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Review: Originally released way back in 2006, Mute's 'Direct Cuts II' EP was one of the formative releases on Gerd Janson's now legendary Running Back imprint. The German DJ/producer and occasional music journalist is still in love with the deliciously deep EP, so has decided to stick out a 'Redux' edition containing his own dancefloor-focused re-edits. Janson first turns his attention to 'Basics', re-framing it as a loopy, locked-in deep house roller - all bubbly bass, rising synth strings and chunky drums - before smothering the deeper 'Driver's Licence' in copious amounts of delay and reverb (think Isolee doing loved-up deep house, and you're close). Janson's 'Vibes' version is locked-in, bass-heavy and not unlike the Ijdut Boys old deep house workouts, while his 'Lost' re-edit is a sample-rich, disco-sampling delight.
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RB 0041D
30 Aug 24
Deep House
30 Aug 24
Deep House
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RB 004.1DS2
09 Aug 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
09 Aug 24
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Originally released way back in 2003 as Running Back's second 12", Mute's classic deep house-inspired 'Direct Cuts' EP holds a special place in the heart of label founder Gerd Janson. It's for this reason that he headed into the studio last year to 're-edit and re-imagine' all four tracks. Janson first handles 'Ocha', re-inventing is as a dubby, hypnotic chunk of piano-sporting deep house tactility - it's genuinely gorgeous and insanely loved-up - before sprinkling his magic over the ultra-deep, drowsy and languid 'Never'. He emphasises the boogie-influenced elements of Mute's original mix on his version of 'Direct Cuts', while the 'Bensono' version cannily blurs the boundaries between cultured disco-house and early '90s Burrell Brothers productions.
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RB 002.1
23 Feb 24
Deep House
23 Feb 24
Deep House
Various
Review: New Zealand sub selectionists Iron Shirt come correct with another floor-melting compendium of forward-thinking dubstep creations. Delivered three years after their debut collection, this set unites the label's most familiar faces with brand new family members as we poke, prod and provoke the darkest corners of bass music's underbelly. From the swampy lollops and soaring vocals of Arkwright's "Avalon" to Tallan's synth-struck, star-gazing "See Them" to the abstract drum structure and mesmerising sound design of Mute's "Predator", each track is testament to Iron Shirt's curatorial strengths and future-focused vision.
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IRON 026
02 Jul 15
Deep Dubstep
02 Jul 15
Deep Dubstep
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UM 007
06 Feb 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
06 Feb 12
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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INM1DIGI 066
29 Nov 11
Psy/Goa Trance
29 Nov 11
Psy/Goa Trance
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HDSTKDIGEP 024
18 May 10
Minimal/Tech House
18 May 10
Minimal/Tech House
