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DS5 0167
25 Jul 06 Minimal/Tech House
DS 50164
11 Apr 06 Deep House
DS 50153
30 Aug 05 Deep House
DS 50151-U
22 Mar 05 Deep House
DS 50178
10 Jul 07 Minimal/Tech House
TOB 020
16 Jan 12 Deep House
STEADFAST 003
25 Jan 10 Minimal/Tech House
DS 50184
26 Oct 07 Minimal/Tech House
TOB 035
03 Jun 13 Techno
Played by: Magda
Review:
Making his second appearance on Throne Of Blood after last year's Inside Job, veteran producer Brendan Moeller returns as Beat Pharmacy for Tricks of the Trade. "Sometimes I'm Happy" is a laid back trip through trilling sounds, dubby piano chords and thick bass, while "Jive At Five" takes things up a notch with its twitchy synths and skipping beats. Analogues Anonymous takes things on more of a late night classic NYC deep house tip albeit with a considerable dose of dark atmospherics, while the largely beatless "Holy Stain" lightens the mood with its drifting chords and analogue chirps. Digital bonus "Magic & Luck" is probably the most floor-focused thing here, a stripped back tool filled with abstract tones and percolating textures.
DS 50169
14 Nov 06 Minimal/Tech House
DS 50200
23 Oct 08 Minimal/Tech House
DS5 0210-R
06 Jul 09 Minimal/Tech House
DS 50210-V
06 Jul 09 Minimal/Tech House
DS5 0186
27 Nov 07 Minimal/Tech House
SOLAR 08DIG
05 Jul 10 Disco/Nu-Disco
Review:
New York based producer Beat Pharmacy aka Brendan Moeller has been putting out downtempo and house tackle since the mid nineties with Third Ear Records, Echocord, Mule Musiq and Eskimo Recordings amongst the labels that built a solid reputation for the South African. "Original Sin" sees Moeller step out from beneath the colossal shadow of Francois K for a bit of burning house music on Glaswegian imprint Solardisco. Dutch singer/producer Zoe Xenia is central to the song, with Beat Pharmacy moulding an abrasive groove upon which her distinctive holler plays off nicely against the burning synth stabs. Label boss Maelstrom retains the swirling backdrop flourishes of the original but adds some depth to the bass over a shuffling disco groove. As Xenia's vocals make this release an acapella is on hand for the more creative types to indulge in.
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