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30 Oct 08
ORGA 18
15 Jan 13
ORGA 07
17 Nov 10
ORGA 17
15 Nov 12
ORGA 19
29 Jan 13
ORGA 16
12 Nov 12
ORGA 12
12 Nov 12
ORGA 09
06 Oct 12
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12 Nov 12
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12 Nov 12
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12 Nov 12
ORGA 08
06 Oct 12
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07 Mar 08
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29 Nov 08
N-ZIM 011
09 May 08
03REC 0011
08 Feb 10
030EP 004
23 Apr 12
Review:
Dutch imprint 030303 and revered British acid producer Chris Moss Acid seem almost perfect for each other. The label have sporadically released music from Ceephax Acid Crew and D'Arcangelo in their brief life to date, whilst Moss has being dealing in a particularly unhinged treatment of acid techno for Mathematics and the Boxfade label for some time. Anyone familiar with his oeuvre will be prepared for what Bay of Cadiz has to offer, with this EP dominated by the title track. At just over 11 minutes "Bay Of Cadiz" has the time and space to slow grow into the sort of hypnotic acid behemoth that makes it all too easy to understand why Jamal Moss was eager to put out his namesake's debut EP back in 2007. Check the (digital) flip for some less subtle acid action, with "Lynchett Matravers" a particularly extraterrestrial effort.
030EP 005
09 Jul 12
Review:
The fifth release from Dutch acid junkies 030303 sees the debut of mystery producer Fah, and gets off to a superlative start with "Fine Space" which is a tripped-out electro excursion that uses subtle hints of the 303, whilst melancholic female vocals are taken apart by dripping effects. Fah ups the tempo with "Bonus Orbits" and the results fall somewhere between Legowelt and Aphex Twin on a happy day, whilst "Sixears" demonstrates this unknown quantity's talent for dabbling in smudgey textures. The title track "Galaxy Dust" opens the flip, focusing on a more broken rhythmic approach which allows the space for sharp claps and hi-hats to fire frantically between menacing rave sounds and sci-fi melodies. The tempo shifts again on the final track "Sad Acid" where Fah creates a beautifully slow, chugging groove with hints of hip hop influence that forms the backdrop to a fine arrangement of warm acidic chords and beats.
033RDZ 0013
19 Oct 07
033RDZ 0008
26 Apr 07
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26 Apr 07
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26 Oct 07
033RDZ 0005
05 Apr 07
033RDZ 0001
24 Nov 06
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22 Mar 07
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11 May 09
033RDZ 0016
03 Jan 08
040REC 054
30 Jan 10
069TECHNO 20
04 Jan 13
069TECHNO 11
22 May 12
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03 Oct 12
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08 Apr 13
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21 Mar 12
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01 Nov 11
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12 Apr 12
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12 Sep 11
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27 Feb 12
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08 Dec 11
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02 May 12
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20 Nov 12
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05 Nov 12
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04 Dec 12
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25 Jul 12
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09 Jan 13
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25 Sep 12
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08 Dec 11
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