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Cottam
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Review: 2016 marks 20 years since Glibert "Gilb'r" Cohen founded Versatile Records. The Parisian imprint shows no signs of flagging despite its' vintage, and here delivers another eccentric, wildly imaginative 12". This time it's Cottam at the controls, laying down two contrasting cuts. "Breaking Through The Pain Barrier" is woozy and hypnotic, but also makes great use of off-kilter electronics, psychedelic effects and quirky, alien melodies. At times, it feels spooky, at others oddly becalmed (despite its' shuffling, densely programmed rhythms). "Encephalomyelitis Disseminata" sees Cottam explicitly reference the medical condition he was diagnosed with just as he was breaking through. Here he changes the script, basing the action around a bold, rising and falling bassline, stretched-out chords and clicking, slightly wonky percussion. It's deep house, Jim, but not as we know it.
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VER 106
19 Feb 16
Deep House
19 Feb 16
Deep House
Review: Markus Lang's Eintakt imprint out of Berlin was been at it for the better part of fifteen years and showing no signs of stopping yet. It presents us with some more late night deepness courtesy of UK rising star Cottam who delivers something a bit different here in the form of the rather mysterious yet shuffling and infectious "All About a Groove Thang" but gets into more familiar territory on the sublime, acid driven "Feelin' No Love". Not much is known about Lohouse other than that he's done stuff previously on sublabel Townhousemusic. He delivers two beautiful cuts in the form of the dusty and lo-fi yet ever soulful "KIS" and the delightfully dreamy "Hopeukeilit".
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THM 05
29 Sep 15
Deep House
29 Sep 15
Deep House
Played by: Adam B (Homegrown Music), The Revenge, Tr1pkn1ck, Dairmount (Room With A View), James Johnston (No Matter What)
Review: Quintessentials return to their infrequent Deep Raw & Real series of global house with a typically stellar line up. Musical Freak Luke Solomon revisits his Lukatron pseudonym for some simple, no nonsense jacking business on "Aspect Ratio", little more than multiple layers of percussion and toasty bass patterns from which a spectral machine funk melody steadily emanates. Philpot type Radiq follows with the crisp future funk of "Lovin Pain" which finds its feet as soon as those hi-hats lock into groove with the heavy synth flourishes. Preston's finest Cottam gives us a taste of what to expect on his forthcoming Aus release with the liquid bump of "Work It" which finds the space to work in a cheeky R&B sample to great effect. Rising Finnish producer Deymare switches down the mood on "So Real", a saunter through slick bottom heavy beatdownisms which only serves to highlight the different shades of house music that characterise this impressive release.
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QUINTESSE 20-1
28 Feb 11
Deep House
28 Feb 11
Deep House
