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Played by: Vincent Inc, DJ M4SH, FINGERMAN, Mark Broom, Juno Recommends Deep House, Juno Recommends Techno, Dj Steaw, Andy Vann/Grass Green, Tooli (Local Talk / Omena / 18437)
Review: Those who were clubbing back in the late '90s may well remember Losoul's 'Open Door', an ever-building, 11-minute disco-sampling loop jam that was championed by both house and techno DJs. The track was hugely popular and ended up getting licensed and reissued, with fresh remixes, in the Netherlands and USA. This expanded reissue from Running Back boasts both tracks from the original 12" ('Open Door' and the epic minimal house workout '00000000'), previously unreleased jam 'D1' (a more sparse and laidback affair) and two of the best remixes of the title track from 'back in the day': Theo Parrish's mesmerising, deep and locked-in revision (still one of his most potent reworks) and a jazzy, warning and sub-heavy take from Dutch producer Gerd.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Played by: Alkalino
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Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: The legendary Peter Kremier returns with another distinct take on deep house. The Frankfurt native constantly reinvents his sound and can never be pinned down to one particular style - but he's always impressive. Although closely affiliated with local institution Playhouse, his long awaited fourth album (his first in nearly a decade) comes courtesy of British label Hypercolour. Island Time features a bunch of understated house grooves for discerning dancefloors and the afterhours alike. From the glitching minimal funk of "Boppin Lower", the lo-fi jazz of "Gold Tooth", the sunny and hypnotic deepness of "There We Were" that's reminiscent of sounds on his tremendous Another Picture imprint. There's also the moody late night mysteriousness of "Square Down Smoother" that's classic Kremier all the way. All killer no filler from one of the modern masters - you all need this!
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Review: London's Hypercolour crew have now become synonymous with quality house and techno, and although they are originally rooted in the UK strain of the genres, recent years have brought along a whole new heap of styles and talent on their catalogue. First up, we should give credit to Axel Boman and the ridiculously hummable tech-house groove that is "Depression 01", followed supremely by a hard-hitting house banger in the name of "Lynn" by the unstoppable Dense & Pika. Other choice cuts on here include Kevin McPhee's nasty "CC-XXX-YY-NNNNN", Jimmy Edgar's sexier-than-ever "Hush", Lucretio's smooth "Vampire Killer", and...of screw it, it's all pretty damn killer. HOT.
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Played by: Posthuman
Review: Oh my, it's number six in the Patterns series for London's Hypercolour! The previous compilations have all been absolute gold, blending house and bass-heavy clusterbombs like there's no tomorrow, so we're pretty psyched about this latest affair. There's plenty of exciting from all over the sphere on this one, namely some new appearances from Analogue Cop Lucretio and his lovely and soulful "Do It Forever" track; an absolutely cracking house-electro hybrid by Marco Bernardi in the form of "Japanese Firecracker", and a whole load of other bangers by the likes of West Norwood Cassette Library, Canada's Kevin McPhee, Luke Vibert and even Smallville's Christopher Rau! Essential comp vibes!
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C-Rock presents Dubstar - "Take My Hand (Promised Land)" (Mit Dem Acid Spielt Man Nicht remix) - (7:28) 126 BPM
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