Harbour City Sorrow release Marco Bernardi’s Never Ending Similarities EP, featuring three electro-techno tracks.
001.Features
Mick Wills – Space Probe VII [PHILE2014]
This is a re-release of Mick Wills “Scoop VII” from 2005. Phil E remastered this gem and released it on vinyl. A rough, rugged and raw techno blueprint.
Phantom Planet Outlaws – Muscle Patrol [TABR012]
With Phantom Planet in disarray, three unlikely heroes form an alliance to overthrow the oppressive Muscle Patrol. Meet mythical rebellion leader ‘The Forsh’, fearsome former Patrol agent ‘Bin Man’, and mysterious smuggler ‘The Red Defender’. These are the Phantom Planet Outlaws!
‘In Memory of Nick Hardie’
MPIA3 – Wttp / Casual Welding [AVN004]
Bare-boned Techno jak trax from the crypticall encoded MPIA3. ‘War To The Planets’ shackles discordant acid and bludgeoning kicks on the A-side and ‘Casual Wedding’ pumps overdriven kicks and spiralling synth grot on the flip.
Bleak – Disfunktion EP [DRH039]
The second Bleak release on Deeply Rooted House. DJ Deep: “I have been very impressed with Bleak’s talent and how he can combine different styles of techno and still produce very personal music. Each track, in my opinion, has a life of it’s own, it starts in a certain way, and takes you to different places. The arrangements are very subtle, sometimes hypnotic, very intense and emotional, the way the drums evolve and drive the tracks, or how deep chords apear in the back ground taking the track to a differrent territory etc. I hope you’ll like this 12” as much as I do!’
Developer – Archive 2 [DEVELOPER002]
Developer presents the second installment of the Developer Archive series, featuring four raw Techno/House tracks.
Abdulla Rashim – Weldiya [PRG026]
The mysterious artist Abdulla Rashim found his home base on Prologue. His debut vinyl release Weldiya reflects the compelling sound therapy for electronic music enthusiast prescribed by Prologue. Starting smooth to adjust, Abdulla enters the realm of acid driven entrancing beats and closes with overwhelming sound carpet.
Appointment – Reunion [AP006]
After a 5 months hiatus the Appointment krew (Emg, Marieu, John Swing and Lucretio) is back to the game with another cluster bomb manufactured up to the latest discoveries in analogue techniques.
Juho Kahilainen – We Heard It Coming [MRECLTDGS001]
Deep spaced out techno, acid and electronix on the new sub series of M_REC LTD. Juho Kahilainen sounds like a finn, and so does the music
Steve Summers – Analogous Desires EP [CP004]
Steve Summers bangs out four new tracks on his Analogous Desires EP. Summers takes his usual palette of analog machines and creates a new feel for the four tracks on this record. Large Juno basslines, dreamy string leads, and big roomy 707 hits Analogous Desires combines classic elements of Chicago, Detroit, and New York house sounds with some dreamy soundscapes.
I-Land Beat – Cybernautics [FRV007]
Rhythm music and dance is one of the only common pastimes of all humankind around the globe for all of time as we know it. It is one of the only common ceremonies to be used by all different beliefs and cultures. Even now some of the most unaffected tribes in the most remote areas of the globe use rhythm and dance for recreation and for the most important ceremonies. One could even say music and rhythm is the key to reaching the subconsciousness. Let i-land beats rhythm and music take you on a journey and remove all the barriers in your mind and bring peace and love to all of mankind and we can all dance together as one.
Clouded Vision – City Thunder EP [TOB025]
New release on Throne Of Blood by Clouded Vision aka Matt Walsh and Steve Cook. Opening track “City Thunder” finds Clouded Vision in reflective mood, especially when the track opens up into the core section of warm laser like synths and new age cooing. It’s given markedly more rhythmic urgency by Chamboche, whose uptempo refix treats the aforementioned synth elements with cavernous dub and dices them to fit neatly into his own skipping grooves. On the flip, “Alien Race” replaces warmth with darkness as the track’s throbbing acidic DNA is slowly extracted over a slowed down jak beat, while Turbo fellas Gingy & Bordello take the track further down the rabbit hole on their new jack techno refix.
Rick Wade – Two The Hard Way [DSR002]
Detroit don Rick Wade hits us off with another killer on Dockside. 2 tracks deep “Two The Hard Way” bristles with low down dirty Detroit moodiness & more than a hint of Jazz, keeping the soul present while packing enough punch to keep the heads down & dancing.
VA – Earth Tones 3 [ETV003]
Fred P’s Soul People Music label with the third release from the series Earth Tones. Excellent, atmospheric deep house EP, warm stripped down house tacks with irresistible grooves.
Professor Inc. – Illumination Of The Path [BOE015]
New release by Professor In.c on Boe Recordings, featuring four deep warm house tracks, from dubby dusty techno to more atmospheric house.
Konrad Black & Art Department – Graveyard Tan [NO19025]
Konrad Black & Art Department join forces for a new single on No. 19 Music. They offer up the wonderfully deep and dubby ‘Graveyard Tan’, a record presented with two different version, both of which are build around a darkly soulful vocal incantation and searingly twisted synth riff.
Dez Andres – Things You Like EP [M1SESN102]
New M1 Sessions featuring the work of DJ Dez, aka Dez Andres, or to most known as simply Andres. Dez blurs genres like no other from hip hop to house and all the dirty funk in between.
Jump “Chico” Slamm – Galactic Alignment [RH041]
‘Galactic Alignment’ is the new single by the elusive Jump “Chico” Slamm. While working on a reissue of aforementioned ‘Feel Free’ from Slamm Project, an unreleased recording came to light which immediately lit our fire. ‘Galactic Alignment’ was just too good to remain in the vaults, so it got dusted off and readied for release. Although this jewel has been lying dormant for some years, it sounds very current. Better yet, it has a timeless feel and has the unique appeal to take dance floors both intimate and extravagant.
Mark E – We Could Love [NEEDW022]
Needwant proudly presents a blissful slice of disco tinted house courtesy of Mark E with his new ‘We Could Love’ release that features the iconic voice of Robert Owens. ‘We Could Love’ is filled with fluid keys and soothing synths that flow through the layers of delicate percussion, with a deep rolling undertone providing plenty of groove. On the vocal version Robert Owens steps in with his flawless vocals, exploring a range from deep seductive whispers through to higher pitched vocal melodies.
Franklin De Costa – She Is The One [MULEMUSIQ150]
This is the debut release of Franklin De Costa on Mule Musiq. Title track on a side is atmospheric jazzy deep house. B side is Berlin manner dark house tracks.
