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Review: The latest Bedrock release sees owner Jon Digweed and his long-term studio partner Nick Muir collaborate with the Ibiza-based producer Eagles & Butterflies. On "Crazy Diamond", the creative trio runs wild, with a loose, percussive arrangement leading into a sun-kissed, tranced out break down. Vivid in tone, it captures the White Isle's natural beauty, and could as easily work in sunset or more discerning peak time settings. "Divenire" is quite a different proposition. It sees the trio focus on a pulsating, dance floor-primed groove that resounds to insistent tones and a building siren crescendo that will cause mayhem whenever it's dropped.
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BEDDIGI 118
14 May 18
Minimal/Tech House
14 May 18
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Los Angeles based Eagles & Butterflies serves up some sweet pop music (and gosh the guy has got some lungs on him: what a voice!) on the emotional "We Get High" but this EP focuses more on the club than MTV. First his own remix gets on the Life & Death dark journey tip which is so in right now, Florian Kruse's remix follows in suit, but gets far more advanced and high tech with layers of immaculately programmed pads and arpeggios going head to head with the wonkiest synth leads and white noise build ups: this is how it's done people! Finally progressive house don from Spain Henry Saiz delivers and deep, floating and heavenly rework that shows off his typical midas touch ever so well.
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GPM 332
05 Feb 16
Deep House
05 Feb 16
Deep House
Review: First track "Shinto" is funky feel-good minimal which uses tabla drums and human handclaps alongside that wicked bassline and it sounds impressive. "Moksha" is deep down and dirty with its buzzing synth lead, rolling bassline and fierce shuffling rhythm. Finally "Sadhama" is equally suited to the main room at peak time with those Matthew Dear style synth squeals that sound from outer space and will totally trip out the crowd.
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ST 002
29 Jan 16
Minimal/Tech House
29 Jan 16
Minimal/Tech House
