Stelios Vassiloudis At Juno Download

Review: With releases on Dave Seaman's Audio Therapy and Bedrock, there is no doubt that Vassiloudis's star is in the ascent - and Bite Down will only enhance his reputation. In its original form, the title track sounds understated to begin with, but the soaring, symphonic strings that swoop in over the clipped beats mark it out as a big end of night tune. The accompanying remixes are excellent too: Compuphonic and Satoshi Fumi go down the big room techno route, but do so deftly, with soaring chords and spacey synths complementing Vassiloudis's orchestral manouevres. Finally, the One of Them remix is a downtempo version, with woozy synth lines making for an organic finale.

Review: Bedrock has become one of the ultimate stamps of quality, and when you pick up an artist album it's a pretty safe bet that quality electronic music is about to pour too your ears. This is yet again the case with the debit LP from Greek star Vassiloudis. 'I Burn Like' featuring Darren Murray, 'Blister', and 'Feed' alongside Astrid Suryanto are a few of our favourites, with many more being worthy of future remix packages.
The Perfect afterhours collection to mix up at the afterparty, to stick on the ipod, or listen in the car.. Inspirational and captivating electronic music that needs to be heard!

Review: This year is looking to be all about the pioneering Bedrock records once again, taking under their wing just a handful of new producers to get behind and develop in 2012. One of the key players in that is Selios Vassiloudis, who comes back with his biggest tune to date, Deep and twisty progressive vibes that will get the underground raves and secret parties shaking to the foundations. With a classic quality nodding to the warehouse raves, this carries all the coolness of early Bedrock catalogue. Check out the Samuel L Session Jackin and Deep cuts for something a little different, both delivering in equal measure but on different vibes.. We are feeling the Jackin flex, heading straight into the weekend!!

Review: Our progressive hot pick of the week once again comes from Digweeds Bedrock label, hot on the heels of their Classics series of compilations they flip the release schedule once more with something totally new. The Original is a very sparse production, keeping the listeners attention with an array of dramatic fills, bleeps and squeaks. Where this really shines and is most playable is the awesome remix from non other than Steve Bug, who lays down some of his finest work in some time. Straight in the playlists of the worlds elite, there is also something tasty from Simon Garcia as an alternative... Big release!!