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Chez De Milo
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Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: (Emotional) Especial looks to the emergent producer that is Chez De Milo for a new EP that collides the energy of Glastonbury, historic echoes of the free party scene and the psychedelic electronics of Bristol and the West Country into four fresh new cuts here. 'Et Al' is a mystic late-night house cut with crisp hits and spooky synths keeping you on edge, while 'Gieser' is dark and paranoid as the churning beats and snaking leads tempt you into the shadows. 'Kremer' keeps you locked in a synth-heavy and transcendental suspense at the heart of the dancefloor with Egyptian folk samples and ethnic grooves and 'Thus One' is a razor-sharp electro closer.
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EES 045
09 Feb 24
Deep House
09 Feb 24
Deep House
Review: Bristol lad Chez De Milo isn't afraid to explore electronic music's more esoteric fringes, and here he returns to Ransom Note with four new remixes from like-minded chums that get progressively weirder as they go on. Sara Dziri's remix of 'Durga Lesson' is normal enough, a deep tribal house jam with Detroitian drums and spoken Afro vox, while MR TC's remix of 'So It Goes' is a solid exercise in bleepery. But Orbury Common's rub of 'Sister Dex' pushes further out into near-arrythmic, leftfield territory, while Lapalace's take on 'Wadham' veers wildly from haunting ambience to harsh, industrial D&B.
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R$N34R
08 Nov 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
08 Nov 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
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R$N34RS
18 Oct 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
18 Oct 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
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R$N#34S
22 Feb 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
22 Feb 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
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Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Review: A round of applause for Dave Harvey's Futureboogie label, which is closing its doors after a decade in which it's releases got stronger and more varied year on year. This superb compilation acts as the imprint's final testament, offering no less than 20 previously unheard nuggets from the Bristol-based imprint's nearest and dearest. Given the wealth of high-grade material on show, singling out highlights is tough, but our current favourites include the echoing,'80s alternative pop-meets-proto house dubbiness of Tech Support's 'Writers Block', the alien synths, glassy-eyed stabs and bustling electro drums of Warehouse Preservation Society's 'Ron's House', the kaleidoscopic house psychedelia of Manami's 'Nacros.Is', the bleeping, drug-fuelled oddness of Chez De Milo's 'Need Someone' and the breakbeat-acid insanity of Hard Ton's 'Don't Believe The Hype'.
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FBRLP 002
05 Nov 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
05 Nov 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Pre-pandemic, James Dyer was a rising star on the Bristol club scene, with a trademark sound that tended towards the cosmic, chugging and otherworldly. Here he makes his production bow as Chez de Milo on local label Futureboogie, beginning brilliantly with the throbbing, paranoid and wide-eyed 'Bushwa', where intense, undulating acid lines, bleeping melodies and seriously spooky pads bubble away atop a thrusting, bass-heavy groove. His love of bleeps and ambient techno era electronics is further explored on 'Mantella' and the more dubbed-out, sub-heavy trip that is 'Golden Ratio'. Also worth a listen is the Smagghe & Cross version of 'Bushwa', which features two long dark and driving sections of trippy dancefloor pleasure divided by a brilliantly bizarre ambient breakdown.
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FBR 079
12 Feb 21
Deep House
12 Feb 21
Deep House
