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Lone Romantic
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Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Joining pioneers like Carl Finlow and Freddy Fresh on Lone Romantic are CYRK. The duo, who have released on labels like Avoidant and Rawax, deliver four diverse electro cuts. The title track resounds to a rumbling bass and mysterious synth stabs, with these elements supported by robust bass drums. On "Holographic", the pair carve out a more mysterious sound, with eerie melodies underpinned by a gurgling, splurging bass, while "We Are Not" is a jarring track, as CYRK incorporate speak and spell tones and hushed vocals over a rough rhythm. Lastly, "Zeigarnik Effect" sees them delve into deep, sub-aquatic sound scapes and a rumbling bass.
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LR 020
27 Nov 20
Electro
27 Nov 20
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Following up releases on Blind Allies and Applied Research, Paul Villard this time resurfaces on Lone Romantic to showcase his strange and unusual superhuman powers - that supposedly came to him after a 'gamma accident'. The C.A.R.R.I.O.N EP unveils more of the enigmatic producer's cinematic electro sound, as best heard on the Dopplereffekt-ish "Submarine Limousine", or the underwater electro funk of "Fluid Dynamics" and the dystopian bass drama of "Neon Death" which also calls to mind the sounds of Motor City legends. With this majestic EP, Villard paints a vivid picture of some distant interplanetary world.
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LR 019
18 Sep 20
Electro
18 Sep 20
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Lending touches of dub techno, twinkling techno and pumping Italo-electro to a spread of stadium sized soul vocals, Maneater arrives on Maceo Plex's Lone Romantic with a single pushing harder drums, cosmic atmospheres and the subtle arpeggios of its arrangement. The exclusive remix comes from Alinka, an American-based artist getting some attention at the moment for her work with labels like Classic, Crosstown Rebels and her Twirl Recordings. Two super hits here for a for the full, packed and pumping dancefloor.
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LR 014
28 Feb 20
Electro
28 Feb 20
Electro
Review: Sharp Felon is a spin-off project of Italian act Agents of Time, and the project gets off to an impressive start with this EP on Maceo Plex's label. Focused on the electro style, opening track "Devil Trail" is a deep, atmospheric breaker that resounds to spaced out synths, bruising drums and warbling bass. It's an uplifting, powerful piece. On "Telework Titan", Sharp Felon goes down a more nihilistic route; the bass is relentlessly ominous, while the percussive ticks support morose synth lines that drift in over the arrangement. "Cyber Fex" also paints a bleak picture, with Sharp Felon laying down bleeding acid with nocturnal synths that are redolent of Dopplereffekt at their very darkest.
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LR 013
19 Apr 19
Electro
19 Apr 19
Electro
Review: It's no coincidence that Galaxy Lane has chosen this stage name because as Voyager 1 demonstrates, the shadowy producer specialises in esoteric electro. Issued on Lone Romantic, a Spanish label with immaculate pedigree thanks to previous releases from Freddy Fresh and Carl Finlow, this EP includes the high-paced, murky funk of "Landed". However, it really impresses when Galaxy Lane goes off the deep end and into the unknown. The aptly-named "Explore" is a wonderful spaced out piece of esoteric electronic music - led by blips and spacey synths, while "Take Off" resounds to growling robotics, speak and spell tones and a frazzled bass.
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LR 012
15 Mar 19
Electro
15 Mar 19
Electro
Review: Vectorvision aka Brian Bishop joins underground luminaries such as Carl Finlow and Lord of the Isles on the Lone Romantic roster. Similar in aesthetic to Finlow's work, Star Dwellers is a futuristic, at times bleak electro release. It starts off with the stripped back, metallic funk of "Age of Ruin", its slinky rhythm conjuring up the soundtrack to a crumbling industrial city scape. "City of Illusion" sees Bishop take a turn down an alternate route, with ice cool synths unravelling against a low-slung electronic groove. "Vortex Unknown" is similar in approach to "Ruin", but sees Bishop deliver a tougher workout, with mechanical squelches and blips reverberating against a tough, robotic rhythm.
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LR 008
07 Sep 18
Electro
07 Sep 18
Electro
Played by: ROTCIV
Review: UK artist Lord Of The Isles aka Neil McDonald joins the Lone Romantic crew in what is an unexpected turn for both him and the imprint; thus far, the Barcelona-based label has focused on dark and dreary sounds from the likes of Carl Finlow aka Vatican Shadow. LOTI comes through with a more mechanical approach compared to his usual blend of house flavours, with "Irafas" and "Alpha" both wrapped in a cold, industrial electro glaze - the latter being the dreamier of the two. "Q-bit" enters a darker realm, full of dubby nuances and a stripped-back beat structure, whereas "Three Times Eleven" scraps the kick drums in favour of rhythmic synth soundscapes. Brilliant stuff.
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LR 006
27 Jul 18
Electro
27 Jul 18
Electro
Review: Unlike the best part of this recent wave of electro stunners hitting our charts, Carl Finlow's material dates back to the mid 1990s; the man is an underrated pillar of the genre, and thanks to his days working with Ralph Lawson he has accumulated plenty of respect around these parts. Following up from some killer EPs by the likes of Maceo Plex and Mariel Ito, Finlow lands on Barcelona's Lone Romantic imprint, coming through with four effectively assembled electro deviations. The opening "Romboid Assassin" is a dark, cavernous gunshot of bass and elastic beats, while "Veiled" goes deeper on the euphoric synths, "Phisge" strips it all down to bleeps and hard-edged drums, leaving "Anomaly 2" to keep us dreaming in warm, placid drum-machine jam. That's Finlow for you.
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LR 005
30 Mar 18
Electro
30 Mar 18
Electro
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LR 004
23 Feb 18
Electro
23 Feb 18
Electro
