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Review: Electronic music superstar Anyma (aka one half of Tale Of Us) unveils his highly anticipated sophomore album, Genesys Part II - which follows the success of his debut, Afterlife LP. Showcases Anyma's evolution as a melodic techno producer, the album features 21 tracks split into two distinct components. The first section chalks up a chunk of original compositions, including standout singles like "Pictures of You" and "Higher Power," along with collaborations with Chris Avantgarde, PARISI, Rebūke, and more. The second segment offers reimagined versions of tracks from both Genesys albums, featuring notable remixes by Eric Prydz, Adriatique, and Cassian. With its diverse range of sounds and collaborations, an impresisve and fully comprehensive second edition promises to be a pivotal moment in Anyma's career, dropping amidst the excitement of Miami Music Week 2024.
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AL 091
29 Mar 24
29 Mar 24
Played by: Juno Recommends Downtempo
Review: Kieran Hebden, better known by his moniker Four Tet, has graced us with his first full-length album in nearly three years. "Three," released on his own Text Records imprint, is a meticulously crafted exploration of sound, weaving together elements of electronica, downtempo, and folktronica influences. The album strikes a balance between organic and electronic textures. Tracks like "Loved" showcase Hebden's signature ability to manipulate found sounds and samples, creating a shimmering sonic tapestry. "Gliding Through Everything" leans more towards the downtempo side, with its gentle piano chords and woozy atmosphere. However, Four Tet doesn't shy away from exploring the electronic realm. Tracks like "Daydream Repeat" feature driving uptempo rhythms intertwined with ethereal piano melodies, showcasing his talent for building tension and release. "Storm Crystals" injects a dose of ambient energy, while "Skater" leans into playful, almost chiptune-like melodies. The closing track, "Three Drums" (another pre-release single), brings back the energy with its pulsating bassline and infectious groove. Not to miss!
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TEXT 056D
15 Mar 24
15 Mar 24
Review: In honour of its tenth birthday, Donato Dozzy and Tin Man's first - and so far only - collaborative EP is given the remix treatment. This time round, it comes in lightly expanded form, with 'Test 3' appearing in two forms: the blissful ambient acid style original mix (a wonderful mid 1990s throwback) and a previously unheard vocal version, which not only adds a drowsy, effects-laden lead vocal, but also a hypnotic, soft focus groove. Elsewhere, 'Test 7' is a fine slab of otherworldly deep house/acid house fusion, while 'Test 2' is a more out-there, mind-altering ambient acid excursion.
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ACIDTEST 09.1D
11 Apr 24
11 Apr 24
Review: The second instalment of Len Faki's remixes see the storied techno producer tap his favourite artists to re-interpret his work. Luke Slater's Deep Heat take on "Shri Yantra" is redolent of his classic Planetary Assault Systems work, with firing percussion and dramatic break downs to the fore. In contrast, Amotik's version of "Make Me Scream" follows a heads-down approach, with haunting vocals wrapped into a bleep-heavy, rolling groove. In contrast, ANNA's remix of "Hymn" is a tranced out, big room track. At the other end of the spectrum, Modeselektor's interpretation of "Don't Be Stupid Day" is a moody electro stepper, led by waves of menacing low end.
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FIGUREX 41
19 Apr 24
19 Apr 24
Played by: Juno Recommends Downtempo
Review: It was around 2022 that we last heard from dBridge with the M|E album and collaborative EP with Madison Willing called Made In Silence, before last year's mini LP with Homesick. Keeping it at the edge of what's definable and what drum and bass experimentalism once more - the EP kicks off with a percussive and melody-tinged "Teenage Echo", with its chord elements passing over into something more elongated in "My Resolve". With oriental themes somewhat abound, alongside some zaps familiar to the Raster-Noton trained ear, "Meridian" continues the vibe until we reach a 80s-esque pop balled in "I'm Damned". Bringing it back to square one, though, is EP closer "Antwerp Skies" - a dBridge sleeper classic for the ages.
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EXIT 073
01 Mar 24
01 Mar 24
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: Since their label inception back in 2018, the team over at Wisdom Teeth have done a great job at both cultivating and innovative forward thinking electronic music, with their roster featuring a number of true veterans of the game. This latest compilation takes the title 'Club Moss' and sees them assemble 14 fiery original creations, featuring the likes of Facta, K-Lone, Maya Q, LUXE, Purelink and more, all of whomst deliver naught but quality in their chosen creations. For us, despite this being a longer project, there are two clear standout recordings, the first of which is of course Cousin's atmospheric drifter in 'Tooth 4 Tooth' which gives us a spacious, exploratory feel. Alongside this, the moogy sub bounces of Tammo Hesselink's 'Cupboard Cylinder Salon' original also tops the list for us, showcasing the variation of styles that sits within the Wisdom Teeth camp.
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WSDMLP 007
08 Mar 24
08 Mar 24
Review: Basement Philosophy marks the highly anticipated debut album from Glasgow's esteemed Domenic Cappello, known for his work under the Hutton Drive alias and releases on labels like Soma Records and Seven Sign Recordings. Cappello's signature Subculture sound resonates throughout the album as he navigates through diverse sonic landscapes, captivating listeners with a potent blend of dreamy pads, soulful melodies, and driving beats. Tracks like "Midnight with T" and "Acid Rain" showcase his ability to craft moody yet spacious compositions, while "3am Jamaica Street" and "Moon Jump" build intense atmospheres reminiscent of classic Underground Resistance. The album closes with electro-inspired euphonies "Burning Past" and "Not for Instagram DJs", solidifying Cappello's partnership with Alien Communications with dynamic finesse.
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AC012D
22 Mar 24
22 Mar 24
Review: Seven years after Bitter Music, Perc returns with his fourth studio album. The Cut Off is bookended with the gentle ambience of "Can You Imagine" and the droning "Calcify"- and includes other divergences like the jittery electronic soundtrack on "Heartbeat Popper". "Milk Snatchers Return" also presents another unexpected turn as Perc fuses atmospheric synths with dense tribal drums. But his focus soon turns to this signature sound. The sharp percussive shapes of "Static", which features Sissel Wincent on vocals, is an industrial techno anthem in waiting. And the intense acid of "Cold Snap" and the pounding kicks and heads-down rhythm on "Full Goblin" are reminders that few producers do forward-looking, impactful techno as well as Perc.
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TPT 100
29 Mar 24
29 Mar 24
Review: Introducing the latest addition to the mixtape series, #Vibes, where the artist at hand, ENiGMA Dubz, delves into the emotional depths of their creative process. With a passion for crafting music that resonates on a soulful level, ENiGMA Dubz offers listeners a deeper journey through seven tracks and edits. From future garage to breakbeat, electronica to trap, and melodic dubstep, each composition invites listeners to immerse themselves in a melodic bass experience. As the follow-up to #Heaters - #Vibes marks an important step in the ENiGMA Dubz musical evolution, showcasing the act's ability to navigate a sound that moves between tearing up sound systems with intense beats to revealing a more emotive production quality. Hashtag: Vibes.
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MOR 0078
01 Mar 24
01 Mar 24
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Juno Recommends Experimental, Vini Pistori
Review: Frankey & Sandrino's newest compilation Path Integral takes in some 11 tracks large with headliners such as Alex Niggemann, Skatman, John Falke, Keith Holland, Imeïa, Of Norway. With a seemingly 80s synth, punk and trance attitude presiding throughout this edition, get your Doctor Who themes from "&YU", with Jean-Michel Jarre seemigly influencing other sleeper hits like "Brainbuster" and " A Way To Say Goodbye". With subtle touches of Italo, proto-techno, heavy tech house', minimal synth and electro & punk making it into the compilation too - don't sleep on this if you get a kick out of dancers asking for track IDs. Our tip: Keith Holland's trance-and-Hacienda-inducing "Panorama".
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SOH 044
29 Mar 24
29 Mar 24
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1941 TP7DL
10 Apr 24
10 Apr 24
