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Review: Another ambitious remix of the Depeche Mode classic "Behind The Wheel" on offer by Montreal duo Vosper here on Wolf & Lamb, who have previously released on James "Fucking" Friedman's Throne Of Blood and Paris imprint Meant Records. It's quite impressive; you can put it up there with Trevor 'Playgroup' Jackson's effort about 13 years ago. The dub version obviously forgoes the vocals, which don't follow the original lyrics verbatim. However, if you were keen on the minimalistic vocals (hey, they were pretty good!), well, there is a handy accapella for your convenience.
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WLM 55
16 Dec 16
Coldwave/Synth
16 Dec 16
Coldwave/Synth
Review: Paris imprint Meant have treated us to some great releases recently by German trio Rework and label boss Remain's Lost It EP last year, on which he teamed up with Maxime. This time around it is the turn of Vosper, who appeared on the label previously in 2013 back, with a bit of help from Ponsolo. The Montreal based duo serve up the deep and minimal techno groove of "Cats & Dogs" which is so reminiscent of legends Run Stop Restore or anything on legendary imprint m_nus. Fun fact: Vosper's last release had a remix by Marc Houle! "I Wish" continues on in further reductionist fashion with more pitch shifted vocals boldly declaring "I wish you were a freak, just like me". Finally "Whatever" appears in its original version plus a wicked remix by Mexico's Superstudio which delves into a cosmic/exotic deep house journey track style that has seen him release on the likes of Correspondant.
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MEANT 025
29 Apr 16
Minimal/Tech House
29 Apr 16
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Inspired by Dan Bell both in title and in style, "Losing Control" kick starts this release with a pitch bent vocal and a tripped out acid line. Unlike Bell's classic however, Vosper's track features a separate vocal sample intoning 'techno, techno' over a heavy drum track. "Kabuki Playboy" is in a similar vein to the title track, as a stripped back groove unfolds to the sound of resonating vocal samples and warbling acid lines. "Isolation" marks a change of direction, with dubbed out drums and spacey keys riding a splurging bass. It's only a temporary change however, and both "Oni" and Marc Houle's take on "Isolation" revert to pared back rhythms and sharp metallic drums.
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MEANT 017
16 Dec 13
Minimal/Tech House
16 Dec 13
Minimal/Tech House
