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Sepehr
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GARM07S 2
13 Oct 23
Techno
13 Oct 23
Techno
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GARM07S 1
15 Sep 23
Experimental/Electronic
15 Sep 23
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Label owner Steffi teams up with Sepher for a rare release. What's also notable about this EP is its approach. Instead of the house and techno that the Klakson boss is known for in her DJ sets, the focus here is on fast-paced electro. The title track flies past at lightning pace, resounding to a frenetic rhythm and propulsive percussion, while on "The Hairy Otter", the focus is on mysterious synths and warbling bass - realised against the backdrop of a high-octane groove. "Murder 2.0" sees the pair venture down a starker route, deploying robotic drums and metallic hi hats. Electro remains on the agenda on "DJ Veto", where a frazzled low end is coupled with a gnarly rhythm.
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KLNR 12
06 Jun 22
Techno
06 Jun 22
Techno
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Acid Test has always forged its own path, and this independently minded aesthetic defines the music on the label's ten-year compilation. Lerosa's "Uneasy" and VC-118a's "Silver" are both engrossing, abstract affairs, while label mainstay Tin Man and John Tejada both deliver streamlined, pulsating takes on the acid sound. Delving into the darker corners of the 303, there's Achterbahn D'Amour with the raw, jacking "7 Edit" and Donato Dozzy's squelch fest, "Morena". Meanwhile, the rolling electro drums and subsonic tweaks of Sepehr's "Persian Acid Prince" further underlines the fact that when it comes to underground electronic music, few labels are more adventurous than Acid Test.
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ATLP 14
22 Oct 21
Techno
22 Oct 21
Techno
Played by: PBR Streetgang
Review: To kick-start their 2018 release programme, the Honey Soundsystem-helmed HNYTRX label serves up a four-way celebration of sweaty dancefloor madness. Sepehr kicks things off with the muscular, fuzzy and thrillingly bass-heavy deep house bump of "I Just", while Bergqvist reaches for the jazzy keys, off-kilter machine beats and restless disco beats on the quirkier but no less throbbing "Trippin". The celebrated San Francisco crew's love of freestyle and Italo-disco is indulged via the sparkling synth lines, bustling electro beats and rising acid motifs of Morven Son's standout "Looking Back", before Lunate closes proceedings with a sublime slice of dreamy, head-in-the-clouds deep house bliss entitled "Loom". With its incessant, acid-fuelled bassline and bongo-riffic rhythmic swing, it may be the highlight of a very fine EP.
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HNY-018
06 Jul 18
Deep House
06 Jul 18
Deep House
Review: Black Catalogue is based in Detroit, but on their latest release, they open their doors to the free-spirited sound of San Francisco producer Sepehr. On the title track, he takes influence from minimal house as well as tweaked acid to deliver a heads-down affair that sits somewhere between house and techno. "Caught in a Funk" is deeper and features a ponderous vocal underpinned by warm synth lines, but at its core is a similar fusion of gurgling 303s and tough, steely rhythms. The label has commissioned Jakbeat producer D'Marc Cantu to remix "Step One", and he doesn't disappoint. Introducing a more fluid groove, he lets the nagging acid and warm chords flow in a heady, irresistible manner. It makes for another killer release from this open-minded label.
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BC 016606
06 Jun 17
Techno
06 Jun 17
Techno
