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Cowboy Rhythmbox
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Review: The build-up to Wilkins & X's latest Cowboy Rhythmbox EP has been smouldering throughout the summer with mischievous one-track dispatches. First came the jittering technoid EBM pulsations and analog grit of "Scream", then came the soothing harmonic wooziness and concrete shattering 80s drum machine beats of "Catsa Invasion", a tune laced with toxic textures and a subtle sense of industrial euphoria. Now we have "Tanz Exotique", an obscene slab of bleep-funked electro that's all glitched, subverted and supercharged with energy and detail. Strong enough to be filed next to your Soulwax records.
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PH 67D
18 Aug 17
Techno
18 Aug 17
Techno
Review: Nathan Gregory Wilkins and Richard X are back under their awesome Cowboy Rhythmbox guise where the two London legends serve up some more of their typically retroactive indie dance grooves. The second track taken from their Tanz Exotique EP is the darkly seductive dancefloor drama of "Ctsa Invasion" featuring some militaristic '80's drum grooves beneath tunneling bleep melody and some nasty bass pulsations that signal a switch of gears in the selectors set. Speaking of which: we'd imagine the likes of Ivan Smagghe, Jennifer Cardini or Barnt smashing this killer out in the latter part of 2017.
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PH 67DX
11 Aug 17
Techno
11 Aug 17
Techno
Review: Nathan Wilkins hooks up with Richard X again for the third Cowboy Rhythmbox outing on Erol Alkan's label. The title track is a stop-start jacking affair that resounds to a rude electronic bass. It's exactly the kind of upfront track one would expect to hear in one of the label owner's DJ sets. In stark contrast is "Children of the Monolith"; slower, dreamier and more complex, it features hypnotic chants unfolding over a mid-tempo tribal groove. The duo returns to the dance floor for "Soda Jerk". While not quite a direct as the title track, its relentless pulse and filtered percussion make it just as effective.
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PH 55D
04 Nov 16
Techno
04 Nov 16
Techno
Review: One-track affair from Erol Alkan's Phantasy Sound that pits the Cowboy Rhythmbox project of Richard X and Nathan Gregory Wilkins up against the production skills of Livity Sound main man Kowton. First released last year, the original version of "Fantasma" summed up the project's slightly tongue in cheek approach, pairing outlandish synth motifs with thundering percussive excess and thick EBM basslines. It was understandably a hit with the Comeme crew and it's likely Kowton's remix will crossover into many DJ sets too. The Livity man remains quite faithful to Cowboy Rhythmbox's intentions, but cranks the pressure up somewhat for a near-perfect five minute DJ tool.
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PH 48RMXD
11 Mar 16
Techno
11 Mar 16
Techno
Danny Tenaglia / Various
Played by: Franz Johann
Review: Danny Tenaglia is a stone cold legend, but his profile has waned significantly over recent years. Given that it's 25 years since the release of his first production, this first contribution to the Balance series - is well timed. Pleasingly, it seems Tengalia still "has it it". Throughout the collection, the veteran NYC DJ maintains a fearsome energy level, mixing things up via a track list that spans chunky tech-house, darkroom tribal, heavily percussive fare (see Michel Cleis' dub of Basement Jaxx's "Mermaid of Salinas") and intelligent techno revivalism (Dax J's brilliant "Dreamscape" and Ho's "Deletion 3"). It is, of course, an impeccable selection, as you'd expect from a man with Tengalia's undoubted pedigree.
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BAL 011D
19 Sep 14
Minimal/Tech House
19 Sep 14
Minimal/Tech House
The Organ Grinder / Studio Barnhus / Various
Various - "Kehakuma Space Ibiza Session" (continuous DJ mix by The Organ Grinder) - (1:02:25) 123 BPM
Radioactive Orchestra - "Three Excited Nuclei Of Lutetium-167 At E-Level Rnd" (Axel club edit) - (5:03)
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ESSR 10092
01 Nov 13
Deep House
01 Nov 13
Deep House
Played by: Hrdvsion, Kid Who, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Leri Ahel, Djs Pareja, Fab Mayday, Michael Mayer, Green Velvet
Review: Comeme's latest release offers tripped out, psychedelic house at its finest. "Shake" by Cowboy Rhythmbox is like an update on 90s US house, its muscular drums, dubby bassline and percussive licks housing a strangely infectious call and response vocal. "Quiero Bailar" by Sano is built from similar elements - only this time it's a sassy, sexy Spanish vocal that's pitted against stirring strings and hammering drums. The title track, a collaboration between Capracara and The District Union, opts for a different approach, with a searing bass underpinning eerie synths and trippy 303 riffs. DJs Pareja's "Tacha" is in the same general category, with huge, whooshing filters and a pulsing, acid-layered bassline providing the impetus. Highly recommended.
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COMEME 015
11 Jun 12
Minimal/Tech House
11 Jun 12
Minimal/Tech House
