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BF 019
03 May 13
SSM 0322D
08 May 12
MKRB 124
27 May 09
634904 609061
22 Apr 13
Played by: Juno Recommends Downtempo
Review:
Following in the trend set out from their first album, The XX let their resident beatsmith take the reins for a couple of indulgences into more electronically-minded versions of cuts from Coexist. "Sunset" gets worked into a simmering house groove that comes on with a distinct post-punk vibe, all live, unpolished drums and prominent bass, while the vocals get brought raw and close in the mix. "Reconsider" gets into a stripped down, steppy groove played out on found sound percussion immaculately produced with staggering attention to detail, while the original structure of the track drifts in and out of focus as though shot through a dream-fuelled filter.
PLAY 149
01 Dec 08
DUST 011
25 Nov 09
DUST 016
26 Nov 09
DUST 020
01 Nov 09
DUST 017
26 Nov 09
SKINT 081D
01 Jun 02
SKINT 267D
28 Jan 13
SKINT 253D
10 Dec 12
Played by: Juno Recommends Progressive House
Review:
Although their studio output under X Press 2 has let up a little in recent times, their DJ schedules haven't shown any sign of slowing down, and their past productions are still rocking around the globe. Following on from last years Spanish Remix EP, they enlist some of their Brazilian friends to add some carnival flair to another three favourites. Stealing the show somewhat is the massive Whebba mix of 'Let Love Decide', adding a disco vibe that sits perfectly with Roland Clarks vocals. Talking Props tackle the Alison Limerick featured 'In The Blood', while Flow & Zeo go big room house on 'The Blast'. We are loving this!!
SKINT 240D
11 Jun 12
KTS 032
26 Nov 10
ARTE 006
21 Feb 11
SLSP 045
15 May 12
XR 005
17 Dec 10
XR 007
19 Jul 11
XR 008
20 Dec 12
RH X3
10 Dec 12
Played by: Cottam
Review:
Unsolved Universe marks the debut release of Xamiga, though you should by now be fully familiar with Legowelt and Xosar, the duo behind this project. The feverishly productive pair have been appearing together both on record and live for the best part of a year now, most memorably on the tongue in cheek project Trackman Lafonte and Bonquiqui that has transmitted releases on Creme Organization and L.I.E.S. Xamiga is a concurrent project to those aforementioned surfer house endeavours which has been bubbling away on Soundcloud for the past 12 months and appears to focus more on further exploring the Ghost House aesthetic that runs through Xosar's solo productions. This three track release is described quite aptly by Rush Hour as "music to jack to loudly while closing your eyes softly" and is rumoured to be the first of several Xamiga releases forthcoming on the Amsterdam operation. The title track is a favourite of the Juno office, an endlessly charming paean to floating outer galactic house, but all three tracks are a powerful statement from Xamiga.
ADM 015
22 May 10
ADM 032
06 Apr 12
ADM 001
22 Sep 09
ADM 055
18 Jan 13
SPT 002
01 Apr 13
AMO 021
16 Mar 13
MIX 12
29 Oct 12
FOUR 031
08 Apr 13
MA 0105
18 Dec 07
QK-PTE-8546
20 Nov 07
SNR 031
30 Nov 10
SNR 028
12 Oct 10
DT 033
17 May 13
JACK 008S
04 Dec 10
JACK 004S
30 Aug 10
JACK 005S
24 Sep 10
JACK 006S
08 Oct 10
CCD 099
06 May 13
SPL-001
25 Mar 09
361015 1877948
12 Nov 12
RH X2
01 Oct 12
Review:
The guys over at Rush Hour release Xosar's third EP - two, crispy-as-hell floor punishers with lethal doses of drum machine action. Both her previous EP for the label as well as that hot little number on L.I.E.S have turned some heads in the house/techno domain, and Nite Jam prolongs her fine form in 2012. The title track on the A Side is an incredibly chuggy slice of deep techno, complete with a hearty, pounding kick drum and a beautifully delayed set of chords which morph and sway uncontrollably. Over to side B, "Elixir Of Dreams" is one for the percussion maniacs, with those relentless snares cutting fervently through the muffled, haunting vocals which glide below it. Xosar's work just keeps getting better! TIP!
LIES 008
26 Jun 12
Review:
LIES 008 introduces us to a producer whose name will become ever more recognisable as the year veers onwards. The clearly quite talented Xosar is wrapped in the sort of nautical intrigue Drexciya invested heavily in, however her three productions here demonstrate there is a prowess to justify the mystique. "Tropical Cruize" sets the tone, ascending to the misty heights of your full appreciation via the lofty synths, rippling tom patterns and heavily opiated vocals that smudge the lower recesses. It sounds perfectly at home on LIES, as do the accompanying tracks, with the wonderfully creepy "Voodoo Castle" bristling with vaguely camp Giallo energy and powered by those stabs of various texture, whilst "Xephyr" adopts a more streamlined rhythmic jakkers approach which is embellished with lovely dubby puddles of synths.
USM 013
07 Apr 04
MEERCD 012
16 Aug 10
MEERCD 012
16 Aug 10 | ||
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