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Review: Good friends Arnaud Le Texier and Antonio De Angelis have been collaborating for many, many years now. Both long time veterans of the scene, each time they get together, fans get a big treat hearing the results. Peer to peer producer influence drives them to the same high level of what being competitive DJs also does. The Split EP, aptly named, has each producer taking a side of vinyl to themselves to express their current direction. Arnaud Le Texier's 'Chocked' is a no-nonsense warehouse techno banger. Fans of artists like Surgeon or Sandwell District, this is right up your alley. The track 'Discover' has a great liquid groove to it reminding us of classic 90s material off Primate Recordings. For Antonio De Angelis's side, 'Sicario' adds a bit of house elements to this big techno sound while 'Destination' has a great melodic approach to it. For those that say techno is safe and boring, tell them about this record.
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Review: It's hard not to be a fan of Jay Tripwire if you like tech house. The man turns out a consistently excellent line in spaced out sounds that are masterful reduced to only their most core components. Here he steps up to work with John Howard on a pair of superb new tracks for Repeat. The opener, 'Shiva Needs Some Lovin,' is a mix of stiff drum work and coarse snares with more loose and fluid synths. The duality makes for an enticing groove that takes you off amongst the stars. 'Boom Boom' then gets more down the business with hefty, raw drums landing heavy under reverberating leads as drunken bass falls about the mix.
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Split EP (limited hand-numbered 12" in hand-stenciled sleeve)
Cat: HSOC 04. Rel: 15 Mar 13
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Review: Ooh... Only 350 of these hand numbered doozies are being pressed with no digital versions and a three colour hand-stencilled sleeve. Talk about hot property! Naturally the content is exemplary. A classic east-meets-west scenario: Japan's 9DW shows off his slinky jazz boogie side and more mischievous Italo side with "Bobby's Jam" and "Funky Magician" respectively. Meanwhile on the B Pittsburgh live fusionists get loose with a Pat Metheny style jazz session ("Groovejam 1.6") and a freaky drum-supported bed of Rhodes and crisp clean guitars ("Rhododendron").
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Review: According to JD Twitch, the late Bryn Jones recorded this untitled track during the mid-'80s and used tape loops instead of sampler to create the rolling breaks and rough riffs that comprise "Untitled". Fittingly, Twitch's Optimo Trax has commissioned Victor Shan and Running Back's Gerd Janson to rework it. The first take, the 'Rave' version, resounds to dark hardcore stabs and similarly tough breaks, while on the 'Morning' take, ponderous pianos and dubbed out claps prevail. While Italian pair Unterspreche drop the ethnic sampling groove of "Flowers from the Lake" on the flip, it feels like an afterthought compared to Muslimgauze's pioneering pre-hardcore.
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Review: The styles don't come more modern than this, as White Asega marks up its fourth release in a continuing trans-Atlantic operation between London and New York. On this occasion Kodiak leads the charge on the A side with a bashy twist on electro-techno heavy on the synths but with the whiplash drums taking centre stage. Bambounou's remix comes off decidedly conservative by comparison, opting for a reduced techno cycle in contrast to all the rowdiness. Jack Dixon meanwhile drops his own fiery number in the shape of "New Curtains", triggering rapid fire samples with a Latin flavour and keeping the beat snappy. Troy Gunner then duly reworks the track into a moody stepper for the crafty heads out there.
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Review: New York's Felte label is famed around our parts for knowing how to put together a collaborative EP, but this latest joining of forces from the Flaamingos and The KVB is simply right on the money! The former are a household band who have appeared repeatedly on the label, an outfit who share a post-punk sensibility, while the latter are a Berlin-based duo who indulge in dark and brooding club music that's strangely free of any genre tags. The A-side features three tracks from the band, where the wonderful "Naomi" steals the limelight thanks to its melancholic mood and driving percussive beats, while the flip contains three slabs of moodier, vocal-filtered electronica; our pick has to be "Still Warm" for its early eighties Mancunian edge. Deep and mesmerising!
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Review: The Diskant label has been among our favourites over the last three years and its boss men, The Durian Brothers, are without doubt some of the most interesting producers alive right now. This is because they play with the genre, they merely use it as a base for their tribalistic rhythms to grow and land on different, much more cinematic territories. This time, side A is helmed by like-minded producer High Wolf, who delivers a nutty, tropical kind of waver on "ARA13", and an even more tripped-out set of jungle hypnotics through "Theorem 86". The Brothers jump in on the flip with the gloriously dubby and steely rhythm of "Mathematique" - the sure winner on here - and the more broken, more abstract pile of drums and hollow bass that makes up "Flustertute". Excellent, as always.
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Cat: AXTX 002. Rel: 15 Aug 16
Deep House
Review: Italy's Die Roh have come a long way since their first release for Vae Victis back in 2012 alongside Blawan, releasing plenty of militant house and techno with a rugged, analogue feel that sits just right with us. They're up on Axe Traxx this time for the label's second outing, and they're joined by newcomer Trudge. The former delivers a deep, lean deep house chugger in "Coming Out", relatively more docile than their previous material but it's still cut-throat enough to sound booming on a system and provoke a series of bodies to start moving thanks, in part, to its kinetic percussion rhythm and sublime keys. Trudge come through with "Give", a sludgy house monster with a brittle drum flex and banging toms built for destructive DJ use. On the flip of the wax plate, Die Roh are back with the funkier, more uplifting house bullet "Her First Time", but "Series 7" by Trudge is the killer on here, the shadiest house tune of them all that reminds us of Greg Beato at his very best. This is one hell of a tip - don't miss it.
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Review: Introducing Ladyscraper (CockRockDisco, Otto von Schirach Rmx, Proboscus, Deathchant...) and Despoilah (Dramacore, electrobel.be, breakcore.dk ...)
providing a soundtrack for the generation that parties till dawn, melted faces, teeth grinding and sweat leaking out of every orifice. No bling but splattered
toxic waste and hammer-smashed beats that feel like a morbid multi-dimensional cooper test. Brutal awareness and corrupted sound signals that send tremors
down your spine, yet without hesitation underline the essence of being alive in hell. Both artists heavily rely on hyper-cuts and minced beef. No frustos tossing
around their salad, but nutrition jam-packed in every nano-second. Four destructive cuts of in-your-face tumor culture that'll slay any competition on early Sunday
morning raves. Torn apart metal riffs, sliced grunts, complex electronic tension, mechanically precise gabber kicks and rotating bones form the ingredients of this
breakcore soup served in a human skull. Imagine Slayer being hung by their intestines behind a 20000 watt Love Parade truck, speeding on furious nitrous shots
while Afx is meatgrinding his own brains on the decks. Sh!t is going down like water in a pool. Disciples of true 'core' know the drill by now. Into vitamins? These
blokes got heaps of those things. Limited to 300 copies -- Artwork by Antwerp SuperPrintHero Jelle Crama
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toxic waste and hammer-smashed beats that feel like a morbid multi-dimensional cooper test. Brutal awareness and corrupted sound signals that send tremors
down your spine, yet without hesitation underline the essence of being alive in hell. Both artists heavily rely on hyper-cuts and minced beef. No frustos tossing
around their salad, but nutrition jam-packed in every nano-second. Four destructive cuts of in-your-face tumor culture that'll slay any competition on early Sunday
morning raves. Torn apart metal riffs, sliced grunts, complex electronic tension, mechanically precise gabber kicks and rotating bones form the ingredients of this
breakcore soup served in a human skull. Imagine Slayer being hung by their intestines behind a 20000 watt Love Parade truck, speeding on furious nitrous shots
while Afx is meatgrinding his own brains on the decks. Sh!t is going down like water in a pool. Disciples of true 'core' know the drill by now. Into vitamins? These
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The South of France is more associated with good wine, beach holidays and lavender than techno, but the Shotgun label is doing all it can to change that. It's taken three years to get to release number four but the wait was worth it with Oskar Offermann and TC80 pairing up on the same EP. 'Bluesunday' has a squelchy bassline that roots you to the floor while 'Grill127' is about the big, muscular kick drums and warped, alien melodies up top. On the b-side, TC80 works a knotted bassline into a stark house framework on 'Neo Shinobi' then closes out with the more trippy and delicate melodies of 'Nishiazabu.'
… Read moreThe South of France is more associated with good wine, beach holidays and lavender than techno, but the Shotgun label is doing all it can to change that. It's taken three years to get to release number four but the wait was worth it with Oskar Offermann and TC80 pairing up on the same EP. 'Bluesunday' has a squelchy bassline that roots you to the floor while 'Grill127' is about the big, muscular kick drums and warped, alien melodies up top. On the b-side, TC80 works a knotted bassline into a stark house framework on 'Neo Shinobi' then closes out with the more trippy and delicate melodies of 'Nishiazabu.'
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