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Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: It's time to dive into something super experimental next as Special Request joins forces with the team over at K7 for a three track adventure in sound design and retro-flavours. We kick off with a real throwback anthem in 'Vellichor', a fantastic display of synthetic bliss, moulding electro-like synthesizer pulses with shimmering rhythms and sweeping pads, before 96 Back joins the party for 'Petrichor', another solemn sweep through stunning soundscapes and synth design. Finally, the title track 'Compassion' unleashes a more hard hitting feel, driven primarily by the grizzly bass instrument we find lurking beneath a wash of pleasing melodies and minimal percussive plucks. An unusual selection, but oh so satisfying!
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K7394EPD
18 Feb 21
Electro
18 Feb 21
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: It's time to dive into some Icelandic delights on this one as we are joined by the ever-more experimental sounds of Bjarki, a producer who is no stranger to testing out the weird and wonderful. That's exactly what he does here as he unveils his brand new 'Psychotic_Window' LP, courtesy of K7, drizzled with soundscaping brilliance and a deep understanding for electronic music in general. Across all fourteen tracks, Bjarki displays an incredible depth of sound, from the stuttered percussive clicks of 'MIRA' to the highly digitized arrangements of 'Cool You Peel2' and shiny pad work on 'Psykixk TV'. We would seriously recommend taking this one in on long play!
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K7 378DS
06 Dec 19
Bass
06 Dec 19
Bass
Review: Following his three artist LPs for Nina Kraviz' Trip label back in 2018, Bjarki delivers his fourth artist album on K7. Like his previous output, Happy Earthday focuses on his unique interpretation of the sound of 90s UK labels like Skam and Rephlex. There's the down tempo, Wagon Christ-esque beats of "Alone In Sandkassi" sitting beside the hyperactive break beats of "( . )_( . )" and the haunting, Aphex Twin-like "AN6912", while "Bheiv_sheep" sees him emulate the glitchy, hop-hop of Autechre around the time of Tri Repeate. Earthday is an occasionally brilliant ride through the golden period of UK electronic music, realised through the lens of Iceland's most eccentric producer.
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K 7378D
15 Feb 19
Experimental/Electronic
15 Feb 19
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Respected Berlin imprint !K7 presents another captivating LP, following up some great releases by scene favourites DJ Seinfeld and Red Axes. Tomat Petrella is a jazz meets electronica project and the collaboration of Turin based Davide Tomat: (Niagara, N.A.M.B. & Superbudda Collective) a multi-instrumentalist of over 20 years experience, with respected Trombone player Gianluca Petrella - a Bari based musician has proven his talent with releases on Blue Note, ECM and Milan's Schema. He has also collaborated with fellow homeboy Nicola Conte. The album certainly is a diverse affair: consider such tracks as the jagged opener "Wolf 1061 C", contorted and freefrom grooves like ""Trappist 1e", stuttered dub/IDM refactions like "Tau Ceti I" or the dark ambient drone of "K2 72 E" - expect the unexpected on the Kepler LP.
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K7373D
28 Sep 18
Experimental/Electronic
28 Sep 18
Experimental/Electronic
John Talabot / Various
Harmonious Thelonious - "The Grasshopper Was The Witness" (Elmore Judd & Rowan Park remix) - (4:56) 120 BPM
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K 7312DTM
11 Nov 13
Techno
11 Nov 13
Techno
Review: It's difficult to make dance music with 'real' instruments, as so many second rate punk funk acts have proved, but Miami proves to be an anomaly. BBF have taken inspiration from jazz influences for this album, which makes for an adventurous, at times breathless work. At one end of the spectrum there's the seductive piano lines and soaring woodwind of the title track and "Miami Titles", while at the other there's the high tempo, syncopated rhythms and deranged brass of "Skiffle It Up" and "Broken Pieces", which features a contribution from Jamie Lidell. Another contributor, Nina Kraviz, helps to turn the air blue on the abrasive "Verwahrlosung", but in the main, Miami is a work inspired by warm sea breezes and ice cold cocktails.
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K7 302CD
11 Mar 13
Experimental/Electronic
11 Mar 13
Experimental/Electronic
