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Whomadewho
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WG 026
05 Apr 19
Minimal/Tech House
05 Apr 19
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: As its predecessors had done, this latest instalment in Kompakt's annual compilation series gives a good snapshot of where the label's at in the summer of 2011. There's the usual mixture of melodic ambient pop, techno club hits, shuffling deep house and expansive electronica, with familiar favourites (Michael Mayer's brilliant remix of WhoMadeWho, GusGus's "Over", Matias' Aguayo's lo-fi dance-rock groover "I Don't Smoke") being joined by a smattering of unreleased cuts. Highlights come thick and fast, with Superpitcher's previously unheard "White Lightning", Jargen Paape's dream-like "Pray" and Mohn's slo-mo wonk-fest "Tiefnatal" most impressing. If you're after a high quality collection of emotion-rich, cutting-edge electronic music, look no further.
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KOMPAKTDIGITAL 014
29 Aug 11
Deep House
29 Aug 11
Deep House
Played by: Chewy Rubs
Review: Where once Whomadewho's records were fuelled by the club-rocking heaviness of punk-funk and post-punk disco, the Danish trio's output now has a much warmer and woozier feel. For proof check out seventh studio album Through The Walls, a masterful stroll through alternately lilting, loved up and quietly Balearic pastures. Shot through with glassy-eyed songs that variously draw influence from Low Life-era New Order, huggable synth-pop, enlightened indie-pop, Nils Frahm, Steve Moore, neo-folk and sunset-ready nu-disco drowsiness, it's a set that simply gets better with each successive listen. It may not boast oodles of club jams, but it provides fine listening from start to finish.
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425123 4331866
19 Jan 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
19 Jan 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Whomadewho return to Kompakt with a flurry of activity that includes a series of Eps and an album, all under the Synchronicity banner. The pair last released an artist album on the label back in 2012 and this time around their work features a wealth of collaborators. One of those like-minds is Kompakt boss Michael Mayer, who lends his expertise to the sleazy electronic disco of "Hamstrung" a highlight of this taster EP. On "Chaser", Whomadewho team up with Rebolledo to deliver sun-kissed 80s disco rock, while "Falling Out" sees them work with Terr to drop a chugging, cosmic groove. Rounding off this fine EP is the post-punk stylings of "The Aftermath" s split production with Adana Twins.
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KOMPAKT 4273
16 Oct 20
Minimal/Tech House
16 Oct 20
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Review: As you'd expect given their length of service and impressive back catalogue, the line-up of guest producers on Whomadewho's second EP of collaborations is eye-catching to say the least. Arguably the most headline-grabbing name is Ame member and Innervisions co-founder Frank Wiedemann, who lends a hand on the dreamy, otherworldly post-punk pop shuffle of "Peter Pan Me". Those looking for more dancefloor potential should check out EP opener "Oblivion", a slowly building slab of introspective vocal deep house moodiness co-produced by Mano Le Tough, and the more Balearic, sun-kissed warmth of gorgeous Marc Pional hook-up "Sooner". Or, for that matter, the cowbell-laden disco-punk-goes-acid house headiness of "Der Abend Bergt Keine Ruh", which the Danish trio made in cahoots with Perel.
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KOMPAKT 4272
18 Sep 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
18 Sep 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Review: For Danish electro-pop trio Whomadewho, 'Synchronicity' means "the simultaneous occurrence of events which appear significantly related, but have no discernible causal connection." In recent years, they have been exploring those relationships with different remixes and collaborations, and here they present the first instalment in a new concept series. First, they team up with Swedish enfant terrible Axel Boman on the mesmerising polyrhythmic deepness of "Anywhere In The World'', then veteran Greek producer Petros Manganaris aka Echonomist gets into the studio with them next for the super slinky tech house of "Interloper" creating an ethereal backdrop to Tomas Barfod's unmistakable vocal delivery. Finally, we see them team up with Hanseatic heroes Adana Twins on "Immersion" which is a surprising effort from all parties, where they wander down the left hand path on this delightful dark disco number.
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KOMPAKTDIGITAL 119
12 Jun 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
12 Jun 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: For their eight studio album, Danish three-piece Whomadewho have decided to call on the production and mixing talents of an impressive array of friends and like-minded contemporaries. As a result, Sychronicity is a pleasingly eclectic affair full to bursting with tracks that blend their usual punk-funk and jazz-influenced sounds with the trademark styles of their invited collaborators. This results in some genuinely inspired and ear-catching cuts, including Mano Le Tough hook-up 'Oblivion' (think Radiohead meets Italo-influenced synth-pop and tech-tinged deep house), some low-slung disco-punk mayhem made alongside the Adana Twins ('Shadow of Doubt'), an unsurprisingly quirky hoe-down with Axel Boman ('Anywhere in the World'), the Kraftwerk-influenced 'Hamstring' with Michael Mayer, and a dash of tactile tech-house dreaminess crafted in cahoots with Robag Wruhme ('If You Leave').
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KOMPAKT 427D
13 Nov 20
Deep House
13 Nov 20
Deep House
Various
Beatamines, Stephan Zovsky, Dan Cero, Dole & Kom - "The Island (Dole & Kom Remix)" (Dole & Kom remix) - (6:40) 124 BPM
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NATCOMP067D
21 Apr 23
Minimal/Tech House
21 Apr 23
Minimal/Tech House
Zoo Brazil / Various
Review: It's been 16 months since the release of the second installment of John 'Zoo Brazil' Anderson's Songs For Clubs series. This third volume is, then, long overdue. As with its' predecessors, Songs For Clubs 3 lives up to its name, with Anderson picking out (and mixing, on the included bonus DJ mix) an atmospheric blend of tracks from across the deep house, tech-house and minimal-influenced techno spectrum. The tracklist is certainly strong, with contributions from Tiefschwarz, Michael Mayer, The Revenge (the brilliant "Incredible Shellsuit"), Romanthony and Matthew Styles, whose thrilling "Dominion" is probably the collection's standout moment. That said, Copyright's big room deep house banger "Submarine" certainly pushes it close.
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MMCD 37
09 Feb 15
Deep House
09 Feb 15
Deep House
Various
Rich Vom Dorf - "Everything Is Much Nicer At The Weekend" (Pierre Deutschmann remix) - (5:40) 126 BPM
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PTTRCOMP 081
08 Jan 15
Minimal/Tech House
08 Jan 15
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Nico Stojan & David Keno - "How Does It Feel" (Marvin Hey & Ferdinand Dreyssig remix) - (6:50) 120 BPM
Zombie Disco Squad & Spoek Mathambo - "We Should Bang" (Monkey Safari Hells Bells remix) - (7:35) 124 BPM
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NATCOMP040S
20 May 22
Minimal/Tech House
20 May 22
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco
Review: Contemporary, vaguely disco-inspired electronica from the more arty, experimental end of the spectrum is the order of the day on this EP from Danish trio WhoMadeWho, who've played with the likes of Hot Chip, Daft Punk, Soulwax and LCD Soundsystem. 'Obstacle' itself in its original form has a Moroder-esque throb that's topped with a melancholic, indie-style male vocal. The Marvin & Guy Disco Mix will be the one for most disco jocks, while Chaim & Jenia Tarsol serve up an Italo-tinged refix aimed at the "melodic techno" floors. Bonus track 'Bait', meanwhile, is an indie-dance near-instrumental with some neat fluttering female vocal snips.
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BS 005
07 Feb 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
07 Feb 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Played by: Roe Deers
Review: According to those behind the label, Toy Tonics' Mushroom House compilation was inspired by "the new wave of weirdo house" that's inspired by "ethno, Afro and psychedelic music". The collection's 15 tracks include a swathe of new or previously unheard cuts from the likes of Auntie Flo, Daniel Avery & Justin Robertson, Daniel Haaksman, Hyenah and Drrrtyhaze. With such a strong line-up, it's no surprise that the music is uniformly excellent. Highlights include, but are not limited to, DJ Koze's superb Hudson River Dub of WhoMadeWho's eccentric "Keep Me In My Plane", the epic build-ups and trippy, dubbed-out riffs of Munk and Rebolledo's "Surf Smurf", and the psychedelic acid attack of Massimiliano Pagliara's remix of Barotti's "She Once Knew".
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TOYT 050
02 Sep 16
Deep House
02 Sep 16
Deep House
Review: A split/collaborative EP from Watergate this one, with 'Montserrat' credited to WhoMadeWho but presented in Artbat Edit form, while 'Closer' is credited to Artbat but has WhoMadeWho as a featured artist. The former is a broody, moody affair in which a muted, percussive intro is slowly joined by atmospheric synth drones, simple 4/4s and a walking bassline, before risers and other synth sounds pave the way for the electric geetar solo that provides the track's real USP, accompanied by a plainitive male vocal. 'Closer', meanwhile, sticks more closely to the European "melodic house plus indie-style vox" formula of recent years.
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WGVINYL 057
03 May 19
Funky/Club House
03 May 19
Funky/Club House
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TM 003
09 Feb 24
Deep House
09 Feb 24
Deep House
