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Review: Away Music has once again cracked open the treasure chest of auditory wonders with their latest release, "Reissued 3" by the dynamic duo Move D & Pete Namlook. It's like stumbling upon a secret entrance to the labyrinth of Moufang and Namlook's collaborative universe, expertly curated and now condensed onto a mind-bending EP. The journey begins with "Der Strahlende Verlierer," a warm and bubbly house expedition. Then it is the richly detailed electronica of "Hardwired Tangent." It's a sonic tapestry woven with intricate threads of sound, reminiscent of an early alt-version of their timeless "Wear Your Love Out." To close this EP, "Hardwired Hypotenuse + Asymptote," a dub techno extension that's a mathematical ponderance of ungrounded space. It's like they've taken a cosmic calculator and transformed it into an instrument, creating a symphony that resonates with the mysteries of the universe. This reissue isn't just a nostalgic trip; it's a part-posthumous reunion with the sonic spirits of two German ambient titans: Move D and the late Pete Namlook.
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AWAYLMTD003D
17 Nov 23
Techno
17 Nov 23
Techno
Review: Given that David 'Move D' Moufang, Jonah Sharp and Juju & Jordash are all famed for their improvised performances, it's little surprise to find that this first four-way collaboration was recorded straight-to-tape during extended jam sessions in Berlin. It's also no surprise to us that it's really rather good. There's an unsurprising fluidity to 17-minute deep space ambient opener "Vital Signs", while hypnotic deep house shuffler "Boneset" has all the hallmarks of an unreleased Moufang/Sharp Reagenz jam. Elsewhere, Steve Hillage style guitars wrap themselves around SH-101 bleeps, modular electronics and bubbly beats on "Ebb & Flow", while "Dr. Leary" successfully doffs a cap to the psychedelic inspirations that underpinned the early '90s intelligent techno movement. In other words, it's a brilliant set of improvised electronic workouts.
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AWAYLP 001D
05 May 17
Deep House
05 May 17
Deep House
Review: Since the dawn of the 1990s, David "Move D" Moufang has been one of house and techno's most reliable producers. It's no surprise, then, that this double-header - featuring a solo production, and a fresh collaboration with Jonah Sharp under the long-running Reagenz alias - is pretty darn hot. Moufang's "Roll Split" is a deliciously spacey, emotion-rich and enveloping affair that builds to a head-spinning conclusion via waves of undulating Motor City electronics, tactile riffs, surging bass and intergalactic chords. The Reagenz tune, "460 Melrose Place", is similarly cosmic in outlook, with the veteran duo smothering a superb drum machine groove with stretched out chords, pulsating sub bass, glistening, ambient techno style motifs, and shuffling bongo hits.
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AWAY 004D
24 Mar 17
Deep House
24 Mar 17
Deep House
