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Review: Inside Out is a brand new series from Aus Music label head Will Saul. It invites DJs and producers to blur the boundaries between traditional artist albums and mix compilations. The concept encourages them to showcase their own music, or the music of those in their own individual circles. Depending on who is curating, it will take different forms. The idea stems from Saul's own approach in the club, which often finds him seeking out brand new and unheard music to play for the first time. There's a strong Detroit techno aesthetic throughout his inaugural release for the series: from the emotive hi-tech soul of his own collaboration with Komon entitled "Positive", Amsterdam legend Gerd had no problem channeling similarly timeless retro vibes either, as heard on the funky techno-soul of "Echoes". They save the best for last on the flip, with the legendary Floorplan's riveting rendition of Primitive Trust's "Little Love" - perfect to get that 3AM style strobe-lit tunnel vision in effect.
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AUS 124D
23 Mar 18
Deep House
23 Mar 18
Deep House
Review: It's been a few years since long-time Bristol mates Komonazmuk and Appleblim collided on wax (three years to be a little more precise) Making up for lost time the pair lay down three more stark fusions that shimmer with both of artists qualities in equal measure. "Know Yourself" catches and infects with Blim's loopy technoid insistency but kicks with Komon's brutal swagger, "Enigmatic Light" is all about the creep as a foggy weave and echoing percussion gradually build us into light-kicked hypnotic breakbeat. Finally "Stepping Out Of Yesterday" peers into a bleak future with groaning chords, unhurried beats and a meandering acid line that brings everything together.
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BEATB 003
15 Dec 17
Techno
15 Dec 17
Techno
Review: Serial collaborator Komonazmuk first joined forces with old pal Will Saul earlier this year, delivering a fine E.P for Kompakt. Here the pair is reunited on Saul's Aus imprint for more journeys into bass-heavy, late night house and techno fusions. They begin with the ghostly textures, minimalist melodies, prominent bass, UK funky string stabs and rock solid tech-house beats of "Bloom", before underpinning warehouse-friendly motifs with dense, ghetto-tech inspired drums on the surging "Even's Seven". That track is accompanied by a tasty remix from Kiwi veteran Recloose, which brilliantly joins the dots between far-sighted Detroit futurism, tech-jazz and West London broken beat.
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AUS 105D
25 Nov 16
Deep House
25 Nov 16
Deep House
Review: Bristol-based Kieran "Komon" Lomax and Laurie "Appleblim" Osborne deliver an impressive follow-up to the recent Jupiter EP, their first collaborative release. Like its predecessor, Motion Blur features a range of angular, off-kilter tracks that fuse their techno and deep house sensibilities with a range of bass music influences. The title track sounds like classic US garage given the loose two-step treatment, while the more atmospheric but no less rubbery "Key Vision" douses smooth textures in acid-flecked electronics and bubbling, horror-influenced chords. The EP is completed by two solo tracks. Lomax's "Astir" is woozy, melancholic and built around decidedly live-sounding drums. Osborne takes a different but no less intoxicating path on "Echo's Retreat", which is a heady chunk of otherworldly techno in his distinctive style.
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AUS 1466
01 Sep 14
Deep House
01 Sep 14
Deep House
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PIPS 026
03 Dec 13
Bass
03 Dec 13
Bass
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AUS 1349
23 Jul 13
Deep House
23 Jul 13
Deep House
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HYPELTDDIG 011
22 Apr 13
Deep House
22 Apr 13
Deep House
