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Zoo Look
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Review: Zoo Look follow up on their welcome return (the Similar Steps EP on Lost Palms) with this choice drop for Lazare Hoche, the Parisian bastion of all things deep and housey. Zoo Look has lost none of their charm as you can hear on the sultry and seductive "Sight Unseen", while "The Reason" sees them exploring dubby realms to enchanting effect. "Tranmission7" brings an intriguing broken beat flavour to the rhythm section, capturing a mood somewhere between techno, electro and dubstep and dipping it in honey for a sweet finish. Then Malin Genie steps up with a masterful remix of "Sight Unseen" that works some Detroitian flavours into the mix to great effect.
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LHR 21
13 Mar 20
Deep House
13 Mar 20
Deep House
Various
Review: Now into its fifth year, KGW's Shall Not Fade imprint has long been a reliable source of dusty deep house and rugged, warehouse-ready workouts. To kick-start 2020, the label has decided to celebrate this facet of their output via an expansive compilation of previously released highlights. There's a peak-time ready feel from start to finish, with our picks of a very impressive bunch including the bustling, riff-heavy techno pump of KETTAMA's "In The Garage", the sunrise-ready, melody-heavy bliss of Harrison BDP's epic "Watching The World Go By", the sleazy, acid-fired growl of Big Miz's "Primordial Soup" and the dusty-but-sparkling, emotive rich broken house brilliance of Contours' "Fifth Planet". In a word: essential.
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SNFC 004
17 Jan 20
Deep House
17 Jan 20
Deep House
Played by: Iron Curtis
Review: London-based duo Zoo Look (Join The Dots/Tsuba/No Fit State) serve up four deep and dreamy jams for Shall Not Fade's sub-label Lost Palms. Kicking off with the sultry groove of "Love", followed by the groovy title track that's perefct for the summer and covered in that perfect sheen of dust and mandatory saturation. Finally "Red October" goes for more melancholic vibe, powered by its broken beat and evocative chords.
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PALMS 021
05 Jul 19
Deep House
05 Jul 19
Deep House
Review: Mulletover head honcho Geddes' No Fit State label is still going. This time he's got London duo Zoo Look onboard, who've previously released on Tsuba and Sccucci Manucci so you know what kind of deep tech house grooves to expect. First track "Hurricane Run" is peak time tech house that's as deep as it is adrenalised, with dreamy chords contrasted by a trippy and delayed melody and a sturdy beat. "A Little Closer" is more on the deep house tip with more dreamy house keys, deep rolling bass and ethereal chords supporting a tough beat. "The Mind Gap" goes even deeper, this time swapping the 4/4 beat for a smooth breakbeat, dreamy chords, druggy pitch shifted vocals and trippy sound design. Finally "Feel" features a sampled dialogue backed by an ethereal tech house accompaniment, perfect for the closing set.
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NFSDIG 8
14 Dec 15
Deep House
14 Dec 15
Deep House
