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Review: Unknown to the Unknown satellite hub Dance Trax sends in an arguably label defining release via a new collaborative EP between e-freq, Last Magpie and DJ Haus! Keeping it classic and future-retro in the cosmic, warehouse sounds of "Ace Of Bass" to get the ball rolling - and with subtle bleep and acid influences never far away - "State Of Peace" turns the tremolo up to 11 in the tech house mix. This release though is all about the original that goes miles to evoke a classic breakbeat sound that's as much Sheffield as it the Balearic islands to Muslemgauze and Andrew Weatherall. Proto-originality so fine you can almost hear the ghosts in the machine. May they rest in this State Of Peace.
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DANCETRAX 056
22 Sep 23
Deep House
22 Sep 23
Deep House
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HOTHAUS 099
30 Jun 23
Funky/Club House
30 Jun 23
Funky/Club House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Hot on the heels of last year's release for Hot Haus, e-freq delivers this debut for Dance Trax. "E Is 4 Freak" is a fast-paced, gritty banger. It resounds to insistent steely percussion and high-octane beats, with a series of filtered drops and builds and subsonic bleeps layered over the top. It makes for a powerful, distinctive affair. On "Dream State", a more esoteric approach applies; inspired by the jacking grooves of Chicago house, the track features tripped out vocal samples and an acid-tinged, frosty synth line that keeps on building through the arrangement. It's sure to attract the same level of support that the Hot Haus release received.
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DANCETRAX 043
05 Aug 22
Minimal/Tech House
05 Aug 22
Minimal/Tech House
Review: DJ Haus has put out a lot of material over the past year, but Rhythm Division is perhaps his most adventurous production yet. The title track brings together the seemingly disparate worlds of glitchy house with shuffling, stripped back rhythms to create an unusual but distinctive sound, while on "Probability Troubles", he dives deeper; the glitchy effects are gone, replaced by dreamy pads and mysterious melodies. Haus has also recruited Subb-an to remix the title track, and he doesn't disappoint. Sounding like a contemporary version of 90s tech-house, the rolling, bass-heavy groove and shuffling drums hit the spot.
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HOTHAUS 054
19 Feb 21
Electro
19 Feb 21
Electro
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DANCETRAX 003
07 Jul 17
Techno
07 Jul 17
Techno
