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Daedelus
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DOD 117B
26 Jul 23
Experimental/Electronic
26 Jul 23
Experimental/Electronic
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CAT 854948
19 Aug 22
Breakbeat
19 Aug 22
Breakbeat
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CAT 854988
05 Aug 22
Hip Hop/R&B
05 Aug 22
Hip Hop/R&B
Various
Review: Collecting 30 tracks spanning from 2011-2021, Dome Of Doom label founder Wylie Cable has put together Decade of Doom to reflect 10 years of a singular musical vision and the evolving sounds that come with it. Be it the dusty, chilled, sweet and laidback sounds of Nobody's jazzy instrumental "Sioux's Reign" or Kenny Segal's "Worlds To Run (VIP dub)", venture further into the label with the low slung drank of Alphafox & Gangster Boo's "Sauced Up" - to the far fetched beats of NastyNasty. With a touch of post-dubstep making it in through DJ Ride, to the heavy industrial beatmaking of Huxley Anne's "Nin", there's more positive flavours to be found in Daedelus's "Special Re: Quest" to some great percussive soundscapes in Ahee's exotic "HMU". A legendary multi-genre label that's impossible to pigeon-hole, Dome Of Doom celebrates 10 years with a thunderdrome of sounds. Temple of boom!
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DODLP 008
21 Sep 21
Hip Hop/R&B
21 Sep 21
Hip Hop/R&B
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MP 030
26 Feb 21
Experimental/Electronic
26 Feb 21
Experimental/Electronic
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PMC 171-S2
15 Nov 19
Hip Hop/R&B
15 Nov 19
Hip Hop/R&B
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MP 028
24 May 19
Experimental/Electronic
24 May 19
Experimental/Electronic
Various
Daedelus - "Order Of The Golden Dawn" - (4:17) 140 BPM
Jameszoo - "Flake" - (3:49) 114 BPM
DJ Paypal - "Slim Trak VIP" - (4:22) 160 BPM
Thundercat - "Friend Zone" (Ross From Friends remix) - (4:14) 123 BPM
Brandon Coleman - "Walk Free" (Flying Lotus remix) - (2:59) 96 BPM
Thundercat - "King Of The Hill" (feat BADBADNOTGOOD & Flying Lotus) - (2:55) 83 BPM
Flying Lotus - "Ain't No Coming Back" (feat Busdriver) - (2:02) 116 BPM
Miguel Atwood-Ferguson - "Kazaru" - (7:23) 148 BPM
Review: Brainfeeder as a project have been known to bring together the weird and wonderful, more often than not supplying the world with stunning original music. This latest compilation from them celebrates 10 years of the label, putting Flying Lotus's visions into reality. We explore previously undiscovered realms of futuristic hip hop production, with immediate stand outs being the the unpredictable neurotic drum crunches of 'Delusions' from Little Snake, along with the pulsating drum work and 4x4 flavours of 'Squaz' courtesy of Ross From Friends. Another shout out has to go to FlyLo himself as he teams up with Busdriver for a super skat heavy run out on 'Ain't No Coming Back'. This one is a fantastic listen from start to finish.
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BFDNL 077
16 Nov 18
Bass
16 Nov 18
Bass
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CAT 851235
22 Aug 18
Experimental/Electronic
22 Aug 18
Experimental/Electronic
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ZENDNL 160AV
09 Dec 16
Experimental/Electronic
09 Dec 16
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Alfred Weisburg-Roberts has always been impressively productive. Even so, few producers would be driven or creative enough to release 12 albums in as many years. The Light Brigade is his 13th, and offers a distinctly dreamy, sparse and evocative blend of drifting textures, eyes-wide-shut vocals, folksy acoustic guitars and complimentary electronics. According to Weisburg-Roberts, the album was inspired by the grim and bloody Crimean War, which certainly explains the album's melancholic tone. Certainly, it offers food for thought, with bittersweet, layered instrumentals - mostly of a beatless variety - flanking a trickle of thought-provoking, reverb-laden songs. Crucially, it's a stunning set that offers an immersive, heart-aching vision of the horrors of war.
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BFDNL 048
29 Sep 14
Balearic/Downtempo
29 Sep 14
Balearic/Downtempo
Daedelus feat Amir Yaghmai
Played by: Juno Recommends Ambient/Drone
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BFDNL 048S
20 Aug 14
Ambient/Drone
20 Aug 14
Ambient/Drone
Review: It must be great to be Alfred Darlington. The tweed suits, the PG Wodehouse-esque name... all awesome. But what must be so extra lovely is the complete freedom he enjoys. In a musical way of course, not in a "eating a jar of Nutella for lunch" way. From indie-tronica, to the dank hip-hop of his Exquisite Corpse album, to his 2006 sample-fuelled Denies The Day's Demise LP, Daedelus has covered a huge amount of ground already in his career. His move to Ninja for 2008's Love To Make Music By saw another sea change - a concerted application of house music tempos and instrumentation to his scattergun songwriting that resulted in the wonderful Make It So single and a brace of highly engaging hypnogogic mindfucks. Bespoke picks up from those learned lessons, but this time he's created an even wider scope for himself. His distinctively choppy production style lends itself to having 3 or 4 competing styles going on at any one time, in the manner of Japanese Pico-Pop artists like Plus-Tech Squeeze Box. "What Can You Do" featuring Busdriver is a case in point - though underscored by a simple kick "n' clap, the sheer crazed randomness of his drum sequences opens the space up to allow things like clarinets, acid-pianos and torch song vocals to actually sound normal working together. The mythological Daedelus was well aware of the dangers of flying too close to the sun. As Bespoke proves, the more lifelike version should never be subject to any such constraints.
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ZENDNL 169
11 Apr 11
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
11 Apr 11
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Review: Alfred Darlington. Quite why you'd pick a pseudonym when you already have a name as incredible as Alfred Darlington at your disposal is a mystery, but then, it's one of many brilliantly odd things about both Daedelus and his ever-evolving music. From indie-tronica, to the deeply warped hip-hop of his "Exquisite Corpse" album, his MF Doom hook-up "Impending Doom" or his 2006 sample-tastic release on Mush, "Denies The Day's Demise", Daedelus has covered a huge amount of ground. Since signing with Ninja however, he's distinctly upped the tempo and applied his scattered, bricolage techniques to making electronic/dance music in his own idiosyncratic way. As a prelude to new album Bespoke, this first single features Canadian electronica producer (and former Plug Research labelmate) Milosh on the vocals and positively charges out of your speakers at a galloping 130bpm tempo. With a thick kick and a juke-like clap keeping time, a wave of samples gets slowly filtered up, much like the start of "Make It So", but even more bug-eyed and delirious. Short loops of urgent strings samples nestle up against tight bass hits, barber shop quartet backing harmonies, even guitar chanks that sound eerily like they've been sampled from Arabesque's "In The Heat Of A Disco Night". Milosh's languid vocals fit like a glove over this sea of soaring noise, as he takes time over each line and allows the melodies to float over the top of it all like a saxophone player playing a deliberately restrained solo. The whole thing reminds hugely of Radiohead's "Idioteque" but constructed with warm organic sounds rather than icy electronic ones. A Floating Points remix of "Tailor Made" is lined up for the future, which will no doubt be pretty special, and on the strength of this first single, Bespoke looks like being an essential purchase too.
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ZENDNLS 281S
07 Feb 11
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
07 Feb 11
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
