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TIB 008
18 Dec 06 Minimal/Tech House
IRC 085
08 Feb 08 Minimal/Tech House
TIB 007
13 Nov 06 Deep House
UND 018
25 Feb 08 Funky/Club House
URTR 042
28 Apr 08 Funky/Club House
GPM 173
30 Mar 12 Minimal/Tech House
GPM 097
06 Oct 08 Minimal/Tech House
DIAL 012
15 Jan 07 Minimal/Tech House
MFR 048
02 Apr 12 Deep House
SLIP 181
08 Jan 04 Funky/Club House
DC 58
26 Oct 09 Techno
VLH 9092
18 Jul 09 Funky/Club House
SOUNDZ 001
10 Aug 09 Minimal/Tech House
AM 47
25 Jan 12 Minimal/Tech House
Review:
Mikael Nordgren has always gone down the less travelled road, and this is apparent on his latest Tiger Stripes release, Glorified. Featuring raw, loopy beats fused with a surging, walking bass, the combination sounds close to incompatible, but Nordgren's deft arranging makes it work. By adding clipped drums and a tripped out vocal talking about 'glorifying' an unspecified individual, the busy elements sound perfectly ordered and placed. Rodriguez Jnr opts for a different tact with his version: starting with loose break beats and a swampy bass, he builds a woozy, out there mood by swathing the arrangement in dense chords.
NXD 067
20 Jan 12 Minimal/Tech House
LDS 07
10 Nov 08 Minimal/Tech House
AM 42
09 Feb 11 Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal/Tech House, Claudio Giordano, Massimiliano Guaiana, Tiger Stripes
Review:
Mikael Nordgren has a long list of releases on respected labels like Ibadan, Nite Grooves and Liebe Detail to his credit, but this outing for Audiomatique could well be his biggest release. "Back to Detroit City" and "How We Feel" are textbook examples of Nordgren's sound, with rolling tech-house rhythm tracks and tight claps underpinning icy chord builds. However, it's "AH-64" that is sure to get the most attention. Over a stomping techno backing, Nordgren unleashes an ominous siren riff that keeps on building and building. It's the biggest moment of his career - expect to hear it everywhere soon.
GDM 007
02 Sep 09 Minimal/Tech House
SLIP 214
20 Nov 06 Funky/Club House
KNG 280
17 Sep 07 Deep House
KCD-253
18 Sep 07 Funky/Club House
KSD 175
05 Sep 11 Minimal/Tech House
SR 12734D
10 May 11 Funky/Club House
KNG 273
02 Jul 07 Funky/Club House
KNG-238
19 Apr 07 Funky/Club House
SOUNDZ 064
10 Oct 11 Minimal/Tech House
IRC 080
05 Feb 07 Deep House
ROC 003
26 Jul 05 Funky/Club House
IRC 071
28 Nov 05 Deep House
TRAX 264/01Z
09 Oct 11 Minimal/Tech House
GPM 185
14 Sep 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
GRU 008
05 Sep 11 Minimal/Tech House
KNG-267
15 May 07 Deep House
KNG 301
17 Nov 08 Funky/Club House
KNG 254
19 Apr 07 Funky/Club House
TOOL 144/01Z
25 Mar 12 Funky/Club House
Review:
Complete with two very prestigious remixes, this latest from Toolroom pits producers Tiger Stripes with vocalist Cevin Fisher on this deep yet jacking delight. Rocking rooted organ stabs for a heavy, nocturnal vibe, Tiger Stripes add a wickedly fleshed out set of Chicago-influenced snares, claps and hats while Fisher does his best Adonis impression over the top. Stefano Noferini revitalises the track for a heavy Mediterranean/mainroom makeover, while Spain's Coyu goes for an even deeper extension - holding the drums back a long time making the addition of a hi-hat positively orgasmic.
KNG-290
28 Apr 08 Funky/Club House
LAR 108
09 Oct 06 Funky/Club House
LAR 108
09 Oct 06 Deep House
MFR 064
07 Jan 13 Disco/Nu-Disco
Review:
My Favourite Robot comes kicking and screaming into 2013 with a split release that sits somewhere between deep house, nu-disco and Environ-ish deep synth-pop. Deep housers Tiger Stripes kick things off with "Out of Phase", a collaboration with vocalist Pete Fij that has echoes of Morgan Geist's work as Storm Queen (check the low-slung, analogue-heavy deep house/nu-disco groove and distinctive male vocals). Label bosses My Favourite Robot join forces with Slinky on "Shout", an unlikely, acid-flecked electronic disco tribute to the Spandau Ballet track of the same name. With just enough electronic tweaks and vintage synth riffs, it delivers a tougher rebuke to the A-side's slick grooves.
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