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Review: Brooklyn's Wonderwheel imprint has been going strong since the mid noughties, and the label has always offered the best freshest that the world dance scene has to offer. Gliding between broken beat, nu jazz and house, their identity has never truly been reliant on one genre or form, and we like them all the more for it. This week sees the tenth installment of the Turntables On The Hudson series, another chapter in a fine collection of multi-faceted music for the lovers of something a little funky and different. Main man Bonobo comes through with "Flashlight" on the A-side, a tropical house tune with a gentle touch, while jazz funk legend Gregory Porter is remixed and housed-out by Claptone, the man's soulful vocals riding beautifully amid those kick drums and piano lines. On the B-side, "Tshunga" by Aero Manyelo is an Afro dance tune with a heavy dance backbone, while Pablo Sanchez turns "Brother Dragonfly" by Sorceress into a lo-fi house tune with a tight little percussion knot. Gorgeous!
… Read moreIntérprete: Andrew Pirie (Melting Pot), Señorlobo (Lovemonk)
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Kerri CHANDLER / LY aka JOVONN / TUCCILLO / KIKO NAVARRO / ANANDA PROJECT / GURI GURI BOYS / RAIN / A LIL LOUIS PAINTING / DENNIS FERRER
Cat: KSD 401V. Rel: 06 Jun 19
Deep House
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Review: Welcome to the world Echoes of Glory, a brand new label that makes its first foray here, and what an inaugural EP it is too. It comes in the form of a split between Carlo Gambino and Dahbar who take one track each, with two mighty remixers all on duty. 'Kyo' is a rubbery deep hue cut with some well-placed samples that bring the soul. Dahbar then offers up 'Depilada' which is a more pumping tech cut. Radioactive Man then steps up with a fine remix that heads into deep and moody electro territory. Last of all, fellow electro don Carl Finlow adds his spin to 'Depilada' which is all silky lines and shimmering pads.
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Review: Best known as the figureheads of Equiknoxx, Gav Gavsborg and Jord Time Cow get super freaky on Jon K and Elle Andrews' MAL imprint with this extended EP / short LP deliciously titled Writing Ov Tomato. In keeping with their boundary-pushing experiments of yore, the results playfully twist and shout between the dancefloor and headphone wizardry with an air of subversive derring-do. The title track, for example, starts off as a surreal cascading percussive roll before turning into a hypnotic techno banger while 'No Sweat In My Sweatpants' deftly flips between soft chimes and booty shaking beats. The highlight for many, however, will be the finale 'Brent Bird'. Relentless, industrial strength but loaded with soul, it represents everything we love about Equiknoxx.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Bass
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The Provider EP (limited hand-numbered 12" in silk screened sleeve)
Cat: DX 002LTD150. Rel: 21 Jan 12
Deep House
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Review: Roger Gerressen launched the Monoware project last year, via a split 12" on Sushitech that also contained a killer cut from Ion Ludwig. Here the experienced Dutch producer returns to the same label with a much more expansive proposition: the first Monoware full-length. While there's one foray into head-in-the-clouds, sofa-friendly deep dub territory (the delicious closing cut), the other tracks clearly take aim at the dancefloor. These club workouts are all rooted in techno, but various draw unfluence from crackly, lo-fi explorations, intergalactic broken techno, tech-jazz, toasty deep house and the blazed, metronomic pulse of dub techno. Happily, Gerressen barely puts a foot wrong throughout, serving up tracks that are as warm and otherworldly as they are sturdy and club-ready.
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Review: As the title would suggest, this double pack monster from Roger Gerressen and Ivano Tetelepta is forged from digging through dusty records to create a spotters delight of beat constructions to make DJ Shadow blush. While the pair's grounding in house and techno shines through, not to mention Nilla's role as an All Inn offshoot, the real informer here is hip hop, as titles such as "Kool As Keith" attest. Throughout there's a tone of smoky, late-night ambience which lends itself perfectly to this kind of project, but it still kicks when it wants to. The title track surges forth on a limber break while "Mambo Town" shimmies with resurrected energy. There are plenty of mellow moments to be enjoyed as well, so if you like your beats outsourced then get on this sizable package.
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Variations (10th Anniversary Edition) (12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: TURBO 093RP. Rel: 03 Nov 10
Electro House
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Conspiracy Part 1 (10th Anniversary Edition) (12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: TURBO 099. Rel: 20 Apr 11
Techno
Review: Turbo present the further hard to pronounce adventures of Parisian producer extraordinaire Gesaffelstein - with Conspiracy Part One being one of the Canadian label's most eagerly awaited release in some time (no mean feat given the circle of hype and expectation that surrounds all their output) The three tracks contained within demonstrate Monsieur Levy in lysergic mood, with "Hatred" grabbing you from the off and has no intention of letting go. Shimmering cymbals clash against a dominant and weighty bass line, high end's popping and low end's chugging. On the B-side "Aufstand" is just as arresting but garners an electro edge with stabbing keyboards and eerie pads swooping along the bed. "The Lack Of Hope" bellows out an echoey kick drum against warm key sequences, easily the most laid back and relaxed of the bunch and standing out as Juno's pick.
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Review: French DJ and producer Gesaffelstein has a renowned penchant for all things dark and heavy handed when it comes to his productions. For Turbo's 106th release the habit sticks and the three track EP is strewn with menacing arp'd synths and cutting drum wallops. Kicking off with "Viol" and its horror movie style sound pockets, tension is rife across the throbbing bass with screeching off-key samples leading the fear. Moving on, B-Side opener "Opr" maintains the theatrical swagger as winds sweep through pitch black tunnels and into creepy underground raves - not for the faint hearted! Finally, "Conspiracy Origins" takes on a more cosmic feel with electric glitches and bleeps galore that build and weave slowly through atmospheric downtempo moments.
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Review: Gesloten Cirkel has become one of techno's true cult figures since his emergence back in 2009 with a self-titled 12" for Viewlexx offshoot Murder Capital, exploring the strange fringe between techno and electro with intermittent releases for David Vunk's Moustache Techno and Berceuse Heroique. Supposedly from Russia, there has nonetheless been much speculation as to the producer's true identity, though his musical roots seem very much planted in the sound of The Hague. His debut album Submit X is described quite aptly as "not for the faint-hearted", featuring a host of electro and techno cuts filled with classic breakbeats, tripped out vocal samples and caustic acid lines. However, it's also an album which looks to classic minimal wave sounds for inspiration - the lean rhythm and vocoder of "Stakan" and decayed 8-bit textures of "Chatters" provide some of the album's most memorable moments, proving Gesloten Cirkel is a producer with a few tricks up his sleeve. Undoubtedly one of the albums of the year.
… Read moreIntérprete: Stojche, Jerome Hill, Mark Forshaw, Skudge, Ste Roberts, Costelloe, Mimi, Daniel Kyo, The7notes, Tripeo, Zenner, Kid Who, Juno Recommends Techno, Marsman, Martyn, 3.14, Richard Zepezauer (RZ-1), Doo, Ali Renault, Ney Faustini, Da GobliNN /Remuted, Felix Bergleiter (Nonetheless), Kastil (Soul Notes/Stale), J. Haller, Rivet, Noizar (Wicked Bass), Resident Advisor, Kondaktor, Thread London, Anaxander, MRSK, Mamacita, Blue Hour, Conforce
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Review: Robin Stewart and Harry Wright are Giant Swan and they are at the very center of some of the most exciting techno sounds we've heard for a while. They drop five club ready tunes here with mangled vocals and hefty kicks full of reverb and plenty of dark synths that drag you into an intriguing underworld. This one comes a couple of years after their self-titled debut and the fine Do Not Be Afraid Of Tenderness EP, all of which are as appealing to fans of noise-rock as they are techno. That the pair have played both Berghain and supported bands like IDLES tells you a lot about the style of their sound.
… Read moreIntérprete: Wes Baggaley
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Intérprete: Ben Sims, Paul Mac, Mark Forshaw, Tripeo, Roberto Rodriguez (Manolo), Juno Recommends Techno, 3.14, Ney Faustini, Perc, J Tijn
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Kitnl Dark Hour Reprise (180 gram vinyl 12" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: OR 94. Rel: 15 Oct 21
Industrial/Noise
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Review: Neighboursoul Rhythm is a new label out of Germany that kicks off with some gold standard edits from Felipe Gordon. Fela Kuti's 'Opposite People' is first up and the afro legend's vocals ride proudly above a melee of horns, drums and keys that overflow with vitality. Tony Allen - who famously played drums with Kuti - is then the subject of the second cut, 'Oladipo', which is just as full flavour and alive, with big wind stabs and jumbled beats and perc. Last of all, Livy Ekemezie's 'Holiday Action' gets edited and renamed 'Livinus'. The funky bass riffs are the standout aspect of this one, which is rump-wiggling afro disco of the highest order.
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The Third Chimpanzee Remixed (limited orange & blue vinyl double 12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: L12MUTE 629. Rel: 20 Aug 21
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Founding member of Depeche Mode and celebrated singer songwriter in his own right, Martin Gore's The Third Chimpanzee EP is up there with some of the best solo work he has ever put out, with a particularly unique type of dance-synth vibe that you can't escape from no matter how hard you try. Now we have the remixes, which have a lot to live up to but come with plenty of promise.
After all, the chosen producers involved are all heavyweights in their own right, and were certainly ready to step up to the mantle here. Opening with a pair of tracks made different by two of Brazil's most revered techno heads - ANNA and Wehbba - from there we get Berghain bass experimentalist Barker, the fury of Rrose, and percussive wonder of JLin, and that's before we come to the likes of Chris Liebing and Kangding Ray.
… Read moreAfter all, the chosen producers involved are all heavyweights in their own right, and were certainly ready to step up to the mantle here. Opening with a pair of tracks made different by two of Brazil's most revered techno heads - ANNA and Wehbba - from there we get Berghain bass experimentalist Barker, the fury of Rrose, and percussive wonder of JLin, and that's before we come to the likes of Chris Liebing and Kangding Ray.
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Leftfield, Juno Recommends Experimental
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Review: Back in 2020, Seven Hills took a deep dive into the back catalogue of Isle of White producer Andy Jones, offering up tracks he recorded as Makers of Movement. Here they return to White's vaults to explore his cult Governed By Rhythm project, initially designed as an outlet for his faster, trance-influenced productions. On disc one, we're treated to a trio of previously unreleased gems recorded between 1994 and 97: constantly building, 16-minute ambient acid trip 'ANWAM', hypnotic tech-trance treat 'Kick The Can' (whose warped female vocalisations and psychedelic noises are undeniably Goa-friendly), and 'Bedroom', which doffs a cap to early 90s Italian techno productions. Disc two features selected highlights from the two hard-to-find EPs he released under the alias in the 90s, with the breathless 'Synergy' and breathless, bass-heavy 'Toltec Chants' standing out.
… Read moreIntérprete: Kid Who
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Review: If you're into all things soulful and Balearic, nothing will please you more than these beautiful blissful beats from Willie Graff & Tuccillio. Give You Up is timeless house music through and through - a guitar and drums intro slowly gets over shadowed by the filtered chorus which takes it's time to fully to reveal the breezy "I just can't give you up" line. Chaz Danier provides two mixes to choose from (check out Chaz's "A Little More" mix to see how far he's taken the original).
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Intérprete: Ka§par, Cesare vs disorder, Jazz Neversleeps, Blah Blah Blah, Juno Recommends Bass, Vlsonn
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Review: As an original will cost you three figures, there is no reason not to sweep up this killer reissue of a 1993 classic. Groovy Deep House were an Italian dup who, despite the title of this one, only dropped one EP. It's a gem though with six timeless house cuts sound as good now as they did all those years ago. Each one has that aged analogue feel we all crave so much with opener 'My Music' powered by thumping kicks and yelping vocal snatches. 'ES' has icy hi hats and a more militant groove over a brilliant FM bassline and 'Stop' brings the soul with rich US vibes. 'DOWN' is a piano classic and the remains two cuts keep the vibes very much alive with great vocals.
… Read moreIntérprete: Joe Montana
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Review: The third instalment of NeighbourSoul rhythm's limited vinyl-only treatment of space-age nu-disco and funk isn't to be messed with. Straight to the point, the opening 'Love Attack' is a fast-paced guitar-led disco-funk banger - no warm-up, just dancing. Track 2, 'Dream Machine' is out-of-this-world, literally, with its vocal cosmic pinings of an android-dominated future scape against a relentless synth pattern.
Side B brings us back down to earth, to the middle of the night in the dance hall, 'Never Gonna Let You Go' is a mid-tempo groover that commands your joints to keep busting shapes no matter how tired your body tells you to feel. The guitar leads you into a false sense of security before the vocal adlibs and hypnotic brass pump the fever directly into you. 'San Fran Jubilee' closes the four-track, a nostalgic and sweeping crescendo of uplifting mid-tempo disco with some damn good sax.
… Read moreSide B brings us back down to earth, to the middle of the night in the dance hall, 'Never Gonna Let You Go' is a mid-tempo groover that commands your joints to keep busting shapes no matter how tired your body tells you to feel. The guitar leads you into a false sense of security before the vocal adlibs and hypnotic brass pump the fever directly into you. 'San Fran Jubilee' closes the four-track, a nostalgic and sweeping crescendo of uplifting mid-tempo disco with some damn good sax.
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Review: Back in 2015, DJ Steaw and Gunnter's Rutilance Records label dropped the simply titled Volume 1, a double-pack compilation brimming with tasty deep house treats. Predictably, this follow-up is equally as potent and includes some stunning stuff. Check, for example, the classic New Jersey deep house revivalism of Ketraj's "Odyssey", the sub-bass heavy US garage stomp of Tell's "Fully Pumped" and the deep tech-house shuffle of Janeret's "Echoes". Label co-owner Gunnter rounds things off nicely with two fine tracks of his own (the piano-laden Balearic house goodness of "Chordzzz" being our pick), while those looking for something slower and baggier should head for the boogie-influenced bliss of Nephaze's "Seriously".
… Read moreIntérprete: Ben Gomori, SY
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Cat: WP 002. Rel: 05 Dec 22
Techno
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