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Review: Defected once again have the main room at peak time in mind - with these four scorchers aimed squarely at said dancefloors. From current scene favourites Camelphat: the masked crusaders teaming up with the man with the golden voice Ali Love, on the adrenalised "Dopamine Machine" (club mix), Argentinian producer Offaiah rounds up the A side with the deep and sexy bounce of "Work It Out" (club mix). On the flip, Northern tech house hero Josh Butler shows he can do vocal house too on the very Kerri Chandler influenced "Feels Good" (feat Hanlei - extended mix) while Spanish veteran David Penn does for that classic Defected style of funky house on the uplifting "Nobody" (club mix).
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: Warp presents 'EP 1' from Mark Pritchard's latest incarnation - a funky beat driven, Detroit sound. Limited to 2000 copies worldwide.
Mark Pritchard (Harmonic 313) is the man behind Global Communications, Jedi Knights and Harmonic 33. He's also co-creator of one
of the most acclaimed ambient records of the 90s, '76:14'. This EP is the opening statement in a campaign ending with a full album in
late Spring. It showcases a crisp, fresh, beat-driven Detroit sound.
… Read moreMark Pritchard (Harmonic 313) is the man behind Global Communications, Jedi Knights and Harmonic 33. He's also co-creator of one
of the most acclaimed ambient records of the 90s, '76:14'. This EP is the opening statement in a campaign ending with a full album in
late Spring. It showcases a crisp, fresh, beat-driven Detroit sound.
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Review: Very little is known of the mysterious Burglar Tom. "EP 1" is his first outing on vinyl after a CDR of his re-edits and mixes he's been doing. Here Tom gets to grips with classics by KLF, My Bloody Valentine and New Order plus Bush Tetra's "Snakes Crawl". With a bunch more goodies in his swag bag this is only the beginning for the Burglar!
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Review: Two funky electro house tracks that have a tough edge to rock those peak-time dancefloors. Both tracks are written and produced by Matti Schwartz, aka Dada of Lollipop fame.
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Review: A real gem! The finest electro house with huge pumping basslines. The selector's choice!
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Played by: Jane FItz, Ethyl, Jug, Alex Downey, Marcel Heese, Ksoul, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Johannes Volk, Manos Mara (Bliq), Manuel Tur, Dplay, Pavel Iudin
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EP 1 (hand-numbered red transparent vinyl 12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: VAN 276. Rel: 28 Nov 14
Indie/Alternative
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EP 1 (hand-numbered vinyl 12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: VIS 001. Rel: 24 Nov 15
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Review: V I S is a new label from Hamburg, with Pudel resident Nina and Tobias Dufner at the controls; this debut release sees them highlight some local talent in the shape of SPR, whose recent 12" for JSME is also worth investigating. A dense feeling of claustrophobia is evident throughout these four tracks, with SPR commencing in rather creeping fashion on the 9 minute "Mass" which sees squalid white noise stream outwards over distant foreboding drones. "Concubine" offers a different mood, slowly breaking out into spacious drums over a dank bassline which brings to mind Tryptych-era Demdike Stare. Both "Minerva" and "Quadrant" feature prominent usage of field recordings, with the former track in a constant state of swelling motion and the latter akin to a lonesome walk in the dark of night accompanied by the unnerving sound of a rattling can nearby.
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Review: Having lined the first release on Bleed under his Volte Face alias, label founder Casper Clark teams up with that man Daniel Avery for their debut outing together as Rote, which comes backed with some fine remixes. Streamlined, hard-hitting techno aimed at questioning the foundational safety of nightclubs appears to be the order of the day for Avery and Clark as Rote, with two untitled tracks that wouldn't sound out of place on a Semantica record. Coincidentally, Semantica boss Svreca pops up on remix duty, turning "Rote 2" into a hellishly satisfying dark techno stomper. Those looking for a more extra-terrestrial sound will be more than satisfied with DJ Nobu's preceding take on "Rote 1". More Rote please.
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Review: Norwich may be a fine city (as it's road signs proclaim), but it does seem an unlikely place to find a party - and now offshoot label - dedicated to skewed analogue disco, spacey house, and pictures of cats on synthesizers. Welcome to the world of Cosmic Pint Glass, who unveil their imprint with an excellent EP from rising star Ruf Dug. The brilliantly titled "Guy Threepwood Takes DMT & Goes Paragliding At Sunset" is particularly good, layering cheap-and-cheerful synth melodies over a loose-but-chunky drum machine groove. "Joanna" sounds like a fusion of cheeky Balearica and kosmiche after a few too many sherberts, while the Dangerous Dub of the same track is a moody, late night treat.
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Review: Run by Tom Dicicco and Mancunian pair AnD, Inner Surface Music has maintained a steady rate of output since it was established in 2011. It's the first release (and first ever various artist EP) for the label this year and unsurprisingly raw and punishing techno is the order of the day. AnD line up alongside Truss, Sunil Sharpe and Italian producer Ascion, with the latter's "Narrow Alley" a tubular, twisted and repitched industrial version of Jeff Mills' "The Bells". "Buck Holt" is the first showing from Truss in 2013 after recently bringing an end to his MPIA3 alias, while the inclusion of Earwiggle Records boss Sunil Sharpe sees the Dublin-based techno veteran step further into the limelight with his Blawan-Karenn sounding "Sacred Granite". Tough British techno.
… Read morePlayed by: Exium, Konnekt [De:tuned], Bran Lanen, DeFeKT, Juno Recommends Techno, Johannes Volk, AnD, D. Carbone, JoeFarr
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Review: Releases don't get much more mysterious than this four-track platter. No names. No information. Just beats. Thick deep beats with loop-based grooves and an ominous sense of trippiness throughout. Our highlights are the creatively titled "Track 2", thanks to its minimal, borderline Berlinian wonkiness and the equally excitingly titled "Track 4"; a cosmic drone workout with bubbles and bleeps, this ain't no peaktime fodder but acts as a fine electronic lullaby for mixtapes and weirded out backroom sessions. Intriguing stuff...
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Review: Jacob Korn may have made his name on Uncanny Valley, but the Dresden producer has not put out anything on the imprint - or any other, for that matter - since 2012. This, then, is a welcome return. Pleasingly, it's also something of a belter, with Korn offering a range of distinctive takes on house music. For example, opener "Eisladen" fuses highlife guitars and a bleep-heavy breakdown with a surging drum machine groove, while "Arzt im Praktikum" sounds like Mr Oizo jamming with Liquid Liquid. "Fahrt durch Tal" - featuring a brilliant disco bassline from Phillip Oertel - saunters off on a deep space disco tip, before Korn once again doffs a cap to Africa with "Kokonuss", a blissfully sweet and thrillingly eccentric fusion of wide-eyed marimba melodies, warped electronics and loose drum machine beats.
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Review: As the Lowtec-affiliated Out To Lunch label continues its very welcome return to activity, so the mystery continues. Last up was the anonymous intrigue of The Hangout Project, and now Black Point emerges as a hitherto unknown proposition. Whatever the case, the music sits comfortably in that warm and curious bosom of Workshop-friendly vibes, from the deep plumbing techno of "Mythic" to the end-of-the-world stalker "Black Point". "Vespers" moves with an ethereal beauty in its haunting synth tones, and "Give Up" drops all kinds of scatty rhythmic configurations for your cerebral pleasure. Who cares who it is? This is damn fine electronic music from the odd cracks in the dancefloor.
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Review: Frankfurt-based Phil Evans first appeared on our radar back in 2015 via a series of collaborations and solo EPs on the Pager Records label he co-founded. Last year he donned a new alias, Thomas Rooge, delivering a fine pair of EPs on GOSU. Here his rise through the ranks continues via another rock-solid four-tracker that tiptoes the fine line between house and techno. We're particularly enjoying opener "FTR", bouncy affair full of Terrence Parker style stretched-out organ chords, crispy percussion and a repeated vocal refrain ("I'm from the future!"), though there's plenty more to enjoy elsewhere. Check, for example, the thrusting, bass-heavy late night pump of "PHouz" and the deliciously dreamy, intergalactic brilliance of Motor City techno-influenced deep house numbers "I Ce" and "Lucyd".
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Review: Shapednoise with Mumdance and Logos; what a killer combo this is. Fresh from their highly lauded live performances at CTM Festival and Club2Club, they now bring their electrifying live show to record for Conor Thomas' The Death Of Rave imprint. Starting out with the unsettling "Drowning In Binary" which sounds like a Trojan horse virus infiltrating and destroying a mainframe, they launch into "From Wetware To Software" which despite its name, sounds more like a light sabre battle from Star Wars. On the flip "Haptic Feedback" is an experiment in deconstructed, late '90s techstep by the likes of Ed Rush & Optical, where the beats are all but removed but the sinister sub bass and chilling sci-fi atmosphere remains.. But with such delicate execution. Finally "Personality Upload" is a dark industrial soundscape where harsh feedback goes head to head with white noise build ups, bowel loosening bass frequencies and the shrieking metallics of field recordings. Apparently inspired by equal parts William Gibson and late nineties drum and bass, this is some seriously dystopian futurism indeed.
… Read morePlayed by: Ali Renault
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Review: Having appeared on a few of Red Laser's various artist EPs, Clandestino's synth wizard Nick Smith finally gets his debut EP on Bosco's label. "Flashback" pumps with a starlight riff that tips a neat nod at the Innervisions style of cosmic tech where a variety of analogue elements ripple and wave over the sturdy kicks, "Planet Raider" takes more of an Italo route. A little slower and full-spectrum, its velvet arpeggios overlap and weave to mesmerising effect. Man Power closes the show with an epic nine minute remix and there's not a dry eye in sight.
… Read morePlayed by: Tagwell Woods, LesYeuxOrange
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Review: Not a huge amount is known about Zodiac Childs besides the fact that this is their debut release (under this name at least), Zodiac Wax is their label and the sounds are seriously intergalactic. All spacey breakbeat jams flexing around the 125 mark, there's a timeless cosmic rave feel laced throughout. "Basic Process" flutters with psy-like twinkles and Vamp-ish stabs, "O To The M" is a euphoric spine-melting vocal cut with some great doubled up drum layers while "Diviner" strips things right back to bare bones acid wriggles. Whatever your star sign, Zodiac Childs forecasts a groovy future.
… Read morePlayed by: Maciek Sienkiewicz
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Review: OG in the house! Delta returns to show us who's boss with four ruthless cuts from across the board. Reminding us why he's released on some of the most renowned and influential labels in drum & bass history (Creative Source, Reinforced, Dread, Nu Identity) each cut flexes in a different corner; "Dreaming From The Hip" is late night Bukem style cosmic b-boy funk, "Feel" is classic sci-fi mid 90s creepage while the mystic, off-beat funk of "Kundalini Serpent" is straight up unclassifiable. "Second Wave" brings a little ghetto class to the party for the finale with a Detroit style arrangement that bounces with a technoid glee. Keep 'em coming Delta.
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