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Boxcutter
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735119 003801
06 Feb 19
Bass
06 Feb 19
Bass
Review: At a time when so many of its early contemporaries are rarely seen releasing these days, Planet Mu's 20th anniversary is even more of a cause de celebre. The powerhouse of uncompromising leftfield electronic music has pulled no punches when it comes to commemorating the time, drawing on the staggering roster including Kuedo, Remarc, Traxman, Falty DL, Machinedrum, Milanese, Vex'd, Neil Landstrumm and so very many more besides, bringing together tracks from the vaults, from forgotten times, some of which have never previously seen the light of day. With 50 tracks to delve into, this is enough of an education to school even the most learned mind.
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505530 0385604
04 Sep 15
Experimental/Electronic
04 Sep 15
Experimental/Electronic
Played by: AWITW
Review: As his The Host alias prepares to resurface, Barry Lynn returns to his most renowned project for a new single on his own label. There have been smatterings of low key releases over the past few years on Kinnego, as the sound of Boxcutter has gradually drifted towards ever more plush and melodic tones rooted in live instrumentation, band dynamics and laid back funk. It's a shift from the more dubstep-infected fare of old, but the same deft production hand ensures that these tracks shimmer and twirl with all the flair that Lynn made his name on many moons ago. Just look to the dazzling beauty and dexterity of "Sunrise Funk" if you need further proof.
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KGO 009
14 Aug 15
Bass
14 Aug 15
Bass
Played by: Nphonix
Review: Boxcutter returns to his own Kinnego imprint with two dreamy departures... "Retina Grains" salutes jungle's softest sentiments. Big splashy cymbals and jazz-sprinkled keys, if you can image the results of a collaboration between Squarepusher and Bukem, you wouldn't be far off. "Travel By Dragonfly", meanwhile, is a much slower, strutting affair. The main focus on the majestic web of interwoven harp, string and wooden block elements, but the groove is carried by a solid hip-hop sentiment making it just as ideal for dancefloors as it is headphones.
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KGO 006
13 Oct 14
Experimental/Electronic
13 Oct 14
Experimental/Electronic
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CBR 008D
16 Dec 13
Deep Dubstep
16 Dec 13
Deep Dubstep
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600116 820020
08 Oct 07
Footwork/Juke
08 Oct 07
Footwork/Juke
