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L'Ecstacy
L'Ecstacy (2xLP with obi-strip)
Cat: TURBO 229J. Rel: 21 May 24
Exit Warehouse At Dawn (3:21)
TR Smooth (3:41)
Night Is Not (3:42)
VSOD (Velvet Sky Of Dreams) (5:41)
Feel The Rush (feat Channel Tres) (4:41)
BUYBUYSELL (4:20)
Love Minus Zero (5:14)
Natural Spirit (3:15)
Silence Of Love (feat Jesse Boykins III) (4:26)
Theme From Borneo Function (2:45)
Duro (7:21)
Polyvoxx (4:17)
Ascending Into The Clouds (feat Elisabeth Troy) (6:13)
LMZNIN (2:38)
Winter Crush (5:39)
In Order 2 (4:52)
Review: Canadian artist Tiga and Scotsman Hudson Mohawke's creative bond thrives on, they say, a mutual love of "hardcore romance," which is a unique blend of euphoria, melancholy, and raw friendship power. From 2019 to 2023 in Los Angeles, their mutual inspirations shaped L'Ecstasy, which is their debut album on Tiga's Turbo label. It was originally envisioned for 6am rave catharsis but then the project evolved to embrace 90s rave influences. It features chill-out ambient tracks like 'Exit Warehouse at Dawn' and 'LMZNIN' but also bangs with more immediate anthems like 'IN ORDER 2,' 'VSOD,' and 'Ascending into the Clouds', all of which leave indelible marks. This album captures this accomplished pair's journey through sonic landscapes and celebrates the highs and lows of their musical kinship in a space of creative ecstasy.
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Tnght
Tnght (LP)
Cat: WAP 337LM. Rel: 19 Jul 12
Top Floor
Goooo
Higher Ground
Bugg'n
Easy Easy
Review: Making their debut on Warp, Hudson Mohawke and Lunice proudly cross their beams to rain down a sick and slick kind of future-crunk, aptly demonstrated in in the introductory nature of bass-rich teaser "Top Floor" with its juke leanings and menacing posture. There's a detuned nature to the recognisable bleeps and wails on offer here while the beats remain crunchy and steadfast. "Higher Ground" is more overt in its use of juke to create a twisted kind of hype, while "Bugg'n" drips and drops in a loping vat of sub bass and slow-mo strangeness, leaving you with one of the oddest takes on the contemporary mess of electronic beats.
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