Replicants

Replicants - "Lost In Space" (extended mix) - (9:51) 130 BPM

Replicants - "Monotone" (original mix) - (8:52) 130 BPM

Pablo Splice - "Maurits Methodz" (original mix) - (8:08) 130 BPM

WOOD 112
31 Dec 21
Techno

Supersonic

Supersonic (dub) - (8:26) 130 BPM

Voice Of Q (Long version) - (8:40) 133 BPM

This Much I Know (original mix) - (6:57) 130 BPM

WOOD 111
24 Dec 21
Electro

Ex - (5:27) 130 BPM

WOOD 103
29 Oct 21
Electro

Various

Majestik Func

Pablo Splice - "Psionic" (original mix) - (8:08) 130 BPM

DJ Shine & Teknostep - "First Snow" (Jonah Sharp remix) - (6:42) 130 BPM

INFO - "Warm Space" (original mix) - (4:23) 130 BPM

AFT Lounge Tech - "CRAZY Legs" (original mix) - (5:44) 130 BPM

Dez Williams - "I Spit On Your Rave" (original mix) - (5:37) 132 BPM

Played by: Juno Recommends Electro

WOOD 099
01 Oct 21
Breakbeat

Hawt Shot

Monotone (original mix) - (8:52) 130 BPM

Fire (original mix) - (5:45) 130 BPM

Lost In Space (extended mix) - (9:51) 130 BPM

Played by: Juno Recommends Electro

WOOD 093
20 Aug 21
Electro

Organic Synthetic Electronic

Checkpoint Charlie (original mix) - (7:38) 133 BPM

WOOD 085
12 Jun 21
Breakbeat

The Builders Of Paradise

Spring Ireland

Builders Of Paradise - (5:57) 130 BPM

Nukeboogie - (5:11) 130 BPM

Bitches Don't Know About My Bomb - (5:33) 130 BPM

Builders Of Paradise (version) - (5:56) 130 BPM

Played by: Juno Recommends Electro

SLI 10620
10 Jun 20
Electro

Atomic JamEXCLUSIVE

Spring Ireland

2DogsFunkin - (5:27) 130 BPM

Review: Replicants is an alias for the long-established producer Tim Hannigan, and Jam follows the excellent I Like The Way You Crunch release from earlier this year. On "Atomic Jam (Whip It edit)" Hannigan channels the spirits of Kraftwerk and Hashim to create a track that is both starkly futuristic but also cheekily subversive in its sampling. On "HeartwreckR_", and the 'version' alternative, he opts for a similarly collage-like approach; atmospheric late 70s synths and vocoder vocals swirl over a gurgling bass and rolling 808s. He follows this with the bleaker, bass-heavy "2DogsFunkin", which wraps up another fine Replicants release.