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Adrian Hour
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Delerium - "Silence" (feat Sarah McLachlan - Stone Van Brooken, Pete K extended mix) - (6:59) 125 BPM 
Review: Just in time for ADE, Toolroom drops this comprehensive compilation. Fans of the long-running label will find much to love here. Good-time disco comes courtesy of KC Lights & Lapsley's infectious "Better Times" and Ejeca's joyous, sample-heavy "In & Out". The minimal end of the house spectrum is also well-served; there's the woozy break downs and builds of Martin Ikin's driving "Oscill8" and Essel's deconstructed rhythm on "Lennon". Amsterdam 2023 also serves up some irresistible, old-school selections. Pirate Copy's "Love Will Save the Day" is an intense, hardcore-sampling house track. Meanwhile on "I Just Wanna", Local Singles meld skipping garage beats with an urgent vocal and insistent siren riffs.
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TOOL 1218/01Z
06 Oct 23
Minimal/Tech House
06 Oct 23
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: Toolroom Vaults Vol 5 reprises secret weapons, hidden gems and club heaters that have been staples in label boss Mark Knight's sets for over 10 years, shaping up to be another choice album for many crate-diggers alike. Highlights include legend Harry Romero & Alex Fioretti's stomping heads-down groove "Think Outside The Box", Rene Amesz & Jasper Clash's tribal house workout "Phatty", Matt Smallwood serving up some late night mood music on the deep cut "How Does It Feel" and D-Formation & Solarc's uplifting house epic "In Your Mind" among many more.
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TRX 237/01Z
12 Aug 22
Minimal/Tech House
12 Aug 22
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: Toolroom returns with the next installment in their new compilation series, which rejuvenates the very best in house, tech house and techno from their mammoth back catalogue. Toolroom Vaults Vol. 4 features some greatest hits and near misses, with some of the highlights being: label staple Rene Amesz's tribal techno funk workout "Dextro", veteran British producer Quivver with the slinky and emotive groove of "Push & Pull", Marcellus Wallace's deep down and dirty "88 Back", not to mention D. Diggler & Nadja Lind loading up the mandatory techno banger straight off the factory floor on "Einfach Zweifach" and Rain City Riot with the sensual vocal cut "Beautiful Lies" - among many many others.
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TRX 21701Z
18 Mar 22
Minimal/Tech House
18 Mar 22
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: It has been quite a year for the Toolroom institution. Celebrating their 15th birthday last year, they weren't ones to rest on their laurels, instead going full steam ahead with a bunch of genre defining compilations this year. But most importantly they have been instrumental in the comeback of funky house after a 20 year dormancy, with killer releases by the likes of Weiss, Cashio and boss man Mark Knight himself. Add to that one banging party at Chicago Social Club for Amsterdam Dance Event and it's evident that these guys are proper 24 hour party people. With a glorious year sadly coming to an end, celebrate a wonderful one that was on Best Of Toolroom 2019 with highlights not limited to: the rework of the Cevin Fisher classic "Freaks Come Out" by Jack Back, Hannah Wants & Kevin Knapp's deep down and dirty "Call Me" (extended mix), UK heroes Alan Fitzpatrick & Wheats delivering the certified banger "M27" and New York legend Todd Terry teaming up with Tuff London on "Psychodrama" featuring Jasmien Nanhekhan. If that was not enough, ascendant producer Maxinne delivers two mixes compiling all the tracks: one smooth House mix followed by a thumping Tech House mix.
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TOOL 85801Z
22 Nov 19
Minimal/Tech House
22 Nov 19
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: 2019 was a massive year for Mark Knight and the gang, celebrating 15 years in the business and commemorating such a milestone with extensive world tours in the globe's greatest clubs and festival stages. We are fairly certain that this collection of tracks were tested extensively on the road during the latter part of last year - and are certain to make a big impact on dancefloors in 2019 and beyond! Highlights on This Is Toolroom 2019 not limited to: the epic dancefloor drama of "Poison" by the young ascendant Brit producer Wheats, likewise boss man Mark Knight takes on the NYC house sound - complete with preacher man style vocals - on the ultra-emotive "The Mystery Of Old Ma Clifton" (original mix), while Lost Recordings head honchos Leftwing & Kody deliver the tough rolling UK tech house sound of now on "Wile Out" and label staple and all round legend D. Ramirez is on form as always on the deep down and dirty "Overload".
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TOOL 73701Z
01 Feb 19
Minimal/Tech House
01 Feb 19
Minimal/Tech House
Various / Illyus & Barrientos
Sterling Void - "Itas Alright" (feat Paris Brightledge - DJ Spen & Reelsoul extended mix) - (7:33) 124 BPM
Review: As you'd expect, given the label's runaway success over the past few years, there are plenty of very familiar cuts on this 52-track 'best of' from the all-conquering Toolroom, including GotSome's tribal smash 'Nomad Chat', label boss Mark Knight's infuriatingly catchy, flute-driven Shovell collab 'Selecao', Mendo's sample-heavy G-houser 'Mooving' and CamelPhat's remix of Fatboy Slim. But there are plenty of less heavily rinsed gems on offer too, and with tracks from the likes of D.Ramirez, Leftwing & Kody, Dosem, DJ S.K.T and Dale Howard plus reworks of Sterling Void and Todd Terry classics, it's a no-brainer for tech-house jocks on a budget.
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TOOL 72801Z
23 Nov 18
Funky/Club House
23 Nov 18
Funky/Club House
Various / Robert Hood
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: The last commercial mix that Robert Hood did back in 2008 for Fabric re-ignited his career. Appearing at the tail end of minimalism, its hard-edged sounds provided a welcome relief to the prevailing sound. A decade on, the 66th DJ Kicks finds the Detroit artist once again in firing form. "Focus" signals his intent with its massive siren riff and pounding drums, while "Clocks", which builds and builds to electronic bee swarms, shows that he has lost none of his minimal techno firepower. Sure, there are other fine contributions, like Truncate's sheet metal banger "Terminal 5" and the shadowy riffs of Marcel Fengler's "Thwack" - itself a paean to Dr Motte's "Der Klang Der Familie" - but like the Fabric selection, this instalment of DJ Kicks is all about Robert Hood.
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K7376 DTM
16 Nov 18
Techno
16 Nov 18
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Nic Fanciulli, Carl Cox, Paco Osuna, Sydney Blu, Koen Groeneveld
Review: Argentinean tech house hero Adrian Hour is fasting taking the international scene by storm with appearances for the likes of Yoshitoshi, Knee Deep In Sound and now Toolroom with "Like This" which is a bangin' and funky warehouse jam with catchy horns and one warehouse sized shuffle to boot. Second offering "What They Hear" is like "La La Land" for 2016, with its drug fuelled monologue and dark tunnelling groove drawing you into the void for one wild night indeed!
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TOOL 484/01Z
19 Aug 16
Minimal/Tech House
19 Aug 16
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Leeds-born Daley Padey, aka Hot Since 82, is known for many things but humility isn't one of them (just read his bio!). Currently standing at the top of the commercial house food chain, Padey reaffirms this anointed position with a sample of the sounds his Knee Deep In Sound label will be treating the White Isle to this summer with a fine sampler. Highlights include Lewis Boardman's sinister and deep "Lose Control", the sunnier uplifting vibes of Dee Montero's "Vedra" and Landmark's sleek and catchy "Lost In The Club".
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KD 028
08 Jul 16
Deep House
08 Jul 16
Deep House
Various
Played by: Spektral
Review: The unstoppable Toolroom Longplayer series drops another shedload of Detroit-minded cuts for their latest compilation, featuring some of its casuals who are in no mood for docile house. Instead, you got heavy, teched-out floor dominators by the likes of Mihalis Safras - who is beautifully stripped back and pumped up by techno veteran Heiko Laux - Oscar L, DJ Boris, The YellowHeads and plenty more. As Omar S would say: "Mo' bang for yo' buck!"
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TOOL 391/01Z
15 Jun 15
Techno
15 Jun 15
Techno
Various
Mark Knight & Discoworker - "The Diary Of A Studio 54 DJ" (feat Robbie Leslie - original club mix) - (7:08) 124 BPM
Played by: DJ Said, Shit Robot, Maya Jane Coles, Franz Johann, TODD TERRY, GRANT NELSON, Alan Fitzpatrick, Sven Vath, Dosem, Tony Humphries
Review: Mark Knight's label brings together some of the sounds that were showcased over the course of the ADE. Basement Jaxx kick start the compilation with the stomping disco house of "Never Say Never", while Harry Romero shows that he's not just a US house head. Working with Doorly, he drops "The Truth", a tough techno track, led by heavy claps. The techno influence lingers on Maceo Plex's "Conjure Superstar", which features an unusual combination of rave sirens and sublime, 808 State-style synths. As is the case in the wider electronic world, this reinvention of the past is in abundance on Amsterdam 2014 and apart from Plex's track, the most impressive contribution is Dosem's "Chase the Link", which sounds like a particularly dark version of vintage Lil Louis.
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TOOL 344/02Z
13 Oct 14
Minimal/Tech House
13 Oct 14
Minimal/Tech House
Mark Knight & Discoworker - "The Diary Of A Studio 54 DJ" (feat Robbie Leslie - original club mix) - (7:08) 124 BPM
Played by: Cristian Varela, Mark Knight, Steve Bug, Adrian Hour, UNER, Maceo Plex, Jamie Jones, Luca Fregonese, Jon Rundell, Matt Darey, Cazzette, Mark Knight, Monki, Dosem, Kolsch
Review: Toolroom Live 01 is a behemoth. At 61 tracks large, inclusive of three continues DJ mixes, this new concept by Toolroom, as they say, is to highlight key artists, present new tracks, and give their fans a taste of the live experience. On here there's music from Harvey Mckay, Gary Beck and Maison Sky, to Bat For Lashes, Hot Since 82 and label owner Mark Knight, and if you're looking to grasp the Toolroom Live concept (and other oddities you might not expect), while getting some bang from your buck, this release is a well informed start.
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TOOL 325/02Z
15 Sep 14
Minimal/Tech House
15 Sep 14
Minimal/Tech House
