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Review: Ritmo Fatale is a label run by Kendal Mulla & Paul Guglielmi, proudly based in Toulouse. On its first installment of Epifania, they bring you the best of Italo-trance, IBM & EBM, prog-house, and everything in between across 14 tracks and artists that embodies the label DNA. Karassimeon unleashes the late night noir antics of "Nightmare Disco", Kevrolet takes you to a higher state of consciousness on the entrancing "Let's Drance" while Tallac delivers the neon-lit new dance fantasy "Pulsar" and Burning Blue channels those classic giallo vibes on "The Peak".
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RITMOFATALE 14
13 Jan 23
Coldwave/Synth
13 Jan 23
Coldwave/Synth
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat
Review: Astropolis Records usher in the subtle yet heavily '90s inspired sound of Blutch in this jungle-flecked, breakbeat heavy and trance-like synth number, "River". Dipping between IDM and progressive house with chant and other classic influences of exotica thrown in, Astropolis associate Madben takes to remix duties first with some pumping techno action. It's a remake that flirts with the horns of jericho only to explode into a hopefull breakdown of synths and euphoria. Furthermore, there's some gnarly and experimental drum and bass from Malcolm 'Tsunami' remix, a hard and weirdcore sound reminiscent of the enigmatic Fis. Like a river.
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361655 6245351
30 Jun 21
Breakbeat
30 Jun 21
Breakbeat
Review: Blutch has been quietly going about his business since 2014, delivering sporadic slices of Balearic goodness and, most recently, bespoke deep house warmth. This latest EP could well be his most obviously peak-time focused released yet, with swinging, jazz-flecked opener "Dropin' a Chrome" delivering a weighty and attractive mix of bumpin', boompty-influenced deep house beats, lilting trumpet motifs, hip-hop vocal samples and seriously heavy analogue sub-bass. The disco-fired "Last Dance" - all Loleatta Holloway vocal samples, woozy chords and sturdy beats - explores similar territory, while "Ezra Was Not Right" sounds like a morning-fresh collaboration between "Eple"-era Royksopp and swinging deep houser Mall Grab. There's also a tasty bonus in the shape of Red Rack'em's dreamy and swirling remix of "Dropin' a Chrome", which includes some subtle nods towards Pepe Bradock classic "Deep Burnt".
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BBQ 002
16 Feb 18
Deep House
16 Feb 18
Deep House
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BBQ 001
24 Mar 17
Deep House
24 Mar 17
Deep House
