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Review: Seppuku is a new label to 2014 with its first releases so far coming from two artists in Archane and Australia's Deepchild. This fifth release sees the label put out their first various artists EP; joining the label's regular two is Ashworth & Aggborough who contributed a remix to Archane's mini-LP Rooms Without Walls. Here the duo deliver the track "Fern" which sounds like the night time movements of an indoor glass house that's been frozen, while Archane's "American Idols" is similarly cold, only with more percussive knocks and lost vocals added. Deepchild doesn't heat things up either, instead injecting more cold bursts of breathy, ambient textures in to the EP with his contribution. Cold and lonely, but enjoyable listening.
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SPK 005
29 Sep 14
Ambient/Drone
29 Sep 14
Ambient/Drone
Review: Affin does a fine job representing tough techno on Chosen. Samuel Session's take on Roberto's "The Land Of The Midnight Sun" is an anthem in waiting, its murderous bass supporting an insistent ringing bell and visceral percussion. The same could be said of Chemie's "Entropy", where waves of chords build over a stomping backing. This split release isn't solely concerned with the peak time however, and Joachim Spieth's take on Deepchild's "Glitches Ain't Shit" sees stripped back rhythms and hissing percussion splutter their way along to the sound of melodic climaxes. Truncate is also in a more pensive than usual mood and the shards of dissected drums that populate "1" show that he too has an experimental side.
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AFFIN 002LTD
30 Jul 12
Minimal/Tech House
30 Jul 12
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: This compilation spans a range of sounds, but is testament to the fact that despite its diversity, Affin has always been a byword for quality underground dance music. From the stepping, understated "Minus One" by Truncate to the woodwind-led house of "Stalking You" by James Hunter and the gorgeous, jazzy, filtered groove of Jamal Moulay's "Le Push", 100 does a lot to showcase the label's penchant for deep dance music. Joachim Spieth's "Sensual" boasts hypnotic Basic Channel-style chords, but the beats are tougher and denser. Reggy Van Oers's "Centipede" veers further down this chord-driven, dubby techno path and Affin also celebrates the harder end of techno with the utilitarian, Berghain-influenced linear sound of Chemie & Ian Kran's "Nucleated Thought".
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100
21 Nov 11
Minimal/Tech House
21 Nov 11
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Deepchild tracks "Fire" and "Backroom" had such an effect on fellow Trapez artists that the label issued a remix package of the two songs from the imprint's supporting cast. Autodeep turn "Fire" into an ice cool piece of deep house whilst Leeks, Salz, Dopamine and Kink bring their own interpretations of "Backroom".
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TRAPEZ 1075
21 Apr 10
Minimal/Tech House
21 Apr 10
Minimal/Tech House
