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Say hello to the Deli Twins, otherwise known as Future Times co-founder Max D and L.I.E.S. Records boss Ron Morelli. Read the rest of this entry »
Lee Gamble gets the cold cut treatment from the Deli Twins
by Juno Plus on 11.03.2013 at 18:34pmSink into the superb video for Maxmillion Dunbar’s “Loving The Drift”
by Juno Plus on 07.02.2013 at 16:54pm
RVNG Intl crank up the anticipation for House Of Woo, the soon to drop long player from Max D with a superb visual rendition of “Loving The Drift ” by Aurora Halal. Read the rest of this entry »
Maxmillion Dunbar – Woo
by Juno Plus on 03.12.2012 at 15:10pm
The problem with excelling at something, be it music, art or designing garden gnomes, is maintaining the levels you’ve set for yourself. This is the position producer Andrew Field-Pickering finds himself in. Under the Maxmillion Dunbar guise, he’s spent the last few years perfecting a glistening, synth-laden sound that’s simultaneously gorgeously optimistic and strangely melancholic. After first impressing with a series of electronica experiments on Ramp, he’s shown himself to be a rather accomplished maker of vintage sounding, near kaleidoscopic dancefloor tracks that sit somewhere between woozy nu-disco, futuristic Balaearica and spacey deep house. “Polo”, in particular – a track so good it was re-released by Live At Robert Johnson earlier this year – was near perfect; a modern-day electronic classic that’s almost guaranteed to have the hairs on the back of your neck straining to keep upright.
RVNG Intl prime House Of Woo from Max D
by Juno Plus on 15.11.2012 at 15:02pm
RVNG Intl will release House Of Woo, the second album from Max D in February next year.
Listen: Max D – Orgies of The Hemp Eaters
by Tony Poland on 12.04.2012 at 12:42pm
Beautiful Swimmer Maxmillion Dunbar returns from a brief Polo shaped flirtation with Live At Robert Johnson to the all important business of more Future Times transmissions, with the forthcoming release of Orgies of The Hemp Eaters.
Superlife – Go Bananas review
by Juno Plus on 10.01.2012 at 17:22pmWe’re big fans of People’s Potential Unlimited at Juno Plus. The Washington DC based label overseen by dedicated crate digger Andrew Morgan pretty much stands alone in its remit to uncover, remaster and reissue obscure private press and rare 80’s American boogie and disco funk. Invariably there is always an interesting and historically relevant story to match the primitive yet infectious bump of the music.