Accidental Jnr is a sub-label imprint from Matthew Herbert’s Accidental Records to focus on electronic / club / dance output.
For 2022 the label introduces a new series ‘Room 2’, as a space to put out electronic music for listening rather than dancing.
Review: Straight up, slamming, no nonsense tripped out drum tracks from legend of the scene Jerome Hill. With touches of acid and hardcore ghetto house thrown into the mix, Hill delivers four '90s inspired dub missles for your next club workout. With vocal touches adding that extra gnarly edge to both "RZ Thing" and the seriously sick "Transmissions" (work that mutha), "Pob Routine" opts for a funky bassline and percussions along the 100 per cent bonafide work out that is "More Wiffle". Long live Jerome Hill!
Late At Night (Matthew Herbert's Should Have Played That dub) - (5:55) 126 BPM
Funk That - (4:43) 126 BPM
Review: Accidental Jnr is Herbert's imprint for spaced out club EPs, and the latest artist to join the roster is Housemeister. With a string of albums and Eps for labels like Bpitch, Boysnoize and his own All You Can Beat imprint, the German producer has established a reputation for individualistic house and techno. This approach is audible from the get-go on this release and the title track is a slamming, rhythm-heavy groove peppered with vocal snatches and defer filters. It's like a heavier version of one of Herbert's own releases. In stark contrast are the tweaked abstract tones of "Der Kleine Konig", while on "Funk That", Housemeister drops a left of centre house groove that revolves around a slap bass. Factor in Herbert's dubbed out take on the title track and you've got an essential, uncompromising EP.
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