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Louden Up Now (reissue) (2xLP + poster + MP3 download code)
Cat: TG 234LP. Rel: 22 Jan 21
Indie/Alternative
Review:
American dance punks !!! won over plenty of fans and critics alike with their second studio album. It was hailed as a brave collision of agit-pop, indie and dance rock that was driven by funky rhythms and post punk attitudes. Two singles 'Hello? Is This Thing On?' and 'Pardon My Freedom' both performed well and it was said at the time that "the album brings some real substance to dance music" (just don't let any dance music fans hear that, though.) The slicker sound of this second album had more disco influences and plenty of trance inducing builds all made it extra electric.
… Read moreAmerican dance punks !!! won over plenty of fans and critics alike with their second studio album. It was hailed as a brave collision of agit-pop, indie and dance rock that was driven by funky rhythms and post punk attitudes. Two singles 'Hello? Is This Thing On?' and 'Pardon My Freedom' both performed well and it was said at the time that "the album brings some real substance to dance music" (just don't let any dance music fans hear that, though.) The slicker sound of this second album had more disco influences and plenty of trance inducing builds all made it extra electric.
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Review: It's nearly three years since we last heard from !!!, owners of the strangest name in dance music (it is, of course, pronounced !!!). In that time, the now veteran band's members have pursued a variety of intriguing solo projects, with Justin Van Der Volgen making his mark as a DJ and producer of seriously good disco edits. The brilliantly named Thr!!!er (see what they did etc.) is undeniably looser and groovier than previous efforts, with their trademark low-slung, punk-funk bass being used to good effect on tracks that range from LCD Soundsystem-ish house-influenced anthems ("Slyd") and Prince-influenced disco (the delightfully summery "One Girl/One Boy"), to West Coast stoner funk-rock ("Californiyeah") and Rick James style hustlin' disco-funk ("Except Death").
… Read moreout of stock $27.74
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Strange Weather Isn't It? (2xLP + MP3 download + booklet)
Cat: WARPLP 197. Rel: 19 Aug 10
Indie/Alternative
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco, Seahorse & Castle
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Let It Be Blue (blue vinyl LP + MP3 download code (indie exclusive))
Cat: WARPLP 339B. Rel: 06 May 22
Indie/Alternative
Review: 2019's Wallop was the last album we heard from !!! so fans will be delighted to check out this new full length, Let It Be Blue. The first single from it, 'Storm Around the World,' features Sink Ya Teeth's Maria Uzor and the band explained it was "originally an acid workout about parents who leave on tour," became much more. Expect the album to be a diverse affair packed with dance floor moments but also plenty of more spare sounds that allow the world play to shine through. Fittingly, this one - the band's ninth album - comes pressed on nice blue wax.
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Review: The song "Lautlos" has a very special flair. DelaDap have written and recorded it in cooperation with the Berlin cult band 17 Hippies. Singer Kiki Sauer's very own style of mixing French, English and German text fragments mixed with the sound of DelaDap did create a strong feeling of multi-culture somewhere between chanson, Balkan sound and jazz. The 17 Hippies, who got known to a broader public especially with their soundtrack for Andreas Dresen's Movie "Halbe Treppe", was founded in 1995. Actually they wouldn't call it "founded", it was more an open come-together of several musicians from totally different backgrounds just to do some acoustic music for their own pleasure. The French press came up with the wording "Berlin Style" which is know synonymous for the 17 Hippie's mixture of eastern European melodies and rhythms with French chanson and American folk. Beside the original album version in radio length and a new DelaDap own remix, the new DelaDap maxi-CD also contains a remix from Vienna's rising Balkan expert [Dunkelbunt] and one from house specialist Jeremiah! As a special bonus it also comes with the highly demanded long-version of Noha's "Goldregen" mix.
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Review: Adam Port, &ME and Rampa at team up with Little Dragon are quite the collaboration here on 'Saving My Love', a one track 12' where the deep house sound of Berlin collides with Swedish pop sensibilities. Proper mood music for late night basement parties, the Keinemusik trio's idiosyncratic style of bold, emotive and futuristic groove is the perfect backdrop to Yukumi Nagano's breathtaking vocals. Tip!
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Review: Back in January, &On&On (a DJ/production duo comprised of Noni and Worth Way) were named by DJ magazine as 'ones to watch' in 2022. It's taken them the best part of the year to deliver on that promise, but the pair's Lost Palms debut - their first 12-inch of the year - is packed to the rafters with quietly impressive fare. For proof, check opener 'All Day', a tactile and gently warming blend of deep chords, techno synths and swinging, garage-influenced house beats, before basking in the wide-eyed breakdowns and classic-sounding deep house grooves of 'Melted'. Elsewhere, 'Delta T' is a wonderfully sub-heavy chunk of breakbeat techno headiness, 'Mid Valley' is a sparse, stripped-back, electro influnenced roller and 'Samo' is a psychedelic techno shuffler.
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Review: Sahko continues to deliver new vinyl pressings of lauded, in-demand items from the bulging back catalogue of sadly departed Finnish experimentalist Mika Vaino. The latest to get the treatment is Vaino's 2008 set Oleva, his fifth solo outing under the alternative O alias. The album remains one of Vaino's most magical, in part because it counters his usual icy, creepy and sometimes intense experimental sound with ambient, IDM and rhythm-driven pieces that variously draw on electro and industrial sounds. It contains some genuinely stunning moments of both darkness and light, including a number of widescreen epics that sound like they were tailor-made for black and white, European art-house movies.
… Read morePlayed by: Jonny 5, Meanwhile Sounds
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Review: Back in stock. My word! This amazing, ice cool four track excursion into dark ambience and swirling spooky minimalism is at long last with us again. "Näkinkenkä (Shell)" sounds like early electro-acoustic droneage ala Charlemagne Palestine but with a 21st century edge - absolutely lush. "Suomot (Scales)" is purest early Sähkö, amazing and weird like the finest slo-mo Richie Hawtin minimal throb filtered through Delia Derbyshire's Radiophonic Workshop wires, killer. "Viimeinen Monni (The Last Catfish)" is amazing - deep bass, Rhythm & Sound vibed background static, minimal melodic drops - too, too much. Lastly comes "Jään Alla (Beneath The Ice)" which is a perfectly formed classically influenced repetitive piece. An amazing end to an amazing 12", buy or die.
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Review: One of the most essential minimal techno album ever for the first time on vinyl. New release of the classic "Metri" (Sahko 006) which was released on CD in 1993 and is now available on limited double vinyl. Written and produced by Mika Vainio except Muuntaja by Mika Vainio and Ilpo Vaisanen (better known as Pan Sonic). All tracks are studio recordings played with analogical equipment to DA-tape during summer and autumn 1993. Minimal baas bleeps and tings! Only for the headstrong. Tip!
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Review: Back in stock. What a treat this is, badged up with the catalogue number Sahko 1.5 this is material from Ø, aka Mika Vainio which has never been previously released on vinyl! The tracks were written in 1993, some time in between the Sahko 001 and the Sahko 002 EPs, and released on the absolutely seminal "Tulkinta" album - it has taken 10 years for them to surface finally on wax. Now thank goodness you can play these tracks as they really should be heard, very loud and possibly in a sweaty club, getting your minimal groove on. With massive support recently from none other than the hairstyle-challenged Richie Hawtin, who featured a whole heap of Ø tracks in his latest "DE9" mix CD, this release couldn't be more timely and more desired. My suggestion would be to get hold of this now before it disappears once more forever.
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Review: Back in stock. The second part of Mika Vainio's silver series (along with Sahko001), this EP is something of a techno classic. It would later appear on the Tulkinta album, but the 12" has been out of press for over ten years, so it is wonderful to see this back on the shelves, to entice a new generation of listeners into its glorious analogue techno world. What I find so endearing about the Ø records is Vainio's ability to make minimal, edgy techno music sound so glacial and other-worldly. An Ø record sounds exactly like an Ø record and in the twelve years since this was released, nobody has managed to match or recreate anything to come close to these tracks. You know what to do, grab this now before it disappears for another ten years! Totally unmissable.
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Review: After emerging out of the 8-bit and chiptune scene, Stefan Klaas turned his hands to more minimal fare, which has largely been issued on his own 31337 imprint over the past seven years. "Still" takes the lead on the A side with an austere arrangement populated by the finest slithers of percussive ticks, accented by a spacious chord with no need for anything else to clutter the mix. "Hold On" simmers the concoction down even further, creating a dark and enticing stalker out of the barest elements. "To Nadja" glides across the whole of the B side with a more robust rhythm section, using a snappy breakbeat to tell a story as the track unfolds.
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Review: "El Gallito", by 1 Speed Bike, is excellent experimental IDM.
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Review: 10 Rapid delivers "New Kicks", a driving piece of breakbeat with a massive rock influenced bass groove. Flip over for the even more rock edged "Rocsta", a huge guitar riff rides solid stepping beats and cool squeaks 'n' bleeps.
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Review: Oh yes!!! The new round of Burrito releases for the end of 2006 starts with a tasty Burrito debut for 10 Rapid. With dancefloor bombs already under his belt for Carepack and a particularly good Dizzee Rascal bootleg, plus many may recognise the name as the winner of the Marine Parade remix competition on Beatport for his Stone Lions "Snow Over Arizona" mix. Well, as soon as the demo for this track, 'Daylight', landed on the doorstep of Koma & Bones towers we knew we were onto a good thing. Phat sounds, beefy techy bass, mad vox sample & a f*cked up vibe - an instant winner. With Jono Fernandez drafted in from down-under to add his dirty 4/4 ideas, both mixes here are special. And with further releases on Carepack & Erase on the way, plus another ice cool release signed for Burrito, and a 2-man live laptop show on the horizon, 10 Rapid is moving fast now.
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Review: This slice of party breaks combines all the elements to rock a party and then some. On the remix comes DrumAttic Twins tearing it up with quirky stabs and vocoder vocals.
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Review: This unashamed slice of party breaks combines all the elements to rock a party (or a radio) and then some.
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1000 Gecs (reissue) (translucent yellow vinyl LP)
Cat: 007567 8647031. Rel: 13 Nov 20
Experimental/Electronic
Review: To coincide with the release of the remix version of the 100 Gecs album, the St Louis-raised duo of the same name has decided to reissue their much-lauded 2019 debut. As critics pointed out at the time (and have done ever since), it's one of the most breathless and imaginative electro-pop albums of recent times, with the pair excitedly mixing and matching elements of hip-hop, grime, trap, synth-wave, synth-pop, dubstep, IDM, experimental electronica, grubby pop-punk, gabber and a myriad of other styles, all served with lashings of vocals put through an auto-tune filter. It's utterly bonkers, to be honest, but undeniably thrilling.
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1000 Gecs & The Tree Of Clues (gatefold translucent red vinyl LP)
Cat: 007567 8647048. Rel: 13 Nov 20
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Last year's self-titled debut album from 100 Gecs was widely described as a wild and eccentric electro-pop masterpiece, with particular praise heaped on the duo's ability to smash together elements from a multitude of disparate electronic styles (both old and new) and somehow make it work. 100 Gecs and the Tree of Clues builds on this excitable madness by providing a freshly remixed version of the set featuring a ridiculous number of high-profile guests (including Fall Out Boy, and Charli XCX), even more vibrant sonic colours, and more blink-and-you-miss them audio references. The result is a breathlessly quick-fire set of madcap electro-pop convulsions that will make your head spin and keep you coming back for more.
… Read moreout of stock $48.73
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Review: Dylan Brady and Laura Les are 100 Gecs and 10000 is their much anticipated second album. It comes four years after their 2019 breakout debut includes previously released tunes 'mememe' which is a colourful mix of ska-inflected verses, thrash guitars and wonky synths and 'Doritos & Fritos', a more 90s styled alt rock anthem unlike anything else the band has done. A world tour is to follow the release of this album and is the natural next step for this artfully unhinged and impossible-to-predict collective who make some of the most outsider pop sounds around right now.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Experimental
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Review: Banging hardcore beats and basses are presented on this release.
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100 Records Unreleased Beats Archived (12" in die-cut sleeve limited to 200 copies)
Cat: SOT 08. Rel: 10 Nov 22
Techno
Review: 100 Records has appeared only periodically on various artist collections on labels like Acido and Elektro Music Department in the last decade or so. But now we get a full solo release that is presented as an Unreleased Beats Archived. And it is killer minimal techno. '59' is all wonky lines and tangled synths that tie you in knots, '72' is a more subby, undulating and deep and '90' gets eerie with bleeps and pulses over a spare bassline. Like all the tracks here, '45' is brilliantly atmospheric and mysterious minimalism, '93' gets more urgent and abstract and '98' ends with gritty industrial tech house vibes. Superb.
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Review: 100% Pure Poison were formed in 1974 by nine American soldiers based in West Germany. During a period of leave, they popped down to Cannes in France to perform, were spotted by EMI Records, and were flown to London to record what turned out to be their only album, Coming Right At You. The record flopped at the time, but has since become sought-after amongst Northern Soul collectors. The two tracks here are taken from that set, and appear on 7" for the first time since the '70s. A-side "You Keep Coming Back" is a near perfect, heartfelt soul anthem- think eyes-closed vocals, sustained horns and Motown harmonies - while "My Little Someone" is a slower, more impassioned cut destined to soundtrack tender moments.
… Read morePlayed by: I Love 45's!
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Review: 1000 Kings debut right here with this LP for the Jazz re:freshed imprint, and we just love bands that come out with an album as their first port of call. Thankfully, not only is this an album but it's a painfully cool one at that; the talented outfit take their own spin on jazz, giving a new meaning to the term 'free'. Opener "The Drop", is fast and relentless in its approach, and a sign of what's to come - a raucous, moody collection of high-pace jazz-dance tracks that are the reincarnation of those famous Dingwalls nights from back in the day...which seem to be on a rising trend nowadays. Wicked stuff. Recommended.
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Review: Deep Bulgarian bass delivered on Kelpe's Drut, Migration Pads takes us on a sonic sojourn through some of the dreamier pastures of modern day electronic music. Working neatly as a consistent whole and as a collection of dancefloor ticklers, 1000 Names have maintained a great balance throughout as we're treated to gems like the slo-mo juke joint "Another Beaten Sunday", the cosmic eyelash flutters of downtempo disco cut "Enter Jules Verne", the sludgy, far-out two-step of "Hand-Me-Down-Brain" and the life-affirming rusty-synth chord blasts on "Streets".
… Read morePlayed by: Z Lovecraft
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Review: The ever prolific Lee Renacre is on Constant Sound in his 100Hz guise for a fresh trip through expressive techno and house music delivered with a warm, old-skool flavour. 'Jive' skips and twirls across the A side in a swung, sprightly exploration of soft and rounded synth lines and pleasingly chunky beats, capturing a dusky ambience along the way that's so easy to melt into. 'Honkey (Crazy Hats)' takes things deeper with a more rhythm-focused joint that maintains a submerged feel throughout. 'Ochos' completes the set with a deep tech house meditation rich in melodious uplift, striking a spiritual tone which would go down very well with someone bumping records on Yoruba and other such labels.
… Read morePlayed by: Burnski
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Review: Since making their name with the bleep/loved up deep house fusion of "Low Frequency Overload" back in 1990, British duo 100 Hz have continued to deliver occasional 12" singles. Their latest EP, Immersive, is full of rich, saucer-eyed deep house treats. Highlights include the darting, near Balearic synths and dream house style grooves of "Rio",the boompty-influenced cut and thrust of "Rub Tub (Edit)", where jammed-out jazz synths cluster around a killer funk bassline, and the ultra-deep, but suitably energetic "Whiskey Pineapple". This latter track is propelled forwards by a relentless bassline, crunchy drum machine percussion, and some foreboding melody lines.
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Review: This tech-house vocal pearl was first heard in a Parisian after-party in the winter of 2000, spun by a then unknown Ivan Smagghe. After years of chasing, Hi-Phen finally secured the rights of "Trustlove". it has never been commercially released until now, while getting a lot of attention/envy from the coolest DJ's. Hi-Phen has commissioned new mixes and magic has happened really. Austria's finest techno originator and all around eclectic studio wizard Patrick Pulsinger has rendered a proper emotive electro-techno version with minimal overtones which is already heavily supported by Damian Lazarus, Rob Mello and D Julz. The other new mix is by Rotterdam's master of the staccato minimal electro sound, Orgue Electronique. Here he has gone for an update of the early Chi-town sound. Support on this mix comes from Serge, The Glimmers and Cyril K. Also included is a harder new mix from 100 Hz himself!
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Review: Since returning to action in 2016 after a seven-year break, 1990s techno survivor Lee Renacre AKA 100 Hz has released some of the best music of his career. This fine four-tracker marks the long-serving Londoner's first outing on Romanian imprint Amphia, who are best known for serving up sparse, minimalistic tech-house. As you'd expect, there's a slightly fuller sound here, though sonically it's as pleasingly druggy and mind-mangling as much of the imprint's output. Renacre brilliantly flits between trippy, arpeggio-driven, house-tempo techno (the otherworldly 'Machines of May'), dubstep-influenced UK bass/techno fusion ('Gadget', which echoes the ethos of his early 100 Hz releases with James Chapman), intergalactic tech-house ('Dark as Night'), and frankly filthy low-end wobblers ('Swiss').
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
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Review: As his artist alias suggests, 100HZ has a great knack for making brain tingling frequencies that permeate deep into your psyche. 'Big Joint' manages to be brilliantly deep and rich in its make up despite being relatively sparse. Distant pads swarm like midges round a rubbery bassline and delicate percussion. 'Trent' - which may or may not be a reference to deep house don Ron Trent - has a late night sense of menace to the prying chords and icy, prickly drums and 'Beek' is perfect dead of night house music that demands you zone in on the little details and get utterly lost in the moment. Superb.
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Ninja Tools Vol 1 (hand-stamped 12" in hand-stamped sleeve)
Cat: LMBG 01. Rel: 14 Feb 17
Minimal/Tech House
Review: New label Lumbago drop a new, tasty, hand-stamped house belter to soothe all of your winter blues, and it's clear that the imprint are very much here to stay. Instead of going for the glory-hunting, they've decided to release music from a selection of rising names, but from the sounds of "Inappropriate" by 100Hz, the quality factor is very much present. Even Octave's "Racing", a rough, analog house banger with an industrial edge, packs enough of a punch to make us wonder why we haven't been name-dropping him more often. Over on the flip, Nightdrivers member Rufus, who is often heard alongside Mass Prod, drops the supremely funky "Conseguenza", a disco-tinged house roller that's given the dub-house treatment by the increasingly present Cab Drivers. Excellent material, right here.
… Read moreout of stock $9.32
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Review: There is a great backstory to this new one on Blue Hour: when Stockholm producer, DJ and promoter Maya Lourenco aka Parallax Deep was digging for music in the local Snickers Record store, she found two classic goa and psy trance tracks that particularly interested her. As such she snapped them up, took them home and began to work on her own distinctive edits of them, rearranging sections, cutting up bits and adding extra details while never getting too far away from the essence of the originals. Her edits of those two originals - 'Gobi Desert' by 100th Monkey & Tristan from 1995 - and 2000's 'Bunker' by Four Carry Nuts - are pressed up here and both sound brilliant.
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Review: The great thing about Emotional Rescue's deep dive into reggae and lovers rock is that the tracks they decide to press up are the ear-snagging curveballs that present something just a little bit to the left of purist, trad reggae. That's the case once again with 101 Band's 'Crazy Kind Of Feeling' - a curio from Haile Maskel released via his own, LA-based label Opulence (Sound). It's a hybrid kind of sound, sitting somewhere between boogie, island funk and roots, and it goes down very smoothly indeed. On this reissue, you get treated to the original 7" mix plus an alternative 'Dub Take 2' version which stretches out over an extended run time on the B-side.
… Read morePlayed by: Reggae Mash Ups Tha Dance !
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Review: The always cultured Emotional Rescue kicks of the first of what will be a series of reissue sou the music of young Michael Ashley aka Haile Maskel. He hailed from Trenchtown in Jamaica and grew up singing, learning guitar and bass, redoing under the tutelage of Bob Marley early on. Here his soul drenched reggae is offered dup with 'Crazy Kind Of Feeling', a unique track with horns and big bass but also a subtle disco energy. Next to a dub take, Patrick Billard aka DJ Duckcomb serves up a mix that embellishes on the disco elements.
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Review: 101 Force come back to the scene with the classic squelchy Roland sound you know and love from all those 88-89 classics. "Tha Return" is a great piece of techno.
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Cat: XPLODED 112V. Rel: 20 May 22
Rock
Review: This 10cc double LP comp is sprawling and comprehensive enough, spanning at least 30-odd tracks from the English pop rockers to tantalise your pop tastebuds. Superfans, beware; this one even contains an unreleased track, 'Natural Wonder', recorded by the band's original lineup. And that's not to mention 6 unreleased live bits, 6 Graham Gouldman songs, and 3 songs by Godley & Creme. Heavenly, synthy, balladry as ever.
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Review: Here's a nod to late 70s disco, funk and boogie featuring some of the best NYC musicians to grace the scene in the past 20 years, and recorded at Soul Fire Studios featuring over two dozen musicians. Members of El Michels Affair, Lee Fields & The Expressions, The Dap- Kings, Antibalas and more are featured on 10th Street's '(Gonna Get) Hot Tonight' which is a classic and timeless disco funk affair featuring an absolutely sublime string section. Over on the flip, the slower and more emotive 'Hot Tonight' (part II) makes for feelgood vibes on the dancefloor later in the night, featuring sensual vocals to boot.
… Read more in stock $12.43
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Review: Masterminded by Jeff Dynamite Silverman, 10th Street is an all-star studio band comprised of some of NYC's best disco, funk and soul musicians of the last two decades (including members of Antibalas, the Dap-Kings, The Expressions and El Michels Affair). The collective's self-titled debut album, which dropped earlier this year, is a genuine must-listen and offers a near perfect distillation of disco, soul and funk flavours of the 1970s. This 7" single sports two of that set's standout cuts: hazy, mid-tempo, laidback disco-funk number 'Livin' In New York City', where Blaxploitation guitar licks, spacey synths, sustained organ chords and eyes-closed female vocals catch the ear, and the weightier, more percussive and undeniably dancefloor-friendly instrumental 'Moodie's Basement'. In a word: essential!
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Disco
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Review: In our eyes, Patrice Scott's Sistrum Recordings represents everything that we like about deep house. That is not to say the label is limited at one single sound or genre, but it's more about its approach to finding the right artists to fit with its aesthetics. This latest head to head by the 12 To 30 trio - Bacanito, Giovanni Randisi and Tazz - is another stunning escapade into the deepest and most cerebral shades of house music, and the opener "Timed Reality" makes use of the genre only for its tempo, preferring instead to deliver a sublime wall of pads, airy synths and sci-fi effects. "Parallel Strings" reminds us of Theo Parrish in his mid-'2000s mode, but "Altered Possibility" is the real winner on here; a warm slice of SH 101 noise is just what we need for our low-end necessities.
… Read moreout of stock $9.85
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Review: Well this project is pretty self explanatory. One of the top 3 bands in the global Psy-trance movement remixed by the other top acts in the scene. This is a very hot CD with some killer work done on some of 1200's classic peak time dance moments. From the 1200 Mics. own remix of the mega hit 'High Paradise' to Astrix's 'Mescaline' via fantastic contributions from Xerox and Illumination, Save The Robot, Shanti (Juvenile), Hujaboy, Atomic Pulse and the lost Dado mix of Ecstacy, this is top collection of big tunes.
… Read moreout of stock $10.32
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Review: Stockholm DJ/producer Mikael Nordgren aka 12th Floor (aka D’Malicious, Tiger Stripes, etc.) is back on Raw Fusion with a salsa-inspired Detroit-house burner. The story begins with label boss Mad Mats dropping a Cuban Latin-jazz album to 12th Floor for a possible re-edit. But to Mats delight 12th Floor didn’t take the easy route but chose to make a brand new track using the samples. Combining fierce Detroit rhythms (hence Detroit’s area code in the title) with the hot salsa samples the result is absolutely stunning! For the b-side we head to Berlin for a blazin’ remix courtesy of the much-hyped Trickski crew. Not much from the original track is left (we managed to trace only a conga sample) but it doesn’t matter when it’s this hot. Jackin’ grooves is blended with that typical Berlin house sound that is so in-demand right now. Grand music!"
… Read moreout of stock $5.18
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Review: Undoubtedly one of the most important bands in the whole history of psychedelic music, The 13th Floor Elevators were ahead of the curve and they didn't quite catch the wave some of their contemporaries managed in the heady days of Haight Ashbury and the hippie explosion. That might be down to their rawness, but there's still a beautiful songwriting sensibility to their music on this, their second album from 1967. Roky Erikson's band stretched out on Easter Everywhere, and this reissue on Charly goes even deeper into the record by offering up the mono and stereo versions of the album simultaneously, encouraging the audiophiles to do some avid A-Bing and the deep trippers to hear these heady sounds with dimensions they never noticed before.
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The Psychedelic Sounds Of The 13th Floor Elevators (reissue) (limited gatefold coloured vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: CHARLY 111LSP. Rel: 18 Nov 22
Psych/Garage Rock
Review: Perhaps the defining psych album of its generation, The 13th Floor Elevators' 'The Psychedelic Sound...' spans all your trippy garage rock hallmarks; it included timeless riffing guitars, tenor harmonies, and even an electric jug, which was blown on by much-honoured band member Tommy Hall. Now sees a reissue on bi-coloured 180g vinyl, featuring newly remastered mono mixes as well as a stereo mix of the running order originally intended by the band. This is the first remaster-reissue of the album in over four decades; before that, the stereo version was only available as part of the band's limited Music Of The Spheres boxset.
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Cat: CHAY 111A. Rel: 16 Feb 22
Psych/Garage Rock
Review: Perhaps the defining psych album of its generation, The 13th Floor Elevators' 'The Psychedelic Sound/...' spans all your trippy garage rock hallmarks; it included timeless riffing guitars, tenor harmonies, and even an electric jug, which was blown on by much-honoured band member Tommy Hall. Now sees a reissue on bi-coloured 180g vinyl, featuring newly remastered mono mixes as well as a stereo mix of the running order originally intended by the band. This is the first remaster-reissue of the album in over four decades; before that, the stereo version was only available as part of the band's limited Music Of The Spheres boxset.
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