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The Mole
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Review: Originally a limited, cassette-only release via fellow Canadian Eddie C's Red Motorbike, the Parisian label Circus Company presents The Mole's latest album for the first time digitally. The River Widens is a collection of 21 works that tick all the boxes, covering a wide range of moods and grooves, many of them quite short in length with the exception of some extended tracks streamlined for the dancefloor. Ones such as the hypnotic beatless disco of "New Family", the late night mood music of "Repepepater" (feat Joli B) in particular gets deep, through to the quirky microgroove of "Ufos Over Egypt" (feat Cristobal) or the breathtaking and glassy-eyed ambient of closer "Being A Total Warm Up" are just some of many choice selections.
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CCS 124
20 Jan 23
Deep House
20 Jan 23
Deep House
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CCS124 BTI 08
04 Jan 23
Balearic/Downtempo
04 Jan 23
Balearic/Downtempo
Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House
Review: Canada's Colin De La Plante, otherwise known to us mere mortals as The Mole, has arguably been one of the leaders of the second generation of house and techno producers. More specifically, the artist has been involved in the scene since the very early 00s, and has helped to shape labels such as Kompakt, Philpot and Wagon Repair into the powerhouses that they are currently. What we've always loved about this man's music is the characteristic of rebirth and reinvention that seems to represent all his music; this latest EP for Circus Company, Little Sunshine, sees him flex his artistic wings under yet another blend of sounds and influences. The title tune itself is a largely genre-less dance track that sways gently between house and downtempo, guided by a warm, almost funky bassline; "Discotheque Airplane" shifts gears again, landing somewhere lo-fi, where dusty hip-hop beats meet lonesome sonic landscapes. Another surprise move sees him pair up with the equally talented and legendary Tom Trago in the masterfully dubby and contained deep house gem "Down The Hallway", remixed by Holland's Aardvarck into a more potent blend of tech sounds for the floor. Hot!
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CCS 107
22 Sep 17
Funky/Club House
22 Sep 17
Funky/Club House
Played by: Art Of Tones
Review: Canadian in Berlin Colin de la Plante drops his second album and, as expected, it's a quirky, diverse affair. There's the jazzy ambience of "Another Intro", while in contrast "Slow Blame" has a more electronic feeling, with dusty old synths prevailing. Despite these dalliances, de la Plante never strays too far away from his natural house habitat, and Caregiver has a range of off beat dance floor tracks. From the percussive "Jamais Que Toi" to the pulsing bass and catchy vocal refrain of "Our Time Has Come" and the tripped out, sinewy funk of "Hey Miss", The Mole's new album has something for everyone.
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MT 03
24 Jun 13
Minimal/Tech House
24 Jun 13
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Pulling together the unreleased gems from Nick Hoppner's entry into the burgeoning Panorama Bar CD series, this digital accoutrement comes brimming with quality that matches functionality with imagination. Things start off decidedly funky with The Mole laying down a discoid bassline and maintaining his groove longer than he might normally do. Dexter comes correct with a brooding slice of tech-house that plays off a growling bassline and quirky dabs of synth, while Matthew Styles lets dubby feedback reign supreme on the melodic part of "Liquid Sky". Jon McMillon rounds proceedings off in fine style with the subdued slow-mo of "T-Station".
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OTON 056
25 Jun 12
Techno
25 Jun 12
Techno
The Mole presents Guilty Pleasures
Played by: Dairmount (Room With A View)
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INT 011
07 Dec 09
Disco/Nu-Disco
07 Dec 09
Disco/Nu-Disco
