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Played by: Rocco Universal, Dirty Channels, Art Of Tones, Rony Breaker, Maxxi Soundsystem, Sandy Rivera
Review: The second single from Will Saul's more organic side project, Close, benefits greatly from the effortlessly soulful, melancholic vocals from Fat Freddy's Drop vocalist Joe Dukie. They sound majestic over Saul's sparse, shuffling production, all loose, live drums, subtle guitars and hissing cymbals. The remix package is impressive, too, with Dusky offering a perfectly-pitched version that manages to keep the fragility of the original whilst adding some stomping, garage-influenced drums. Midland's murky deep house tweak is pretty tasty, too, while Tanner Ross & Slow Hands go all Balearic on their beatless version. If anything, it's even more spine-tingling than the superb original.
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K7 309EP 3
10 Jun 13
Deep House
10 Jun 13
Deep House
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K7 303EP1
13 May 13
Deep House
13 May 13
Deep House
Review: Having recently released the excellent Fail Forever EP, which recapped the Danish four-piece's output so far, "Church & Law" is the primer for their new album out via K7 in a few weeks time. It's a slow and heavenly mix of tweaked, echoed synths with a pared-back beat and a saintly vocal from singer Nokolaj Manuel Vonsild. Recalling Talk Talk, The Knife and Arthur Russell, it's highly impressive stuff and should make the album, Konkylie, hot property when it drops.
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K7284 EP1
30 May 11
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
30 May 11
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
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K7 284S
19 Sep 11
Disco/Nu-Disco
19 Sep 11
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: A band that have hitherto yet to be properly exposed to British ears, When Saints Go Machine have already had their full debut album released in their native Denmark.. Their sound is extremely hard to pin down - such is the range of material covered in these six tracks. Title tune "Fail Forever" introduces the distinctive tone of Nickolaj's vocals - somewhere between Morrissey and Erlend Oye - and comes over like Hot Chip's "Boy From School" played at about 4am with a beautiful electro-orchestral backing and some sparse but effective drums and bass. This is a great introduction to a band that are clearly bursting with ideas and influences.
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K7 281LCD
01 Feb 11
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
01 Feb 11
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Various / Robert Hood
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: The last commercial mix that Robert Hood did back in 2008 for Fabric re-ignited his career. Appearing at the tail end of minimalism, its hard-edged sounds provided a welcome relief to the prevailing sound. A decade on, the 66th DJ Kicks finds the Detroit artist once again in firing form. "Focus" signals his intent with its massive siren riff and pounding drums, while "Clocks", which builds and builds to electronic bee swarms, shows that he has lost none of his minimal techno firepower. Sure, there are other fine contributions, like Truncate's sheet metal banger "Terminal 5" and the shadowy riffs of Marcel Fengler's "Thwack" - itself a paean to Dr Motte's "Der Klang Der Familie" - but like the Fabric selection, this instalment of DJ Kicks is all about Robert Hood.
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K7376 DTM
16 Nov 18
Techno
16 Nov 18
Techno
Various / Peggy Gou
Sly & Lovechild - "The World According To Sly & Lovechild" (Andrew Weatherall Soul Of Europe mix) - (8:21) 120 BPM 
Review: On the latest instalment of the long-running DJ-Kicks series, Peggy Gou paints a vivid picture. It starts with the widescreen ambience of Space Time Continuum's 1993 debut, "Fluresence", before moving into her own, cosmic "Hungboo" and the niggling acid of Pearson Sound's "Earwig", a contemporary cousin to Plastikman's Musik. There are other endearing oddities here, such as Andrew Weatherall's seductive house version of Sly & Lovechild's "The World According To..." and the raw drums of Kyle Hall's "Flemmenup". Gou has also included a Detroit techno classic, Psyche's "Crackdown", but balances this out with new, unreleased tracks from I:Cube - "Cassette Jam 1993" sees the maverick French producer deliver a frazzled, hazy affair - and Hiver's pulsating, acid-flecked "Pert".
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K7 382D
28 Jun 19
Techno
28 Jun 19
Techno
Various / Mount Kimbie
Review: When they were asked to put together the latest volume in the "DJ Kicks" series, Mount Kimbie boys Dominic Maker and Kai Campos drew influence from a recent six-date run supporting Actress. As a result, the 22 tracks they have chosen - here presented in DJ friendly, unmixed form - tend towards the experimental and off-kilter, touching on a myriad of styles (ambient, industrial-era experimentalism, South American influenced tropical drum jams, spacey modular techno, raw-edged peak-time jams, mind-altering acid weirdness and intergalactic electro all feature) in the process. Highlights are naturally plentiful, from the hypnotic dancefloor intensity of Stanislav Tolkachev and bleeping body-jack of A Sagittariun, to the skewed warmth of Severed Heads and the dream-like weirdness of their own exclusive contribution, "Southgate".
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K7364 DTM
28 Sep 18
Deep House
28 Sep 18
Deep House
Various
In My Brain Prinz Eugen (Richard Dorfmeister vs Madrid De Los Austrias Ybbs version) - (4:33) 122 BPM
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K7 310CD
19 Aug 13
Deep House
19 Aug 13
Deep House
Various
Review: !K7 Records launches a new compilation series entitled Kollections: Club which inaugurates the project. The tracklist features artists of the partner labels under the !K7 umbrella such as Turbo, AUS Music, Mobilee, Mister Saturday Night and Hypercolour. Each edition explores a different musical theme but this first installment, naturally, is all about the club! Highlights here include Midland's recent hit "Blush", Maya Jane Coles' funky afterhours tech house jam "Not Listening" (from a few years ago), KiNK's roaring remix of Kerrier District's (Luke Vibert) "Techno Disco" and Lauer's recent feelgood number "Killian" showing off his knack for classic retro vibes like no other.
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K 7344D
19 Aug 16
Deep House
19 Aug 16
Deep House
Various
Review: "!Kollections" banner. Each focuses on a certain aspect of the long-running label's vast back catalogue. The fourth edition, for example, focused on disco. "Reflections", the latest volume, is not as tight stylistically and instead gathers together tracks that tend towards the deep, poignant, beautiful and melancholy. There are many treats amongst the 27 showcased selections, with highlights including an impeccable chunk of string-laden downtempo pop from DJ Tennis and Fink, a dreamy slice of loved-up house warmth from Lone, the bustling, dream house era Mediterranean holiday memories of Mugwump's "God is Gracious" and the thrusting, big room-friendly late night hypnotism of Dubfire's "Dust Devil".
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K7 368D
15 Dec 17
Deep House
15 Dec 17
Deep House
Various
Rainer Truby Trio - "Donaueschingen" (Peter Kruders Donaudampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitanskajutenremix) - (6:54) 92 BPM
Knowtoryous - "The Revenge Of The Bomberclad Joint: The Kruder & Dorfmeister Session Pt. II (The Lost Tapes)" - (4:18) 106 BPM
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K 7073IT
22 Dec 14
Balearic/Downtempo
22 Dec 14
Balearic/Downtempo
Various
Review: Most DJs tend to see the DJ Kicks series as an excuse to not only show off their DJ skills, but also the eclectic nature of their music collections. That's the approach Jayda G has taken on her fine instalment, delivering a breathlessly brilliant mix and a selection of unmixed tracks that genuinely has something for every occasion. After beginning with the deep disco of Light of the World, Aged in Harmony and Glass Beams, the Ninja Tune artist offers up a mixture of 21st century Afro-soul (Kokoroko), dubbed-out Brit-funk (Atmosfear), synth-laden '80s soul (Don Blackman), sample-rich 21st century house (Gerry Read), chunky dancefloor deepness (Naomi Darkness, DJ Boring), Motor City-inspired futurism (LNS, Fit Siegel), sub-heavy techno (Haai) and dusty future R&B beats (DJ Koze).
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K7 402D
14 May 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
14 May 21
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: It's long been something of a tradition for Tosca's albums to be followed, within a year, by a set of remixes and alternative versions. Shopsca: The Outta Here Versions maintains this trend, delivering all-new reworks of the Viennese duo's 2014 full length, Outta Here. While there's a thread of blazed dub running throughout, the variety of the reworks is actually rather impressive. FaltyDL's version of "Have Some Fun" - all bittersweet horns and fizzing future-jazz electronics - is particularly inspired, while the Ogris Debris version of "Kickin' It Down" is a wild, electrofunk-meets-glitch-house gem. Throw in some dub disco style reworks and a woozy house re-fix of "Crazy Love" from Tom Demac, and you have a rather strong set.
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K 7330CD
29 Jun 15
Minimal/Tech House
29 Jun 15
Minimal/Tech House
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K7 180EP
21 Mar 05
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
21 Mar 05
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
