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Secret Circuit
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Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Review: Glasgow's brilliantly named Invisible Inc label describe themselves as "a home for music from the periphery". Accordingly, if you've come here looking for good-time disco grooves in true 70s style, you're going to be disappointed by this album. If, on the other hand, you have an interest in exploring electronic music's outer, lower-tempo fringes - if you dig extended synth workouts that blur the lines between cosmic disco and full-on ambience, drifty Balearic jams, slo-mo headnoddin' grooves, that kind of thing - then you'll find much to enjoy here, with Natural Sugars' 'Riddurum Invaders' standing out for this writer.
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INVINC 17CAS
17 Dec 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
17 Dec 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Review: Invisible Inc bring us a compilation packing 13 cuts from as many artists - mostly new names, though the legendary Tim 'Love' Lee does make an appearance. Obviously with that many artists involved there's a fair degree of stylistic variety, but overall what you get here is a quirky mix of straight-up Italo/cosmic vibes (see Higamos Hogamos's opener 'Mini Pops'), lounge-y kitsch (see The Poncho Brothers' 'Airbed Drifter'), leftfield electronica (see Tross's 'Cashier') and the downright weird (see Paddy Steer's wonky 'Ancihoye'). All told, it's a collection that's perhaps best suited to those most at home playing longer sets to open-minded floors.
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INVINC 00
21 Nov 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
21 Nov 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: A warm welcome back to Los Angeles artist Eddie Ruscha, who here dons the familiar Secret Circuit alias for the first time in two years. Opener "Stomping Ground" sets the tone, delivering Rushca's usual balance between colourful psychedelia, acid-fired dancefloor haziness and swirling Balearic bliss. In contrast, "Crazy Ways" is a slow and druggy affair, with ghostly electronics rising above a throbbing, analogue disco groove. Flipside "Hedz" is a loose-limbed slab of electronic Tropicana full of delay-laden Afro-beat guitar flourishes and eyes-closed electronic marimba melodies, while "The Feather Drop" is a weirder, rougher and altogether odder mix of wild acid lines, sharp electronics and San Francisco style dub house rhythms.
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INVINC 19
24 Jul 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
24 Jul 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Glasgow outfit Invisible Inc's latest release comes from Los Angeles' Secret Circuit, a producer whose trippy, loved-up and decidedly colourful compositions have previously graced such labels as Emotional Response, Beats In Space and Stones Throw. The four tracks showcased here are typically diverse; contrast, for example, the reverb and delay-heavy ambient house shuffle of "Gothic Rainbow", with the twinkling pianos and cascading jazz guitars of Balearic closer "Memory Melt". Best of all, though, is up-tempo number "Rhythmatic Generator", which effortless blends elements of psychedelia, intelligent techno, ambient and dub disco into a spiraling, out-there anthem.
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INVINC 07
11 Apr 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
11 Apr 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: New label Invisible Inc has decided to try and hit home hard from the word go, filling this debut "sampler" EP with cuts from artists they'll be working with over the coming months and years. Los Angeles based artist-turned-producer Secret Circuit kicks things off, delivering a typically saucer-eyed blend of yearning synthesizer melodies, elastic synth-bass and dreamy pads. Higamos Hogamos doff a cap to synth-wave and minimal-wave on the wonderfully atmospheric, modular-heavy soundscapes of "Mini Pops", before hirsute eccentric Tim 'Love' Lee melds twinkling ambience and dubby, soft touch grooves on the picturesque "Trip Triangular". Finally, the Poncho Brothers skillfully combine dub disco rhythms, Balearic synths and stoned electronics on the brilliantly named "Airbed Drifter".
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INVINC 01
17 Aug 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
17 Aug 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: RSS Disco
Review: Anything Eddie Ruscha touches is generally worth checking, and this latest outing for Lectric Sands offshoot It's A Lectric World is no exception. Ruscha kicks things off with the Electric Dub, an untypically funky fusion of his usual vivid psychedelics, exotic vocal samples, crunchy guitars and an undulating disco-rock groove. The Original Rub - all bubbling electronics, muted guitar licks and deep house warmth - adds a little Balearic disco flavour, before Ruscha returns to more familiar territory with the delay-laden and pleasingly out-there Lectric Dub. Finally, he reaches for the marimbas on the Pleasing dub, an afro-influenced blast of wide-eyed Balearic sunshine complete with lilting pedal steel.
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ILW-1003
25 Nov 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
25 Nov 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
