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Von Party
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Review: Compiled by head of programming Vidmantas "B" Cepkauskas, Opium of the People is the first compilation from Lithuania's infamous Opium Club. It's a druggy, off-kilter and decidedly trippy affair, with Cepkuskas wisely choosing to showcase cuts from artists who in some way have helped shape the sound of the label. Expect to hear tracks that touch on EBM, new wave, new beat, bleep techno-influenced deep house, mutant disco, mind-altering techno and skewed acid house, with highlights - and there are certainly plenty scattered throughout the compilation - coming from the likes of Sharif Laffrey, Kris Baha, Lauer, V and Von Party.
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HHMM 0400D
27 Apr 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
27 Apr 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Von Party is back on his Multi Culti imprint and, as always, this guy means business. But, unlike his previous techno releases for the likes of Turbo Recordings or Convex Industries, this time he's on a balearic tip. There's four mixes of "Cobra Rush" here, but it's the original mix by Von Party himself that gets our attention thanks to its slow-building waves of phased-out funk. The remixes aren't exactly without their merits either, though, with Rodion offering a warm, dubby house version. Peter Power reinterpreting the tune through a more tribalistic lens, and Sabo offers a more classic deep house sound to sooth the DJs.
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MC 027
19 Sep 16
Balearic/Downtempo
19 Sep 16
Balearic/Downtempo
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Jason Peters, Cabaret Nocturne, Markus Schneider / Robot Scientists, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights)
Review: Thomas Von Party's always reliable Multi Culti imprint presents Moon Faze II featuring a selection of his label's current roster. Tel Aviv's favourite nu-disco/rock crossover act Red Axes are back and boy are we happy about that: they appear here with "Boosha Gdola" a sleazy and slow burning groove with a bleep bassline and soaring synths that create some serious dancefloor movement, guaranteed. Label favourite, Australia's Dreems also appears joining up with Peret Mako for a sleek acidified remix of Zsou's "Admiral Byrd". Label head honcho Von Party himself steps up to it on the exotic and esoteric slow-mo groove of "Cobra Kush" featuring Naduve. Finally DJ Ground offers up the dreamy and mesmerising "Dolmenzoo" with its hazy, African inspired journey that will appeal to Crosstown Rebels fans equally.
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MC 022
09 May 16
Minimal/Tech House
09 May 16
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House, Richard Rossa, Markus Schneider / Robot Scientists, Future Bones, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights)
Review: Somehow, Montreal's Multi Culti imprint seems to have been a little overlooked amongst the recent hype regarding Canada's house scene. It's a little unfortunate, given that their slowly expanding catalogue is full of intriguing, left-of-centre gems. This split 12" is no different. It begins with a trippy, 13-minute collaboration between label regulars Von Party & Dreems, whose exotic, intoxicating "Wet Raga" expertly combines thrusting, stripped-back house rhythms, Middle Eastern mysticism and psychedelic electronics. Manfredas' "Glass Walk" sounds like a Arabic take on vintage Larry Heard material, while Zongamin's "New Tribe" offers the perfect balance between spaced-out analogue grooves and tropical sweetness
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MC 019
21 Mar 16
Deep House
21 Mar 16
Deep House
Review: Convex Industries has been sidling back into action after a little time out, and the label deems it fit to round off 2015 with a release from Von Party. To date only known for a couple of scattered appearances on Turbo, this EP provides the perfect chance to get familiar with the up and coming artist. "Scrap Alkaloid Jazz" tells you instantly that this is a record that strays from the norm, flinging techno tropes about the room in unconventional ways while the carnival-flavoured drums pound out and addictive stomp. "Psychotropics" too has a unique way to approach club dynamics, but by way of contrast "Broad Spectrum" brings a more soothing ambient feel to the release.
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CONVEX 012
11 Dec 15
Techno
11 Dec 15
Techno
