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Posthuman
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Deadbeat Records, East London's haven for delinquent house, techno, and breaks, unleashes its third major release with Posthuman at the helm, marking a bold stride into the underground scene. DBR003 doesn't tiptoe around; it offers four peak cuts of early-hours madness, where sanity fades, vision blurs, and hearts race. From Extender's jacked, high-energy rave stabs to Head Wrench's relentless acid assault, each track grips you tighter as the night deepens. Wobble Tool's drippy hooks and Builder's ferocious energy round out this EP, cementing Deadbeat's reputation for delivering dancefloor-melting monsters with a thirst for destruction.
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DBR 003
08 May 24
Minimal/Tech House
08 May 24
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: British duo Posthuman return on their imprint Balkan Vinyl to follow up last year's Pleasure Machine EP on 10PILLSMATE. 303 infused hip-house is the order of the day on "Hack Jammer", later receiving a strobed-out and absolutely mental rework by New York City's Wtchcrft. The body rockin' beats of "Airstrip One" receive a more than welcome bass-heavy electro re-style on DJ Karawai's version, and one more from Ldlldn who infuses more classic rave rave motifs into another remix of "Hack Jammer".
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BV 47
29 Apr 22
Electro
29 Apr 22
Electro
Review: Bonafide legends of the UK acid and rave scene Posthuman release what could arguably be taken in as their piece de resistance. The storied duo present Requiem For A Rave, an 11-track album that keeps hope alive for a new generation to dance again in a field somewhere or find themselves between the pylons of a heaving illegal warehouse party. Not hung up on retrocactivisms, Posthuman spread the LP out over a housier tempo to let expressions of jungle, drum and bass to electro, EBM and hardcore shine through. Delivering some of their freshest, most inspired sounds to date, find your raver climbers in numbers like "RMX" next to some classic trance refrains in "Proof & Fade". There's some raw acid tracks to be found in "Rushing High" replete with futuristic A.I vocals, next to some devilish Detroit electro action in "To The Place". They live!
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BV 50
29 Oct 21
Breakbeat
29 Oct 21
Breakbeat
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat
Review: Much trusted cousins of the UK acid house scene, Posthuman make their way back to Balkan following an epic Neville Watson sample back, and the duo's own collaboration with Lauren Flax, Endless Summer. As the ideas of warm beaches - in the northern hemisphere at least, begins to dwindle - Posthuman deliver the epic 303, sequenced rave climber "RMX (Lush VIP)" alongside and drummed-up version in "RMX (VIP)". And for that straight up jungle and electro-inspired rave tip - look no further than "MCRD (VIP)". Bleep, rave, IDM, jungle and acid to full effect.
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BV 51
13 Oct 21
Breakbeat
13 Oct 21
Breakbeat
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Industrial east London electro duo Posthuman make their debut on Cyberdome, a new label to explode this year with records by Slacker, Kai Van Dongen and D3070. Pushing at the harder edge realms of acid techno, electro rhythms and subtle rave is "Terror Police", with gnarly basslines and snapping snares dominating the hardcore synths of "Titan Descent". With raw drums coming through at large in "Pleasure Machine", DMX Krew takes on "Terror Police" once more with a deeper mix that sounds as if it's surfaced from the cold lands of Den Hague's legendary rave scene.
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CYBERDOME 002
10 Sep 21
Electro
10 Sep 21
Electro
Review: Ever wanted to know what a Luke Vibert bassline can really sound like? Look no further than the first few bars of "Batter Bits". It's one half of the tracks Vibert has given this EP split with London-based duo Posthuman of Balkan Vinyl. This second Unitary Covert Sonic Procedures release sees Vibert send in a futuristic slice of hip-house primed by that Kill Bill siren too, next to Posthuman's old school and rave worthy "2 Jack 4 U". Get that extra hardcore touch and Laurie Anderson feel through the gnarly and infected acid of "Hidden Blade. Seriously covert. Undeniably sonic.
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BV 36
15 Feb 21
Breakbeat
15 Feb 21
Breakbeat
Review: Acid house evangelists Posthuman rarely put a foot wrong, so it's no surprise to find that their latest EP is full to bursting with high quality. Interestingly, there's no sign of their trademark TB-303 acid lines on lead cut 'You're Mine'; instead, they've opted to pepper a sturdy drum pattern with retro-futurist organ stabs, glassy-eyed vocal samples and, as the track progresses, gargantuan sub-bass and sweaty breakbeats. The accompanying remix is package is strong too, with Luke Vibert predictably stealing the show with a tooled-up, rave-igniting take smothered in a variety of familiar old school vocal samples. We'd also suggest checking dense and chunky bonus cut '(Find Me) On The Edge of Town', a sweaty slab of future acid jack with oodles of energy.
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YUM 062
20 Nov 20
Deep House
20 Nov 20
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: When it comes to robust, far-sighted and futuristic machine music, Posthuman can usually be relied upon to deliver the goods. Here they make a now rare outing away from their I Love Acid label, offering up a must-check four-track on Lobster Theremin's nostalgia-tinted There Is Love In You offshoot. The long-serving UK duo hits the ground running with sweaty opener "Chevrolet", a weighty, bass-heavy, warehouse-ready affair featuring the distinctive vocals of Josh Caffe, before switching to mind-altering acid techno heaviness on "The Depth". Elsewhere, "Jupiter Traxx" sees them eagerly join the dots between electro, breaks and hip-house, while "My House Rules" is vintage deep house taken to the outer realms of the galaxy.
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THEREISLOVE 004
24 Jul 20
Techno
24 Jul 20
Techno
Review: It's been quite a year for Posthuman: apart from releasing a series of EPs on labels like Shipwrec and Balkan Vinyl, they also put out an excellent long player, Mutant City Acid. Rounding off their year is The Snake Bites Twice, their debut on Scottish imprint Craigie Knowes. While "Cobra Structure" and "Polywater Acid" deliver more of the same low-slung acid that they are synonymous with, the EP also throws up some surprises. The primal jacking "Down 2 Jakk" features psychedelic rave riffs, while on the aptly named "Steal the Show", they take inspiration from bleep techno and hardcore - check those piano stabs - to deliver a wonderfully moody, evocative cut.
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CKNOWEP 13
21 Dec 18
Techno
21 Dec 18
Techno
Review: I Love Acid overlords Posthuman divert from their usual jacking course to lay down a pair of surprisingly sleazy and far-sighted jams for Holland's consistent Shipwrec imprint. Naturally, their ever-present TB-303 lines make their presence felt on gnarly "Netflix and Kill", but this time they're stretching out above a bouncy, tribal-tinged backing track rich in wide-eyed rave stabs and hip-house style sampled whoops. If you're in the mood for something a little looser and more laidback, we'd recommend the spacey synths, undulating acid bass and picturesque deep house flourishes of title track "The Damocles Syndicate", which thrillingly just gets heavier as it progresses.
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SHIP 056
14 May 18
Techno
14 May 18
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Posthuman aka Rich Bevan and Josh Doherty debut on Dixon Avenue Basement Jams with a vocal-led release. The UK pair have recruited Josh Caffe to work with them, and his soulful tones work well with these hardware jams. On "Preach", his exhortations unravel over raw drums, a predatory bass and lurid acid lines, while "Temptation" is even darker. The 303 sound is more intense, the hi hats crash in mercilessly and Caffe's vocals morph into moans and howls. It all adds up to a hugely enjoyable but dark ride into Chicago jak. The only arrangement devoid of Caffe's contribution is "Exit Drums", but its fat bass and grimy snares more than compensate.
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DABJ-1226
13 Oct 17
Techno
13 Oct 17
Techno
Various
Review: Tronik Youth's London based tech house and nu-disco force Nein is back with a weighty 17-trackcompilation celebrating his current label roster and a love for more retro-inspired sounds. From the grinding electro-punk of Justine's "Infernale Cavale", to Freudenthal's dark synthpop epic "Bilderblast", there's plenty of stylistic range here. Highlights come thick and fast on Yes Means Nein, with the gutsy EBM groove of Tunnel Signs "Hellfire" and a remix of Emperor Machine's "Sisco Seeker" from label mainstay Rodion and Fabrizio Mammarella particularly standing out!
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NEINYMY 1
27 Jun 16
Minimal/Tech House
27 Jun 16
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: Focusing resolutely on underground sounds, don't expect this compilation to deliver flavour of the month tunnel techno or tasteful drones. Instead, Substance have recruited Neil Landstrumm and Stick 430 to drop mental rave basslines over yelping analogue techno and drill'n'bass, and have persuaded Automatic Tasty to forgo his usual Drexciya-focused electro-bass for the warbling acid and Minnie Mouse on helium hardcore vocals of "Free All Parties Now!" If there is a common theme here, it is a love of rave and raving, and both Subhead and Smees bring this aesthetic to their wonky techno contributions. Ten Tracks is the ideal release for the outdoor party person.
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SUBCOM 001
29 Aug 11
Techno
29 Aug 11
Techno
