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Review: ISM's tenth anniversary celebrations tend towards the epic, with the Yam Who-helmed label serving up a series of bulging retrospective compilations stacked to the rafters with imprint highlights, dancefloor hits and overlooked gems. This second selection boasts 24 more tried-and-tested ISM classics, from the rubbery disco-funk bounce of Birdee's "Chemistry" and the synth-laden electrofunk revivalism of Qwestlife's D-Train style revision of "Streetlife" by Natasha Watts, to the spiraling Balearic disco throb of Pete Herbert's killer remix of Gemini Brothers' "Jeckermich" and the piano-powered nu-disco-soul of Rocco Raimundo's "Higher Lovin", featuring the smooth vocals of Stee Downes. Other highlights include the boogie-soul revivalism of Sweetooth's "Make Believe" and the hypnotic deep house/electrofunk fusion that is Mark E's fine revision of Heion's "Follow Me".
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ISM 103X
24 May 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
24 May 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Gemini Brothers are Bucharest based Ionut and Razvan Chiron who've released on Skint, Night Noise, Nein Records and now Eskimo Recordings. Their unique take on house has seen them become firm favourites of everyone from Andrew Weatherall to Tiga and John Talabot. A highlight of Eskimo Recordings' critically acclaimed compilation 'The Red Collection' Gemini Brothers' hypnotic 'Travel Inside' now gets a full single release, complete with a brand new track "Nights With Lorelai" and a remix from Lossless label bosses SBTH.
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541416 508468D
19 May 17
Minimal/Tech House
19 May 17
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: Yam Who is a man who is on a mission to uncover the coolest cult re-edit guys around and make sure the public hear them. This is usually through his own ISM imprint and it's also usually via the medium of the EP. Here, though he's gone all out to present this huge compilation album, bursting with party goodness, and boasting 24 tracks. Highlights include the '80s Child's rework of power-snare soul anthem "Let Me Be The One", the neon glow of arpeggiated synth boogie gem "Jeckermich" and Ron Basejam's deep and sensuous take on the sultry electro-soul of "Changes".
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ISM 054X
30 Mar 15
Funky/Club House
30 Mar 15
Funky/Club House
Played by: Gazeebo, FINGERMAN, YAM WHO?, Irregular Disco Workers, G&D, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), DJ P-SOL, Marathon Edits, Cyclist
Review: Yam Who's ISM label has high expectations of this bold and brassy EP of soaring nu-disco jams from Romanian rising stars Gemini Brothers. It's not hard to see why. While "Jeckermich" - an unflinchingly positive and rush-inducing fusion of traditional disco elements and nu-disco synths - is good, it's Pete Herbert's two gargantuan remixes that really excite. They're the sort of thing that will have even normally shy dancers grasping for the lasers as if their lives depend on it. There's a touch of leftfield disco/cosmic rock madness in the shape of Electric Brother collaboration "Blues Ventura" - all twiddly synths, jazz drums, wonky electronics and fiddly guitar solos - which comes backed by a fantastic Idjut Boys style dub disco remix from The Pushamann.
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ISM 035X
09 Dec 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
09 Dec 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
