of that distinctive sound when it was in its infancy.
… Read morePlayed by: Bop, Juno Recommends Experimental
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Review: Detroit house hero Kyle Hall returns with his biggest project in some time in the form of Transmissions, a new double album on his own well-regarded Forget The Clock. All six tracks have enigmatic, functional titles and the music is as idiosyncratic as ever. Each one veers more towards techno than is Hall's usual style, with pulsating synth lines and tight, dusty drum tracks making for stripped-to-the-bones grooves. Later on, things grow ever more abstract with twisted acid lines screwing their way through the increasingly ragged and roughshod drums. These are perfectly imperfect jams from a master of the form.
… Read morePlayed by: Per Bojsen-Moller, Charlie bucket/ dancing in space
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Review: Italian electronica wizard Paolo Mosca releases his debut LP, a mature and carefully crafted melting pot of influences from all over the electronic sphere. Dub, house, breaks, acid, ambient, progressive... you name it. The A-side houses techno sensibilities, building in intensity from the suspenseful 'Spiritual Birth' to the mechanical 'Connect Our Minds' with it's 90s-influenced industrial leanings. The B-side pivots to the club, with a deep house-techno to piano house combo breaker. Side C sees Mosca's production chops really showing with a dub twist, a Hideki Naganuma style vocal sample featuring on 'Wake Up', against a downtempo groove. The final side sees a grab bag of variety, from drum & bass to ambient with a three-track run that totally surprises. It's not an exaggeration to call 'Transition' and instant classic.
… Read moreout of stock $26.47
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Review: Featuring the collective talents of Dan Ghenacia, Dyed Sondorom and Shonky, it's little surprise the Apollonia project has swiftly become a force to be reckoned with in house music over the past two years. Less a production unit, more an excellent DJ tag team and label collective, Apollonia output to date has been the sole Trinidad 12" issued through their eponymous label back in 2013. A debut album then is something of an ambitious move, yet Tour a Tour demonstrates the Parisian trio are more than up to the task. Said to be inspired by their unified approach to Djing, the album consists of 13 tracks that ramp up the intensity deftly in a manner to reflect a DJ mix. French legends Phillip Zdar and Alexkid lend their considered touch to proceedings throughout.
… Read morePlayed by: Denney, DJ Mau Mau, System2, Craig Hamilton, Terence :Terry:, Alex Font, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Mr KS, Julien Sandre, Rhythm&Soul, SEFF, AZIMUTE, Jay Hill
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Review: Kompakt's Total series of compilations is described by the long-serving Cologne imprint as a kind of 'yearbook', with each edition - including this 22nd volume - serving as a keepsake of the label's last 12 months. The latest edition therefore boasts material that was mostly signed and released during the lockdown phase of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, though you'd not know given the club-friendly nature of the material on offer. From start to finish, it's packed with genuine aural treats, from the undulating acid bass, dreamy acoustic guitars and ethereal vocal samples of Voigt & Voigt's 'Why' and the shuffling, opioid warmth of Rebedello's 'The Sharper Image', to the sleazy spoken word vocals and head-nodding hip-hop beats of Jurgen Paap's 'Le Monde a Change', and the deep, hypnotic, spaced-out brilliance of Jonathan Kaspar's 'Where Am I'.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: It's that time again people: Kompakt rounds up the usual (and not so usual) suspects on its label roster for the year's most definitive collection of dreamy and emotive electronic music for Total 16. There's a lot to get through on here, but as usual; it's all quite brilliant! Starting out with the return of Spanish minimal hero Alex Under on the gloriously uplifting journey track, "Llaman A La Puerta", The Modernist is back also with the sublime deep house of "The Price Of Love" featuring Hot Chip's Joe Goddard on vocals. And of course, the regulars: Jurgen Paap with "Eden"; a true highlight which really nails the label's trademark sound, Matias Aguayo with the bleepy and bumpy retro leanings of "Komm" and label bosses Voigt & Voigt with the rather dark and gloomy epic "Denken Sie Laut".
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Experimental
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Review: After dipping their toe in with the Coldfish LP, All Inn are returning to the album format once again to present Kamran Sadeghi with the chance to impart a vision of electronic music with a techno framework, although his roots lie in more experimental forms. As such this is a classy set of minimal tracks that place dancefloor demands at the back of the priority list, and instead all manner of textures, sounds, moods and ideas round out a refined production style to a great end. "Follow Up" is a fascinating composition sizzling with subtle details even as it comes on smooth and appealing to the ears, while "Dig Out" constantly mutates with the slither of live drums in amongst the electronics. At every turn this is an album that will delight the mind in entirely original ways, which can never be a bad thing.
… Read moreout of stock $23.61
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Review: Ron Moreli's famously sleazy LIEs welcomes back one of its regular artists in Lipelis, this time with his TMO project alongside extra goodness from keyboardist Eugene Piankov. The pair really go for it from the off, with anthemic house stomper 'Goes D Jam' offering up squealing 303 and 909s that ring out into the cosmos over crunchy drums. '112 Bright Jam' is slower, deeper, more heartfelt with its tender piano chords and 'Goes C Jam' is an acid laced piano celebration. Last of all is '107 Dark Jam' which is a heads down stomp with acid meditations for grotty warehouse spaces at 5am.
… Read morePlayed by: LEGO EDIT
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Review: The Perlon and Mule Musiq-associated Wareika trio show off their considerable skills once more here with an effortless blend of electronic and organic sounds across two extended pieces. There is one on each side on Tizinabi and each is rooted in dub and house but embellished with classical instruments such as guitar and piano. The flow here is unreal as new melodies, moods and grooves unfurl before your very ears and Wareika keeps on threading together hypnotic synth lines and smooth percussion into ever more compelling sonic tapestries. A perfect excuse to drop the needle on the record, tune in and zone out of the real world.
… Read more in stock $25.94
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Review: Classic deep house here by Beanfield, an outfit comprised of Compost Records chief Michael Reinboth with Jan Krause, Michael Mettke and Tobias Meggle, who released one of their biggest tracks 'Tides' with vocalist Bajka back in 2004, taken from the album Seek. Featured is the timeless Beanfield Chant Mix and of course Detroit icon Carl Craig's now legendary rework, as well as Swiss deep house hero Ripperton's impressive perspective. Providing newer reinterpretations is veteran of the Toronto scene Art Department, and Italy's Toto Chiavetta who injects the track with his signature brand of high tech soul.
… Read more in stock $24.14
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Review: DJ Koze's label Pampa Records proudly present Gabor Schablitzki's long player Thora Vukk. Created in six short months and riddled with field recordings that range from his own drunken vocals to the sound of the summer rain, slamming drawers and even his nostrils whistling unintentionally, "Thora Vukk" is not quite as you would initially expect from the ex Whighnomy Brother and techno fuelled party animal. Its seven beautiful and varied tracks are separated by bridges - the album forming a story all of its own as it plays from start to finish. Whether it be from the groggy but intricate minimal basis of "Bommsen Boff", the wispy ethereal touches within "Tulpa Ovi" or the endearing choir wails on "Ende"; Robag Whrume's album is a standout of and we highly recommend you listen to it on repeat!
… Read morePlayed by: The Barking Dogs, Manu Archeo, Arnaud Le Texier, Future Classic DJs, Dominik Eulberg, Toki Fuko, Rone
out of stock $20.75
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Review: It has now been 10 years since this most glorious album from Gabor Schablitzki. As such, DJ Koze's label Pampa Records proudly reissue it on double vinyl. Created in six short months and riddled with field recordings that range from his own drunken vocals to the sound of the summer rain, slamming drawers and even his nostrils whistling unintentionally, Thora Vukk is not quite as you would initially expect from the ex Whighnomy Brother and techno fuelled party animal. It's seven beautiful and varied tracks are separated by bridges - the album forming a story all of its own as it plays from start to finish. Robag Whrume's album is a standout and we highly recommend you listen to it on repeat.
… Read moreout of stock $24.14
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Review: Herck is back with a seance album that has had fans on tenterhooks in anticipation. It's another masterclass in minimal and tech sounds that get weird and abstract but never at the expense of soul or groove. This double 12" comes with super artwork as well as great tunes. The first sets the tone with silky synthetic sounds and icy, stripped-back rhythms. From there the sound sources range from water droplets to filtered vocals, cosmic waves to industrial futurism. It is an utterly compelling trip for mind, body and soul.
… Read morePlayed by: Louis Hughes (Bare Bones Wax)
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There Is No Acid In This House (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SJRLP 518. Rel: 27 Oct 22
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Chicago extraordinaire Jamal Moss aka Hieroglyphic Being's third solo album is titled There Is No Acid In This House, and sees him return to Soul Jazz Records. Using his idiosyncratic electronic sound, Moss takes influence from the experimental minds of fellow Windy City innovators such as The Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, The Art Ensemble of Chicago and Sun Ra, through to icons of his hometown's house music scene like Ron Hardy, Marshall Jefferson, Lil Louis and others who have defined Chicago's musical universe over the last half a century.
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Review: The Visitor sees Matias Aguayo return with his third album, and first in four years with such an absence understandable when you consider how busy running Comeme and touring commitments must keep him. Arriving through said Comeme as opposed to Kompakt who released Aguayo's previous long players, this eleven track album feels right at home on a label that jettisons proto-house, new wave, techno and other indigenous body music with a rate beyond prolific. There's a notably more psychedelic tone to this album and Aguayo remains the captivating force he is throughout The Visitor despite contributions from fellow label artists Philipp Gorbachev, Ana Helder, Daniel Maloso and Alejandro Paz.
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Review: Audiomatique are happy and proud to present "The Trentemoller Chronicles". This new double album is not a new studio album, but an overview of Trentemoller's impressive body of work. "The Trentemoller Chronicles" include Anders' personal selection of his best songs and remixes, which have only been available on vinyl or on compilations, as well as some new and exclusive songs. This is an essential piece of minimal/tech house.
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Review: Gene on Earth has spent the last few years establishing Limousine Dream as an outlet for his productions but has now decided to get other like-minded producers involved. The Sound of Limo, an expansive compilation of previously unheard treats, is his way of introducing us to his new family of artists. There's plenty to set the pulse racing throughout, with highlights including the bouncy and spacey deep house flex of Sweely's 'Shut Up & Stay Home', the pumping, warehouse-ready vibe of Huerta's suitably intergalactic 'Steve's Limo Track', the dreamy breakbeat-house bustle of Liquid Earth's 'Yorbalinda Breaks', the hypnotic dancefloor deepness of Sugar Free's 'Hazme Sonar' and the lolloping, laidback headiness of Roza Terenzi's superb 'Snow Dive'.
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The Sensual World (limited gatefold clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: SNFLP 010LTD. Rel: 20 May 22
Minimal/Tech House
Review: After first stepping out on Rhythm Section, Dopeness Galore, Phonica and Echovolt around 2017, Earth Trax has been on a rapid rise which has landed them deeply in the Shall Not Fade firmament. Following two LPs for the label in 2020, now they're back with The Sensual World, an 11-track masterpiece of modern club gear that moves from spine-tingling techno thunderclaps to psychoactive electro. At all times there's a strong melodic impulse and a woozy beauty which softens even the spikiest elements in the sound. As a result, you're left with some seriously workable club tracks that can inspire emotional responses as well as physical ones.
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Review: Celebrating his label's 20th release, Coldfish dreams up his debut album. He personally describes it as "a raw brotherhood of naive imaginations and experiments around the idea of techno" and he's not wrong: super deep and explorative, he subverts all preconceived perceptions of the genre and reconstitutes them at his own will. "Apollonia" and "Aino Lane", for example, come with a bitter aftertaste of Icicle style mechanical dubstep while the wonky, dubbed out shuffle of "The Ambassador" sounds like Tyrant on a moody day and the offbeat chants and obtuse timbre or "Noatak" aren't dissimilar to Villalobos circa "Fizheurer Zieheuer". Whether you use it as a collection of stand-alone tracks or indulge in it as a solid piece of work, this is an accomplished debut.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Cleymoore (Pluie/Noir)
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Review: Byron The Aquarius has been one of the most exciting artists to emerge in the last few years. He is a master keys-man and expert producer who spent years working in hip hop. His house output has been varied and brilliant and come on a wide array of labels. His next album takes him to Shall Not Fade and it is another widescreen affair. There is transportative deep house, spaced out beats in tribute to the late great Mike Huckaby and homage to the black roots of this music. 'Last Time We Gonna Do This' is a particular highlight with its soulful vocal samples and shuffling drum work.
… Read morePlayed by: ISOUL8 (Volcov)
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Played by: Ben Sims, Rolando, DJ 3000, Reeko, Luke Slater, DJ Bone, Adrenalinoman, Raul Mezcolanza, Resident Advisor, Iron Curtis, MARK FLASH-UR
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