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Francisco Allendes
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Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: A must have for DJs looking to get the sound of Toolroom into their mixes, House Party Vol. 6 is full of the freshest new music from some of the hottest acts right now, Boasting a huge a total of 70 tracks plus three album guest mixes by label staples Sllash & Doppe, Jaded, Paige and Nihil Young. Highlights come from: KC Lights & Leo Stannard who serve up some super soulful vocal deep house on "Cold Light", Danny Howard teams up with Eli & Fur on the glassy eyed and bittersweet euphoria of "Next To Me", the return of legend Hatiras (with Vincent Caira) on the low slung and jazzy joint "It's All Right", as well as Chicago stalwart Anthony Attalla nailing that rolling main room tech house vibe on "Don't Stop" and some slinky and hypnotic progressive house from Rauschaus and Peer Kusiv on "Mesopotamia".
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TOOL 104001Z
28 May 21
Minimal/Tech House
28 May 21
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Inner City - "Need Your Love" (feat Steffanie Christi'an - Ramon Tapia extended remix) - (6:31) 128 BPM
Review: Given that the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) is happening on their doorstep, it's little surprise to see Armada Music's house offshoot Armada Subjekt releasing a celebratory compilation. Featuring no less than 30 cuts the label expects to do the business during the weeklong event, it's full to bursting with high quality club cuts. Highlights include Gerd Janson's chunky, acid-flecked revision of Joe Smooth classic "Promised Land", a muscular, mind-altering dark room take on Harry Romero's "Tania" by Honey Dijon, a sublime chunk of classic-sounding peak-time house from Low Steppa and Amy Douglas ("Burn Me Up"), a ludicrously sub-heavy slab of dark garage from Javi Nora and Piem, and some slick big room tech-house business by DJ Vivona.
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ARDI 4168
18 Oct 19
Funky/Club House
18 Oct 19
Funky/Club House
Various
Review: Alongside the likes of yourself, you can bet that Mark Knight & Co. will be also be a known presence at Amsterdam Dance Event in 2018 and indeed they'll be well prepared with the appropriate tools - as this killer compilation proves. Highlights on this annual edition come from Maceo Plex - whose remix of "Nervous Tics" (feat Holly Walker) by hot British duo Maribou State takes you to the dark side, label chief Knight's massive rework of Sterling Void's eternal anthem "It's Alright" (feat Paris Brightledge) will surely get the hands in the air, as will Adesse Versions' edit of legend Kerri Chandler's "The Boom Can" and many others over the collection's five dozen tracks. To take you through every part of your trip, the album comes complete with three perfectly crafted and perfectly primed mixes.
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TOOL 72201Z
12 Oct 18
Minimal/Tech House
12 Oct 18
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Francisco Allendes has a long association with Desolat that stretches back five years. For his latest release on Loco Dice's label, he teams up with fellow Chilean Pablo Inzunza. Fans of Desolat's sound will find much to love here: the release opens with the dusty drums, shuffling rhythm and reverberated claps of "Caligula" - which gradually segue into a vivid acid line. It's followed by "Super 8", which puts a focus on tracky, percussive elements, while on "Ripples", the pair opt for a filtered, rolling groove that resounds to doubled up claps, a niggling 303 line and spliced up vocals. This theme continues on the closing track, the raucous, disco-tinged "Dogo".
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DESOLAT 059
03 Nov 17
Minimal/Tech House
03 Nov 17
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Next up on Loco Dice and Martin Buttrich's esteemed Desolat imprint is Ibiza based DJ/producer Francisco Allendes with the Efisena EP: four fine cuts of heavy, booming, amped up tech house. The rolling and stripped back title track is functional enough for serious DJ use while the high-octane, peak time techno of "Zularic Beats" could equally appeal to Berlin's dark warehouses. On "Cavatuna" the Spaniard goes for a deeper and quirked out minimal house groove for the after-hours but then closes out the great EP with the slow burning, cruise control of "Tacedillo" with its swelling bass tones and hypnotic rhythms geared for proper dancefloor madness.
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DESOLAT 052
09 Dec 16
Minimal/Tech House
09 Dec 16
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: Yassine Ben Achour and Martin Buttrich founded Desolat on the success of their now legendary Loco Dice project eight years ago in Brooklyn; just like it says on the tin. Based in Achour's home turf of Dusseldorf ever since, the label has gone on to launch the careers of tech house heroes such as Danny Ocean, Patrick Specke and Guti to name but a few. Their next volume of Desolat X will follow in suit, not only celebrating another successful year in the business but championing the new breed and the exception of a couple of legends, actually. Firstly, west coast tech house royalty Halo Varga teams up with the next generation of California's scene in the form of Harvard Bass on the rolling stomper "Swing City", as well as Germany's The Timewriter who offers up the deep and slinky vocal led groove of "Tenderness". Other highlights include Milan's Proudly People who get a bit of help from Alex Ground on the DJ Rush sounding "Lie To Kick It", Circus Liverpool resident Lewis Boardman with the druggy main room headrush that is "Goblin" and American Caleb Calloway's fine effort "Avion" offering up a bit of smooth tribal house.
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DESOLAT 050
14 Nov 16
Minimal/Tech House
14 Nov 16
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Carl Cox
Review: Loco Dice and Martin Buttrich's Desolat is back with another breakthrough artist release which you can count on to deliver some surefire tech house. This time it's in the form of Chilean Francisco Allendes. Starting out with the jacking hysteria of "Agility Queen" (featuring DJ DMC), it then launches into "Groundhog Day", a peak time roller which retains the jacking vibes of the last track but with a razor sharp and bumping bassline. There's also the bleepy and hypnotic slow burner named "Flea Allergy" which flirts with a fascination with Sahko or Sleeparchive perhaps. Finally "Aroa Leon" takes things down a more minimal street, just focusing mainly on a tough 808 rhythm and, you guessed it: jackin' vocals!
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426014 8771088
30 Nov 15
Minimal/Tech House
30 Nov 15
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Allendes' latest release for Loco Dice's label sees him exploring an individualistic take on tribal house. "The Magician" will grab the listener's attention with its swirling synths, while "Proyecto Gaia", with its dramatic chord sweeps, shows that Allendes isn't just about toolish tracks. That said, there is no shortage of dance floor primed material here; "Ascension 101" sees Allendes drop a disco-led groove, while "El Regreso De Los Abuelos" sees Allendes deliver his masterpiece, an off beat, rumbling groove littered with deranged vocal samples and enough abstract weirdness to ensure that he isn't lumped in with the growing legion of tribal exponents.
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DESOLAT X019
18 Mar 13
Minimal/Tech House
18 Mar 13
Minimal/Tech House
Loco Dice / Various
Played by: Alkalino, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, HORATIO, Carl Cox, Rodriguez Jr, Stacey Pullen, Spektral, Davide Squillace, Hermanez, Paolo Madzone Zampetti, Resident Advisor, Roger Sanchez, Loco Dice
Review: It's hard to believe that Loco Dice's label has been around for so long - or more surprisingly that it covers so much ground. While much of the label's focus remains on toolish, tribal house, 5 Years also covers deep, chiming house, audible on Yaya's "Our Connection" and the driving, vocal-filled groove of Dice's own "Lolopopinho". Of the tribal-styled tracks, the ones that stand out most are the ponderous vocals of Basti Grub's "Drunk & High" and the intoxicating chants of Francisco Allendes' "Platonic Solid". Yet neither can compare to the acid-filled, rolling snares of Horatio's "How Much 909 Can You Take", which sounds like LFO vs FUSE's "Loop" on acid.
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DESOLAT MIX001
08 Feb 13
Minimal/Tech House
08 Feb 13
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Loco Dice
Review: Loco Dice's label scores with this tripped out house release. "Chicken From Cosmo" sets the tone for much of the release with its rickety drums and daft vocals riding breezy filters. "Ralf The Dog" is even more out there; starting with the sound of a canine barking, it features a meaty bassline, dark bleeps and a mysterious vocal intoning the phrase 'just a beat'. Apart from these oddities, Allendes & Poletto are also adept at creating more standard club tracks. "Gatto Pushon" is all tribal drums and dense rhythms, while "Lady Sufleta" is a jacking, percussive techno groove powered by a squelchy low end.
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DESOLAT 024
23 Jul 12
Minimal/Tech House
23 Jul 12
Minimal/Tech House
