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Tony Poland speaks to Bake, a rising DJ and one third of the All Caps collective who are making great strides to maintain Glasgow’s rich techno heritage.
Joining The Dots: An interview with Bake All Caps
by Juno Plus on 18.04.2013 at 12:37pmAlex Coulton returns with “Too Much Talk”
by Juno Plus on 05.02.2013 at 11:30am
Alex Coulton’s next single will arrive on the 92 Points label with remixes from Tessela and Beneath – stream previews here.
This week at Juno
by Juno Plus on 13.07.2012 at 16:59pm
If you’ve been following the production trajectory of Theo Parrish over the past six months then you’ll have become accustomed to expect some outlandish, unpredictable releases from the Sound Signature main man. Still though, few would have seen this coming. Central to the DNA of “Any Other Styles” is a cornucopia of FX dredged up from arcade beat-em up moves and crudely nudged to fit an abstractive, thick set beat pattern that bucks angrily with a frenetic nature that’s beyond unpredictable. It’s the strangest Theo record we’ve heard in some time, but when any number of people are treading shallow waters in the name of contemporary deep house, don’t we need some people to not even consider “the box” when it comes to approaching music?
Win: Tickets to Way Back Here with New York Transit Authority
by Juno Plus on 20.06.2012 at 14:14pm
Bristol’s hotly tipped New York Transit Authority is playing for the Way Back Here crew at London’s Shacklewell Arms on June 30 with Alex Coulton in tow, and we have two pairs of tickets to give away.
Alex Coulton – Candy Flip review
by Juno Plus on 20.03.2012 at 16:05pmThere’s no doubt the high-grade electronic music coming out of Manchester at the moment isn’t getting the love it deserves. Interestingly, at a time when Bristol is enjoying plenty of attention for its dubstep-cum-house output, Idle Hands has been subtly forging links with leading exponents of Northern beats; namely Szare and AnD. Both those releases, and this new effort from fresh face Alex Coulton make complete sense in the sequencing of the label, functioning around a house music ethic but not being constrained by it.