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Review: Inigo Vontier returns to Multi Culti with a crafty four-track EP. "Asi Si" is a rolling tribal house groove, populated by high-pitched tones and repetitive vocal samples. Dub influences loom large on the title track, where spaced out tones are fused with warbling 303s and subtle percussive builds. Vontier takes inspiration from Chicago on "Tumbada", with doubled-up drums and steely percussion providing the basis for gritty acid lines and a clanging bass. "Ultra Jungle" marks another shift in sound. On this occasion, Vontier deploys robust kicks and a throbbing, pulsating bass, making for a delightfully tripped out dub disco track.
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MC 074
01 Apr 24
Techno
01 Apr 24
Techno
Review: If alien, otherworldly club workouts with an exotic and intoxicating twist set your pulse racing, you need Thomas Jacksson's latest EP in your life. For proof, check opener 'Belgian UFO Wave', where progressively more psychedelic and intense 'acid' motifs and trippy, post-bleep electronic melodies dance atop a raw, stabbing bassline and hypnotic, locked-in beats. Or, for that matter, the hallucinatory electronic riffs, restless beats and mind-mangling TB-303 lines of 'Young Woman in Kashmir'. The intoxicating, enveloping early morning darkness continues on the weirder and more bass heavy 'Aphex Twinkie', while 'Back In Guadalajara' is a moody and stomping workout that subtly builds in waves.
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MC 067
03 Oct 23
Minimal/Tech House
03 Oct 23
Minimal/Tech House
Review: If spiky, industrial agit-pop is your bag then head straight for the title track here: with a huge throbbing bassline reminiscent of Belgian new beat and an aggy, in-your-face mockney vocal, 'Problem' should go down well with those whose record collections embrace the likes of Gang Of Four, Meat Beat Manifesto and early Shamen. Red Axes supplies a slightly funkier remix while elsewhere, 'Where I Am' is a slab of pounding dark techno-disco that gets smoothed out a tad by Orofo, and 'Funeral Of Past Affections' - oddly - recalls nothing so much as Hawkwind circa 'Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music'.
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MC 064
05 Jun 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
05 Jun 23
Disco/Nu-Disco
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MC 052
01 Feb 21
Deep House
01 Feb 21
Deep House
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MC 041
26 Nov 18
Deep House
26 Nov 18
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House
Review: Spoiler alert: there are no Billy Ocean covers to be found here. There are however, three brazen and adventurous cuts from Australian whiz Xanga, each unique and with its own thing goin on. The opening title track is an ominous moodscape escalating in creepiness despite featuring Tarzan samples. Next up, "This Is The Way It Starts" begins with raw tribal drums and echoey vocals before launching into a badass ghetto track. Things then get a bit tripped-out on the slow and hazy "La Luz". Hotshot Nicola Cruz also remixes the title track into stunning dream-pop, a guaranteed hit.
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MC 015
05 Oct 15
Funky/Club House
05 Oct 15
Funky/Club House
