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Benjamin Frohlich
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PERMVAC 325-2-STR
12 Apr 24
Deep House
12 Apr 24
Deep House
Review: Three mixes to choose from of this latest salvo from Permanent Vacation co-founder Benjamin Frohlich, which finds him joining forces with vocalist Vilja Larjosto, who's perhaps best known for her previous collaborations with Feater on Running Back. 'Coldwave/synth' is what it says at the top of this page, but the emphasis is firmly on the latter part of the equation here - think bliss-y 80s synth-pop rather than glacial gothic electronica. The accompanying Dubstramental offers a slightly mellower/deeper alternate pass, but it's the Dubwise Mix that wins out for yours truly as it looks to ACTUAL dub (and maybe some early 90s William Orbit remixes?) for inspiration.
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PERMVAC 2541
25 Mar 22
Coldwave/Synth
25 Mar 22
Coldwave/Synth
Review: New remixes from Benjamin Froehlich's 'Amiata" album are ready. It's been almost a year since the LP's release, and the Permanent Vacation co-head gathers a great bunch of personal favourites, friends and heroes to enter the ring and remix some tracks. There's Fort Romeau's tranced-out and euphoric perspective of "The Big Sun", some bittersweet dancefloor drama to be felt on Marcus Worgull's remix of "Last Night" feat. Dreamcast, while Chloe's deep and hypnotic rework of the same track is equally as worthy of your attention. If that was not enough, label chief Tom Bioly also contributes a moody nu-disco rework of "Forty Trees".
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PERMVAC 1961
21 Feb 20
Minimal/Tech House
21 Feb 20
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Permanent Vacation boss Benjaimin Frohlich is back. The man in Munich now presents the remixes of his fab 2016 release Rude Movements and gets an all-star cast to lend their deft hand at a remix. First up is the imitable Lauer; king of all things neon-lit and retro who delivers the goods (as always) with his rendition of "Amos", while fellow Frankfurter Shan stays true to the classic house aesthetic on his deep late night groove: "Holloway" is injected with spooky analogue synth leads, chunky analogue arpeggios and rusty rhythms with the good ol' clap on the kick for good measure. On the flip, it's all about the sludgy and tape saturated "Spitting Image" reinterpreted Jack Pattern (actually a Swiss trio, would you believe) where their slow motion EBM mutation calls to mind the work of Slugbug or L/F/D/M. Wicked!
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PERMVAC 1581
21 Jun 19
Minimal/Tech House
21 Jun 19
Minimal/Tech House
