Review:
Lisbon-based producer Arttu Sellman hasn't released all that many records, but those he has put out are rarely less than essential. This second two-tracker for Philpot is another case in point. Both the title track and flipside "Upwards" bear the aural hallmarks and raw drum machine sounds of early house and techno. While the latter is a driving fusion of drifting vocal samples, fuzzy beats and brain-melting acid bass, it still retains the analogue swing and evocative feel of the immaculate title track. While neither track could be described as revolutionary, both offer an attractive package of spellbinding grooves and intoxicating analogue riffs.