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Heatsick live @ The Boiler Room 19.12.2012
Serge @ Clone x Delsin x Rush Hour – ADE, Trouw (Amsterdam) 19.10.2012
Legowelt – Pleasure Principle x Numbers x Rinse FM
Juju & Jordash – Unleash The Golem Part 2 [CHANNEL021]
Juju & Jordash present the second part of their ‘Unleash The Golem’ on Golf Channel Recordings, featuring two tracks ‘Coffin Train’ and ‘Coffin Train Getaway’.
Marcello Napoletano – Private collection 003 [NNYL003]
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Marcello Napoletano with the third release from his private collection. This is a 100 copies limited edition only available direct from the producer.
Mock & Toof – Walking The Streets (Remixes) [TINC008]
‘Walking The Streets’ is the second single to be taken from Mock & Toof’s latest acclaimed album ‘Temporary Happiness’. This remix 12″ offers a return to the dancefloor sound that M&T started out with and features the vocals of album collaborator Ghostape. Dutch synth wizard Legowelt twists the track into a 90s breakbeat rave mover with a squelchy acid gurgle to move things along. Rephlex’s DMX Krew takes on the B-side, dropping killer analogue acid house vibes along the way.
Heatsick – Dream Tennis Remixed [CDA006]
Dream Tennis was the second release for the Cocktail d’Amore imprint in the summer of 2011 from Steven Warwick better known under his alias Heatsick. remixes by Legowelt, Willie Burns, Young Marco and new comers Clima.
Legowelt – Stargazing EP [UTTULEGO]
On a hot streak Danny Wolfers is knocking out Jewel after Jewel at the minute. Star Gazing is just as space-stradling as the title suggests, off-key, offworld discords colliding with breakbeats and detroitian atmospherics, intricate electronics, the burblings of a robot examining the earth of an alien world, before huge bass enters the party. Visions In My Mind is Legowelt’s take on the disco-tech vibe, Wayfaring Stranger completes the picture, a slamming acid jacker!
Steve Murphy – Planet Earth EP [RAWAX010.6]
Excellent dreamy nineties Detroit/U.K. inspired techno/house tracks by Steve Murphy on Rawax.
Moon B – Moon B [PPU043]
Synth funk album by Atlanta Georgia artist Moon B released on Peoples Potential Unlimited. There’s a strong boogie presence across the 11 untitled tracks, but it doesn’t stop at your usual sleazy fare. There are also plaintive moments of refined introspection, and a constant display of production skills, albeit draped in the crust and charm of those archaic music-making means. If you’re a fan of the likes of Dam-Funk and can’t enough of that heady 80s funk flex, then this record should have you bumping and grinding for months to come.
Joel Alter – Roof.FM Nr. 59
Moon B – Entropic Feelings EP [GOOD001]
Going Good Records with their debut vinyl release the “Entropic Feelings EP”, a dusted 6 track EP of analogue DIY House jams recorded deep in Atlanta GA by the mysterious Moon B, a bonafide hardware freak & $1 bin record digger par excellence.
Feos & MSO – Fire & Desire / Down To Your Feet [NFG001]
Two veterans deliver 2 great modern house tracks that slowly build and keep the tension high. The a-side has a bit of the Seuno Latino/E2-E4 feel to it.. which is always a good thing.
ASC – Electron / Proton [RED011]
ASC steps outside of his experimental D&B sound profile delivers two slabs of moody techno for Pushing Red. The opener “Proton ” is a driving number with some crunchy sub bass work underpinning some floaty synth work, while “Electron” an undulating, hypnotic tech-house cut, takes the foot off the gas slightly.
Scott Ferguson – Honeypotcast (HNY176)
Massimo Di Lena – Hardlife EP [EAS002]
The long overdue follow-up of Early Sounds 001! This time a solo project of the talented Massimo Di Lena, delivering four original and hard-rocking analogue house/techno hybrids.
The Analogue Cops – Five EP [BCR029T]
Bass Culture Records returns with a unique and varied double A-side featuring collaborations between Ryan Elliott, Alex Picone and the Analogue Cops. The release brings to light these artists true weight and resonance in today’s scene, with the A-side showcasing Ryan Elliott and The Analogue Cops true ear for a modern techno gem and the B-side presenting Alex Picone and The Analogue Cops live credentials. A siders Gentlemen and Homeboys take listeners to the very depths of bass with low end fuzz, the subtlest hint of dub and a percussive swing welcomed at any hour on the dance floor. Out of Passion and No Stress go deeper still, with a true sense of liveness to the drums, heart-grasping basslines and sensual undertones.
Livio Improta – Analog.ie EP [HOUSEWAX007]
The debut release by Italian Livio Improta from Naples on Housewax, offering an “old school” sonority with continue references to repertory of Detroit and Chicago.
The Hipodrome Of Music 