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Max D
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Review: Remixes for days in the haus with Pre-Rolled Joints Vol 2: Remix Collection, Pt. 2 by Unknown To The Unknown. Kicking of with a sultry Kelis vibe in Ludwig A.F's remix of "Sweat It Out", other highlights include Hashman Deejay doing the business on a Ruf Dug number, Andras turning over some proto-techno on Bell Towers, with Shed going all time on UTTU boss man's "Bit Too Deep". Willie Burns drops a spooky remake of Max's D's legendary "High Life", next to some reliable Legowelt wares, a Roza Terenzi rework of Assembler Code and final dose of Fantastic Man who goes deep with a luscious mix of DJ Shark's "Closer".
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UTTU 147
19 Jan 24
Funky/Club House
19 Jan 24
Funky/Club House
Various
Review: Originally released in 2015 on wax but now finally available on digital, Future Times expanded the sound and vision of the label with part three in their compilation series. It's an all star cast on here, with the compilation opening with the dynamic killer "Junk Funk" by DC newcomer OV then Israel's finest Juju & Jordash with "Soggy Bottom" next where they get their hypnotic piano throb on. Label boss Max D's "Octopus" follows with an improvised, kinetic bang. Elsewhere label stalwarts Beautiful Swimmers serve up "Primo", a thick chunk of industrial pop for the freaks and of course BRSTL boss Shanti Celeste and her monster cut "Strung Up", a savage tune for the deejays that mixes a bit of her home town with classic electro.
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FT 030
02 Jun 17
Deep House
02 Jun 17
Deep House
Review: It's not exactly clear what Berceuse Heroique mean by calling this release The B Sides but either way the music coming out of the grooves is as wayward as ever. Max D is on fine once more with the snaking surreality of "Chewy", reveling in skittering slithers of drum machine percussion and a dense bath of vocal murmurings. Beneath, on the otherhand, slips comfortably into his preferred style of tightly coiled, UK funky infected murk that delightfully toys with industrial sound design. To cap off an adventurous release Healing Force Project drops a virulent brand of experimental acid that keeps things weighed down by oppressive processing with percussion flying out in non-linear configurations.
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BH0. 6
06 Mar 15
Techno
06 Mar 15
Techno
