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Tale Of The Tape (Juno Edition)
DOGD 19JU
22 Jul 11
Deep House
Tale Of The Tape (Juno Edition) by Pattern Select on Delusions Of Grandeur Cue Track
Tale Of The Tape (original mix) - (6:21) 116 BPM
Tale Of The Tape (Juno Edition) by Pattern Select on Delusions Of Grandeur Cue Track
Tale Of The Dub (original mix) - (6:14) 116 BPM
Tale Of The Tape (Juno Edition) by Pattern Select on Delusions Of Grandeur Cue Track
Tale Of The Tape (Cottam mix) - (6:50) 120 BPM
Tale Of The Tape (Juno Edition) by Pattern Select on Delusions Of Grandeur Cue Track
Matrix (original mix) - (7:48) 110 BPM
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Review: Pattern Select is Milton Jackson's new endeavour with Show B and the results of their first collaborative work together finds a suitable home at Delusions Of Grandeur. Tale Of The Tape is both an auspicious glance at what the duo have up their sleeve and perhaps the finest EP on the DoG imprint to date. Ploughing a decidedly subterranean path through the rawer excesses of house music, what is really a selection of simple elements - vocal hooks, crafty drums, ever rising pads and satisfying crashes - are combined excellently and infiltrated by the wormiest of arpeggiated synth lines. The accompanying dub version does what all good dub versions are supposed to do and there is the bonus of a flipside revision from man like Cottam that completely rewires the track along some next century utopian galactic house tip - you'll love the smudged rhythms that come floating in. Just to switch up the vibe, Pattern Select end on the dusty fingered brilliance of "Matrix" - full on beat down head nod vibes soaked in Detroit atmospherics.