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Jordan Nocturne
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Review: Cormac, the Queer Northern-Ireland born label honcho, returns after a bustling year with a second Polari compilation, "No Tears In The Backroom Vol. 2". Packed with synth-heavy swings, acid basslines, steamy vocals, and an abundance of fun, NTITB Vol. 2 it serves as a perfect introduction to the new year. Cormac, the curator, describes the compilation as a unique family, featuring contributions from label hitmakers like Jordan Nocturne, ROTCIV, and Louis de Tomaso, alongside fresh talents like DJ City, Nimmo, Shay Shaz, Hifi Sean, Joshua James, and Xols. With a 10-track journey that blends anthemic sounds, tapping into nostalgia while staying rooted in contemporary references, No Tears In The Backroom Vol 2 encourages listeners to embark on a dance-heavy pursuit that doesn't hold back. Notably, the label's profits from this compilation go to charity, supporting Doctors Without Borders, a politically neutral NGO focused on treating people in regions where they are most needed, particularly active in Gaza and around the world.
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POL 020
31 Jan 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
31 Jan 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
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NOCTURNE 005
04 Jun 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
04 Jun 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: This third volume of the Twin Turbo compilation is a timely reminder of Turbo's consistency when it comes to delivering varied dance music. The TRACE7000 remix of Jakwob's "Feel So Good" is a pulsating, acidic track, while Kill Frenzy ups the intensity levels with the swampy electronics and ghetto jack of "Follow Me". In contrast, ANNA's "Artha" is a sleek affair, its linear rhythm supporting tranced out rhythms, while on "Build Up Your House", Hoshina Anniversary delivers a modern take on Chicago jack, with repetitive vocals underpinned by a grainy rhythm. Label owner Tiga also makes an appearance, with Dense & Pika delivering a techy take on his version of Public Enemy's "Louder Than A Bomb".
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TTDX 03
13 Nov 20
Techno
13 Nov 20
Techno
Played by: Borgie
Review: Jordan hails from Belfast, but listening to the title track of this release on Tiga's sub-label, it sounds like he came from Germany via Miami. There's a bubbly electro synths of the sunshine state's capital merged with a metallic rhythm that's so precise and steely it would make Pershing look inaccurate. "Pleasure Centre" is another unusual amalgamation; this time it sees Jordan fuse the glitchy experimentation of IDM with filtered, tracky tech-house. There's one final surprise on this release; Leeds producer Sia is tasked with remixing "Coup De Grace" and turns into a granite-heavy tough techno workout, with the warm synths still appearing at intervals.
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TT 042
26 Aug 16
Techno
26 Aug 16
Techno
