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Love On The Rocks
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LOTR 019
23 Sep 19
Indie/Alternative
23 Sep 19
Indie/Alternative
Review: For the latest release on her tricky-to-pigeonhole Love on the Rocks label, Paramida has turned to two rising production talents: Comeme and Snuff Tracks sort Violet and Radio Quantica resident Elles. "A Life Lives in Fear is Like a Life Half Lived" is an intoxicating, beat-free treat, where drifting, dreamy vocal samples, twinkling piano motifs and psychedelic acid lines wrap themselves around a restless, mind-altering bassline. Karsa steps up first with a dubby and dreamy, breakbeat-driven interpretation, before Prins Emmanuel delivers a "Boot Dub" that effectively re-casts the track as a loose and languid acid jack-track. There are also two Italo-disco inspired remixes: a throbbing, peak-time friendly take from Ebonz and a more twisted, nu disco-tinged Massimilano Pagliara fix.
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LOTR 018
20 Jul 18
Minimal/Tech House
20 Jul 18
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Ghost Vision's "Shakuhachi" is the work of Thomas Gandey and and Danny McLewin, who are better known as Psychemagik. Recorded in late 2016, the title track feels like it belongs to an earlier era, thanks to its breezy, spacey melodies and Linn drum sound. To ensure that it has a contemporary flavour, Love on the Rocks have commissioned two great remixes. Tokyo Black Star who are known for their work on Innervisions, turn it into a slinky electronic disco workout. Meanwhile Al Kassian's take sees him drop funky break beats and spiralling acid lines without losing the cosmic melodies and breathy sensuality that makes "Shakuhachi" unique.
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LOTR 017
27 Apr 18
Balearic/Downtempo
27 Apr 18
Balearic/Downtempo
Review: For the latest aural adventure on her Love on the Rocks imprint, Paramida has turned to little-known NYC act Totes Preesh, whose only previous release was an epic contribution to a Golf Channel compilation. "Head Shop Boys" is predictably trippy and mind-altering - a gigantic dancefloor bong hit where alien electronics, sparse melodies, whispered vocal samples and long, drawn-out chords cluster around a rock solid drum machine groove. It builds impressively throughout, adding layers of synthesizer fuzziness and TB-303 insanity before finally reaching a breathless conclusion. In comparison, flipside "Haole" is rather laidback and sun-kissed, though its blend of restless bells, tactile acid bass, boogie synths and proto-house charm still packs a punch.
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LOTR 015
14 Apr 17
Minimal/Tech House
14 Apr 17
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Without attracting much hype, Das Komplex was responsible for some of the most enjoyable, dub-fuelled disco and Balearic releases of 2016. He's started 2017 in pretty confident fashion, too, delivering more fine fare via Father & Son Records & Tapes, People Must Jam and, now, Love On The Rocks. Interesting, this outing is a little bolder, woozier and weirder than some outings, though his love of reverb and delay remains a constant. "Szlugi" is an eccentric fusion of clattering drum machine percussion, trippy synthesizer motifs and lo-fi electronics, while "Polenz" effortlessly joins the dots between cosmic disco, jazz-funk and sample-heavy deep house. Best of all, though, is epic flipside "Flauta", a musically rich, Clavinet-heavy dub disco affair that rises and falls for 13 spellbinding minutes.
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LOTR 013
17 Mar 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
17 Mar 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Last spotted cooking up science under his birth name Elliot Thomas, Etbonz gets his chunk on with a hurricane tapestry of cosmicity. Thumping with a loose but focused tech punch, the space between the layers of pads, synths, guitars and soaring FX allow you to weave, bob and lose all sense of time. Remix-wise Prins Thomas lowers the tempo and heightens the dubby aspects of the track with some really neat, intricate rolls on the percussion. Welcome to the future.
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LOTR 012
06 Jan 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
06 Jan 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
