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Review: To date, Lee Gamble's UIQ label has done a fine job squaring the spotlight on some lesser heralded exponents of cutting edge club experimentation such as Glaswegian Lanark Artefax, Cairo-based Zuli and Latvian N1L. The addition of Budapest's Stephan Olbricht is a step out of this tradition then, with the Hungarian a well-known and regarded name for his work on Opal Tapes, Farbwechsel, Gang Of Ducks and most recently, Lobster Theremin. On the basis of this four-track ZZM EP, Olbricht does fit right in on UIQ however, packing a quartet of punch-drunk ambient techno rollage that sounds like Gamble himself after a few hours on the green. Actress and Huerco S are other names that spring to mind, "J UC" has that similar feeling of stasis to it that the Werk Discs boss does so well whilst closer "F10a1" is quite heavenly.
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Review: The third of M_Rec Ltd's vinyl only Grey Series comes from Asma, a new collaboration between Repitch's Ascion and M_Rec boss Max_M. Supposedly inspired by Dutch experimental filmmaker Frans Zwartjes' 1968 short film of the same name, "Birds" offers some expectedly atmospheric techno; opening with tribal, rolling, warehouse-sized drums and foggy strings in the background, the track soon gives way to a heady concoction of bristling static and plucked textures played over a sonic void. Sandwell District alumnus Silent Servant's remix is a stark contrast, pairing some vintage chord stabs, snare rolls and drum machine percussion to create a basement ready house jam laced with spectral atmospherics that is possibly one of the more club-ready tracks he has produced to date.
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Review: Last spotted exploring the halftime swamps, ex-Perverse member Pugilist makes his debut on J.Sparrow's smoking Navy Cut imprint. Once again he paints three distinct and diverse pictures. "Zulu Blues" (with Mystik) builds up from the roots as a heavy dub groove with precision space and weight while "True King" takes us much deeper into the chamber with a soft kick and heavier emphasis on the atmospheres. We conclude on the slippery technoid funk of "Conduit" that could easily take up residence in Detroit. Stunning.
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Review: REPRESS ALERT : After landing his malfunctioning PX-4000 on the purple planet, Captain DMX steps out of the smoldering cockpit. After barely setting foot on the dusty landscape, the Captain is startled by deep thudding from over the hills. Dragging his oxygen pack with one hand and his atomizer with the other, he sets off in search of the other-wordly din. Over the hill his pupils adjust to the stroboscopic lightning and below him lies a sea of strange creatures moving together as one body. A cosmic sermon takes place under the three suns in the sky, mechanical and stuttered frequencies set a manic pace and drive the dark creatures back and forth. Captain DMX sighs a heavy breath and starts to descend into the fray....
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Review: Mister Saturday Night's second release of the week comes from a new Glaswegian producer, the enigmatically names Atlus, who drops the fresh and exciting "Zopiclone", a bizarre and squawking house cut that jitters its way through stumbling low-ends and brittle pieces of percussion. While that is certainly the stand out moment in terms of pure oddity, "Gum" is nothing short of excellent, and its funky disco swing truly hits the spot, whereas "A Little More Time" is the downtempo sibling, the part of the EP that is open to interpretation and one beautiful beatless sway of melodies.
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Review: D'Marc Cantu has established himself as one the most under rated producers currently operating off a slew of killer, and occasionally mind bending releases for a small clutch of labels such as Creme, Nation, and MOS. This year it feels like the Ann Arbor-based producer is actively spreading his wings with a series of 12"s on labels further afield with this latest for pan European outfit Shaddock following releases on Desire, One Electric and Ansatz. Zone 4 effectively demonstrates what a versatile producer Cantu is now, offering sprawling hi tech soundscapes ("Point Of Fracture"), downbeat electronic introspection rich in musicality ("Psychotronics") freeform star gazing techno (release highlight "STS - 115") and bugged out acid jakbeat in "Zone 4" which we think a lot of DJs will gravitate towards.
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Review: Another week, another killer release from Kiwi deep house sorts Chaos in the CBD. This one, a two-tracker on the In Dust We Trust label that they set up with pal John Sable earlier this year, is undoubtedly one of their strongest EPs to date. On the A-side you'll find the typically drowsy and atmospheric "Zona Del Silencio", a tactile and humid chunk of early morning deep house built around languid synth-bass and rolling, carnival-friendly percussion. The rolling bongo hits return on creepier flipside "Unsound Mind", the musical equivalent of stumbling through a rainforest at 3am while high on herbal remedies. As with many of the duo's productions, it subtly builds throughout, offering movement despite the hypnotic, slow-build nature of the track's construction.
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Review: The "Zomok EP", by Elflein & Fox, carries itself like an electric wind of freshness, creeping in off a bleak lunar ocean - delivering it's energy in a lustrous squall of heavy drums and frosty, clean production.
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