FEADZ Vinilo y CD

Review: A key player in the Ed Banger movement, Mr Oizo collaborator and, arguably, the man who made Uffie really shine... Feadz needs no introduction. And this debut album has been on the cards for well over a decade. Naturally it's worth the wait: from the tongue-in-cheeky autotune R&B sleaze and the rifle-like electro-trap-funk of "Paper Cut" to the ghetto-minded booty-buster "Eastside" and silky-smooth disco-breaks beauty of "It's Enough", it's Feadz at his most extensive, accomplished and exciting. Future-looking while entrenched in electronic music's roots, Instant Alpha will cause instant appeal.

Review: French producer Feadz recently popped up with a stellar if somewhat under-appreciated offering on the Modeselektion compilation, and returns here to the Ed Banger stable with the T.U.F.F EP. The 8-tracks on offer include guest appearances from German electro connoisseur Boys Noize and Night Slug L-Vis 1990, with the Kavinsky-esque "Dial A Tool", epic synth workout "Four Sight" and L-Vis 1990-featuring"We Got Them" among the highlights. Comes replete in the requisite So-Me inspired Ed Banger artwork too!

Review: Feadz, the producer behind Uffie comes back with a vengance, under his own moniker. 'Happy Meal EP' is a killer Ed Banger-esque slice of vinyl of the highest club order... You've been warned.

Review: It's entirely typical of Pepe Bradock that the French producer's first original material in several years should arrive with little prior warning. Since arriving on the house circuit in the late 90s, the Parisian has cultivated an enigmatic presence thanks to a paucity of releases and a disinterest in the self promotional circus that has consumed his peers. This of course hasn't stopped him getting collared for countless excellent remixes over the years, thus adding to the cult of Pepe. A four part Imbroglios series commences in supreme style here, with Bradock's unique production style shining through from the opening bars of "Katoucha?" which accrues all new levels of mind bending texture as it progresses. Few other producers would think to actually sample a cat purring or indeed succeed like Bradock does on the intoxicatingly off kilter "Inconsequent Pussy", and the remainder of the EP is an equally rewarding fusion of eccentric sounds and quirky rhythmic swing.