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HFNDISK 56
28 Jun 19
Deep House
28 Jun 19
Deep House
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HFNDISK 55
17 May 19
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
17 May 19
Euro Dance/Pop Dance
Review: Berlin-based Canadian Sheldon Thompson's fifth album as Sid Le Rock reflects on the ethos of his over 15-year long music career. On Scenic Route, it's clear that albums are the producer/ /live act/vocalist's preferred form of expression. The title refers to taking the long way: embracing experiences and humility, and continuing forth along a road less traveled - rather than seeking instant gratification and shortcuts in life. Featuring a variety of moods and grooves: from the mesmerising electronica of opener "Drummer Girl, the neon-lit indie dance of "Hiraeth", the ethereal deep house of "Fukitall" (that's perfect for drifting) through to the hypnotic dancefloor drama of "Kismet" and the haunting stalker vibe of "Slowpoke".
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HFNDISK 54
26 Apr 19
Minimal/Tech House
26 Apr 19
Minimal/Tech House
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HFNDISK 51
30 Nov 18
Electro
30 Nov 18
Electro
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HFNDISK 51
30 Nov 18
Experimental/Electronic
30 Nov 18
Experimental/Electronic
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HFNDISK 50
26 Oct 18
Techno
26 Oct 18
Techno
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HFNDISK 41
25 Aug 17
Deep House
25 Aug 17
Deep House
Review: Having spent much of his recent career delivering well-received material on My Favourite Robot, Canadian producer Sid Le Rock (AKA Pan/Tone, born Sidney Thompson) pops up on Hafendisko. He kicks things off with the deliciously spooky and quietly foreboding "High & Low", where trippy guitar lines, intergalactic electronics and freestyle vocal snippets cluster around loose and bouncy nu-disco drums. There's more warped nu-disco psychedelia to be enjoyed in the shape of "Judas Beast", whose macabre mood is intensified via the inclusion of ghostly chords and tumbling minimal wave melodies. Closer "Mosquito" is an altogether jauntier proposition, despite the inclusion of some melancholic pads, with Thompson focusing the action around a fuzzy analogue style bass, robotic electronics and jacking drums.
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HFNDISK 39
12 May 17
Deep House
12 May 17
Deep House
Review: Jordan Lieb's Black Light Smoke project first appeared on Hafendisko back in 2011, before joining forces with Scissor & Thread for a string of notable releases. Fire In My Head is the producer's first EP for four years. There's a pleasingly dusty, analogue rich feel about all of the tracks, with the dirty house rhythms, bold pianos and woozy vocals of "Fire In My Head" just shading the deeper and woozier "Signals" in the 'best track' stakes. Pleasingly, Lieb has chosen to include instrumental Dub remixes of each of the tracks. We're particularly enjoying the acid-era dreaminess of the "Fire In My Heart" revision - the extended breakdown is particularly spine tingling - but all three are rather good.
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HFNDISK 38
13 Jan 17
Deep House
13 Jan 17
Deep House
Played by: RSS Disco
Review: Former Deso and Eskimo artist Brynjolfur is one of Hafendisko's most productive artists. This is his fourth release for the label to date, and gleefully combines elements of tactile deep house, sparkling nu-disco, synth-boogie and even vintage UK hardcore. He begins with the throbbing, floor-ready "Technoir", where bouncy synth-bass and slick house beats combine well with manipulated vocal stabs, sustained chords and prog house era melodies. "IO" follows a similar musical trajectory, with bold melodies, cowbell-driven disco-house percussion, and the kind of cascading riffs more associated with the early trance movement. Those old school influences are emphasized further on Foot's bouncy, breakbeat-driven, acid-laden remix.
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HFNDISK 35
18 Nov 16
Deep House
18 Nov 16
Deep House
Review: As the title makes clear, this expansive E.P features reworks of Ebb's recent Alive EP, a fine collection of Balearic pop and sun-kissed indie-rock cuts. Most of the versions here barely resemble the source material, though that's not meant as a criticism. The Carreno is LB version of "Silence" borders on exquisite, with the producer turning in an engaging but largely horizontal soundscape, while Panthera Krause's two contrasting versions of "Time" (one informed by experimental D&B, the other gentle techno) are both hugely impressive. For those looking for club-ready reworks, Julius Steinhoff's mixes should be your first point of call. His 'Dub', where EBB's glistening guitars are underpinned by a tactile deep house groove and dreamy chords, is particularly good.
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HFNDISK 34
21 Oct 16
Deep House
21 Oct 16
Deep House
Various
Played by: RSS Disco
Review: Hamburg Elektronisch is the ultimate ode to the German harbour city's rich musical scene and heritage. A massive compilation comprised of a whopping thirty tracks by the city's legends (Boris Dlugosch, Lawrence, DJ Koze) and young guns (Tilman Tausendfreund, Joney, RSS Disco) alike. There's just so much great music on here but for our money, our picks are Christopher Rau with his sensual and ultra deep "RG En El Casa", Dial affiliate RVDS with the sexy late night groove of "Catwalk", local heroes Smallpeople on "Cricket Orchestra" (ultra deep, this one!) and the undisputed master of the dark journey track Oliver Huntemann with his comeback track "Kiez" that shows us that long before Tale Of Us or Mind Against: it was all about this guy!
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HFNDISK 31D
25 Mar 16
Minimal/Tech House
25 Mar 16
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Tim Engelhardt
Review: Yanick Labbe's path to success takes another step forwards thanks to this latest EP for the fledgeling Hafendisko label, this being Part 1 of a forthcoming mini-series. There's an original version of "All Of It", which features Forrest on the vocals and one hell of a deep house groove for the liate night car drive, a minimal techno remix from the ever-impressive Borrowed Identity, and another glitch house version by Filburt...a totally different beast by all accounts. The stepping beats and broken patters of "Du!" ties things off in fine style and oil Labbe's muscles for the next instalment of the series.
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HFNDISK 19
04 May 15
Deep House
04 May 15
Deep House
Various
Review: After recently notching up three years in the business, HFN Music offshoot Hafendisko is in a suitably celebratory mood. So much so, in fact, that they've put together this first compilation, featuring a mix of previously released cuts (see Ewan Pearson's epic, Italo-influenced electro-disco remix of Kaspar Bjorke's "Apart") and brand new jams. Highlights are pleasingly plentiful, and include the moody, low-slung deep house jazz of Simon Hinter's "Easyweezy", the picturesque beauty of Yannick Labbe's immaculate "Sugar Coated Insult", and the bouncy, beatbox electro-with-a-twist brilliance of Jimmy Edgar's synth-laden rework of Tiger Fingers' "Little Drummer Girl".
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HFNDISK 18D
23 Mar 15
Deep House
23 Mar 15
Deep House
Played by: ROTCIV, Thatmanmonkz (Shadeleaf Music), Dirtytwo, Juno Recommends Deep House, Vermelho, Death on the Balcony, Weedyman, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, Tomasz Guiddo, CHEZZ, I Gemin
Review: After recently notching up three years in the business, HFN Music offshoot Hafendisko is in celebratory mood. So much so they've put together this first split EP - trailed as a "mini compilation" - featuring a trio of new cuts and another chance to savour Ewan Pearson's epic, Italo-influenced electro-disco reinterpretation of Kaspar Bjorke's "Apart". Of the new material it's Snacks' deep and rolling, warm and soul-flecked house jam "Easy" that stands out. That said, there's something deliciously sweet about the lolloping synth bass, cut-up vocals and drowsy chords of Unkwon's "Everything", while Deo & Z-Man's "Penelope" is a breezy, bongo-laden delight.
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HFNDISK 18EP
23 Feb 15
Deep House
23 Feb 15
Deep House
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HFNDISK 13D
01 Sep 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
01 Sep 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
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HFNDISK 12
09 Jun 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
09 Jun 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Review: Hamburg is known for many things, but now German label Hafendiscko want it to be synonymous with it's cutting edge electronic musical output. So much so in fact, that it's released two compilations in order to get the point across. In the latest instalment, dubbed 'from House to House', we get a staggering 24 house-influenced electro tracks to chose from. Highlights include Suburb's deep and stabby "The Kid', the weird Afro-house of Viktor Marek's "My Favourite Thing", the electro-pop of RSS Disco & Sugarwater's "Lovebird", the spiky diva funk of "Don Harp" by Hish and the creepy grooves of "This Tune Is Unemployed" by Remute.
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HFNDISK 03
10 Sep 12
Disco/Nu-Disco
10 Sep 12
Disco/Nu-Disco
