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EBG 001
16 Feb 24
Techno
16 Feb 24
Techno
Various
Review: Tiptop Audio started life as a manufacturer of modular instruments. Here, they launch an offshoot record label with an all-star collection of all-modular recordings. Largely focused on techno, as you'd expect, there are stellar contributions from Christian Burkhardt (the floor-friendly low-end bounce of "Gin Tronic"), Surgeon (the surprisingly melodious, intelligent techno inspired "Techno Blush"), Blawan ("Meg", a typically dense and sludgy affair), Kink and Richard Devine, whose "CR Hex Mutant" sounds like Aphex Twin having an epileptic fit. Best of all, though, is Joao Ceser's "Fifth Dimension", which drags classic Detroit futurism kicking and screaming into the 21st century.
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TTAVA 001
27 Apr 15
Techno
27 Apr 15
Techno
The Organ Grinder / Studio Barnhus / Various
Various - "Kehakuma Space Ibiza Session" (continuous DJ mix by The Organ Grinder) - (1:02:25) 123 BPM
Radioactive Orchestra - "Three Excited Nuclei Of Lutetium-167 At E-Level Rnd" (Axel club edit) - (5:03)
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ESSR 10092
01 Nov 13
Deep House
01 Nov 13
Deep House
Review: Melodymathics label boss Melodymann has pulled off something of a coup here, persuading Bulgarian hero KiNK and Belgian techno stalwart Fabrice Lig to join forces. The fine "Charleroi DC" is available in both "House" and "Techno" mix variants; both make great use of sparkling, Detroit style futurist synth motifs, dreamy pads and fizzing drum machine percussion. The expansive package also includes a trio of remixes from other like-minded producers. Detroit Swindle steps up first with a wonderful late night interpretation that boasts tougher drums, dustier grooves and some fine new musical touches, before Melodymann reinvents the track as a rich, jammed-out deep house roller. Finally, techno survivor Ian O'Brien delivers an impeccable trip into mid '90s tech-house territory that's shot through with classic machine soul.
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MMOS 003
02 Jan 17
Deep House
02 Jan 17
Deep House
Review: KiNK's technical prowess has long been a known trait of the Bulgarian producer's music, and here on Macro he gets to stretch-out his intellectual, avant garde-self more than he has for labels like Burek, Ovum, Boe or liebe*detail. After a long career which, release-wise, dates back to 2005, he's delivered for the most-part straight up house and techno. But here, after all these years, his debut LP sees KiNK twist his synths and contort his grooves to sound, well, very Macro. Take the confused bleeps and brash drums of "Summa Technologiae" and "Kakavida" or the interdimesional electronics and Hare Krishna chinqs of "Povreda" for example. But for some real dancefloor toughness it's tracks like "Sintezator" and "Source OF Uncertainty" that do the trick, while for something a little more disco look out for the album's penultimate track "Tel". Go KiNK!
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MACROM 38
12 May 14
Experimental/Electronic
12 May 14
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Originally released back in 2012 on Croatian imprint Burek, "Leko" by Bulgarian hardware maverick KiNK returns to the label with some fantastic remixes for today's dancefloors. While his sound might be more on the techno tip these days, there's no doubt that his penchant for catchy melodies and amazing chord progressions were something he had a true knack for even back then. He hands in a couple more perspectives here: from the gritty and harder hitting Kink's Bass Shake version, though to the mellow and dreamy Kink version featuring the angelic vocals of Rachel Row. Finally the Berlin-Hamburg alliance known as Session Victim step in for an always welcome appearance: their exploration further into the deep is evocative and life-affirming.
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BRK 017
03 Sep 18
Deep House
03 Sep 18
Deep House
Various
Sterling Void - "Itas Alright" (feat Paris Brightledge - DJ Spen & Reelsoul extended mix) - (7:33) 124 BPM
Review: With the same certainty that the leaves will turn brown and fall from the trees, autumn sees the release of Toolroom's closing party album. It's the label's annual state of the (house) nation address and 2018 is no exception. While this year's edition contains a healthy smattering of feel good house - the most impressive exempts being the vocal grooves of Weiss' "Feel My Needs" and Illyus & Barrientos' "MEA" - there are also more adventurous variants on offer. These include Peggy Gou's tweaked acid take on Shakedown's "At Night", the chord heavy Dusky take on KiNK's "Perth" and the cut-up, abstract "Pale Blue Dot" by rising lo-fi house artist Ross From Friends, which demonstrate that this year, Toolroom is thinking outside the box.
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TOOL 70801Z
28 Sep 18
Deep House
28 Sep 18
Deep House
Various
Kasper Bjorke - "Bohemian Soul" (with Laid Back - Adana Twins 'On A Cloudy Day' remix) - (7:05) 122 BPM
Played by: Natural High
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PUSH 026
26 Nov 12
Deep House
26 Nov 12
Deep House
Various
Played by: Lola Allen
Review: The third volume in this series is a reminder of how broad the tech-house sound can be. At one end, there's Martin Landsky's stripped back and tripped out take on John Tejada's biggest tune, "Sweat On The Walls", while at the other end, there's the glorious soulful, acid-sprayed re-rub of Vincenzo's "The Clearing" by Ian Pooley. Landsky keeps the mood menacing with "2000 Miles", as does MANIK with the prowling bassline of "Pure Liquid". Thankfully, there are enough musical moments, from Phonique, David Durango and Mathias Mayeer- whose "Insomnia" climaxes to wave upon wave of deep chords - to provide the necessary counterbalance.
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PUSH 019J
07 Apr 11
Minimal/Tech House
07 Apr 11
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Alkalino
Review: Bloody Mary's label brings 2017 to a raucous end with this split release. On "Throwing Elbows", it sounds like KiNK is channeling the spirit and sound of Hardfloor as he lays down a furious acid line. The only difference is that his beats are clipped and hollowed out, unlike the frenetic pace that the German duo are fond of. There are no such niceties on Mary's own "Chemical Jam". Distorted kicks, wild 303s and trashing snares prevail as the Berlin-based producer throws down an intense jam. By comparison, techno veteran Thomas P Heckmann's contribution sounds relatively civilised, but its searing acid, Chicago drums and rolling snares are still sure to have the desired effect.
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DAME 036
22 Dec 17
Techno
22 Dec 17
Techno
Review: DGTL Festival mainstay KiNK produced "Neutrino" at the event's Amsterdam festival last year. The Bulgarian hardware maverick delivers high tech soul as always with his signature techno sound that utilises hands in the air chord progressions, powerful and immaculate rhythms and razor sharp synth leads. "Dynamo" has adrenalised tension and sheer dancefloor drama with its furious and reverberated kick supporting some Jeff Mills style chime melodies and sonar bleeps supported by eerie strings. In its five years DGTL has carved its style and sound worldwide as one of Amsterdam's staple dance music institutions. This year the organisation is deepening its operations and their new label arm is a fine example thus far.
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DGTL 001D
07 Apr 17
Techno
07 Apr 17
Techno
Kink feat Aki Bergen
Review: Here's a quick tip, free of charge: be careful when googling The Kink Collection. Aside from being a three-track collection of previously unreleased jams from deep house producer Kink, it's also the name of a range of rather racy G-strings. Musically, there's one or two racy moments on this Kink Collection - most notably the fluid lead cut "Psychefunk" - but also some pounding, acid-laden deep house funk. This comes in the form of Kink's excellent remix of Aki Bergen's "Shine", which is every bit as fuzzy, distorted and addictive as you'd expect. The smoother "Mood" is worth a listen too, if only for the cut-up stabs of woozy riffs.
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OBMKR 5
21 Aug 12
Deep House
21 Aug 12
Deep House
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KRD 131
03 Jul 15
Deep House
03 Jul 15
Deep House
Review: Kolour Recordings are understandably proud of their association with Bulgarian produced KiNK, and here ram home the point with an EP of vintage tracks from the label's back catalogue. There's predictably much to enjoy, from the shuffling voodoo drums, razor-sharp strings and simple electric piano melodies of "Tropic", to the slap bass-sampling deep house funk of hustlin' fave "At Night". There's some extra-dreamy deepness in the shape of the luscious "Fish Feeling" and, arguably best of all, the paranoid jazzwise pulse and loose, rave-era breakbeats of "Trevoga". Despite being four years old, it still sounds impeccably fresh.
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KRD 078
06 Dec 13
Deep House
06 Dec 13
Deep House
Various
Review: Over the last two years, Kolour has proved to be one of the most consistent house labels around. Offering a blend of warm deepness and disco-flecked fun, they've quickly become one of the most-checked imprints around. This third label compilation offers further proof of their savvy A&R policy. There's much to admire, from the eyes-wide-shut goodness of Ryan Kick and intricate, string-laden muddiness of KINK, to the Candido-biting disco-house fun of Giano & EZO's "Thousand Souls" and Pol_On's uplifting piano jam "Used To Say". If touchy-feely deep house is your thing, look no further.
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KRDCD 3
11 Sep 12
Deep House
11 Sep 12
Deep House
Played by: Marco Febbraro, Alphabet City, Randy Brusseto, Roberto Rodriguez (Manolo), Giant Cuts, DJ Hell
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KRDR 001
19 Jul 11
Deep House
19 Jul 11
Deep House
