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SOMA628D
20 May 22
Electro House
20 May 22
Electro House
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SOMA 623D
25 Feb 22
Electro House
25 Feb 22
Electro House
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SOMA 618D
29 Oct 21
Electro House
29 Oct 21
Electro House
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Slam return to their Soma label with a hard-edged but distinctive four-tracker. First up is"SD 00.01", where the veteran duo bring the listener on a white knuckle ride through dense loops, an experience that's made all the more exhilarating thanks to the use of dynamic filters and frosty synths. "SD 00.02" is constructed using a similar approach, but in this instance shimmering chords and menacing stabs are fused to create a mesmerising peak-time track. The third track draws on the trance heritage of Thomas Heckmann, with epic builds copper fastened to a rolling groove, while the fourth and final "SD" track sees Slam deploy a similar approach, this time as melodic hooks are set to a dense, looped arrangement.
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SOMA 611D
23 Jul 21
Techno
23 Jul 21
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Soma owners Slam have been making techno records for over 30 years and their latest EP sees them focus on peak-time sounds. "The Passage" sounds like it took inspiration from the hypnotic tones of Plastikman's remix of System 7's "Alphawave", fusing these elements with massive kick drums and sweeping percussion. Meanwhile, on the title track, Slam draw on classic early 90s records from UR and Jeff Mills as inspiration for its searing rave/industrial riffs. This intense release also features "Deflect": more linear than the other tracks, its pounding drums and layer upon layer of metallic percussion is no-thing short of exhilarating.
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SOMA 604D
09 Apr 21
Techno
09 Apr 21
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Following their Archive Edits release last year, Slam return to their label with a no-nonsense dance floor techno EP. "Capture" is a searing, high-octane track, led by mesmerising filters, a repetitive vocal shriek and wave upon wave of phased percussion. The addition of Beltram-esque rave stabs adds to the sense of drama. On "False", the Scottish duo opt for a more stripped back approach, but the end result is just as effective, with hammering percussion and tough drums supporting clanging riffs. Rounding off this formidable release is "Episode", a linear club track that resounds to steely drums and a rolling, hypnotic rhythm.
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SOMA 584D
21 Aug 20
Techno
21 Aug 20
Techno
Review: Following on from the latest Archive Edits release in 2019, Slam bounce back with this storming EP. The title track is a pile-driving, pounding affair that is built on visceral kicks and eerie chord loops. As its title suggests, "Primitive Shift" is a primal, tribal groove that rolls and builds against the backdrop of a spiralling acid line. "Container" sees the storied duo draw on early 90s influences to deliver a chilling, hardcore-themed banger, while rounding off the release "Zero Dip" is a powerful looped affair; populated by vocal snippets it comes to a crescendo against a series of intense builds and drops.
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SOMA 570D
09 Mar 20
Techno
09 Mar 20
Techno
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SOMA 568D
20 Jan 20
Techno
20 Jan 20
Techno
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SOMA 554D
23 Aug 19
Techno
23 Aug 19
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Glaswegian legends Slam are back with another single on their Soma imprint, delivering a bunch of sturdy and reliable techno tools on their new release. The duo of Stuart McMillan and Orde Meikle have had an abundance of material released this year - the Cyclone EP being their fifth thus far. Their tracks here are as powerful as ever but "Positive Education" or "Lifetimes" these 'ain't - the duo venturing deep down into the depths of the underground to deliver these pitch black and austere executions. From the hypnotic ferocity of "Antonym" with its Millsian chime melody, the steely and ferocious peak time onslaught of the title track or the full throttle mentalism of "Revolve" McMillan and Meikle take no prisoners on this aggressive release.
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SOMA 531D
19 Oct 18
Techno
19 Oct 18
Techno
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SOMA 525D
20 Jul 18
Techno
20 Jul 18
Techno
Played by: Trevor Benz
Review: The Track Series has seen Soma owners Slam shed a light on their underground roots, with a specific focus on the Chicago influences that helped shape their sound. For the sixth instalment, they turn their attention to one of the city's earliest warehouse jams. "Like This" appeared during the mid-80s on DJ International and was Chip E's debut record. The Scottish pair take the track's distinctive, stuttering vocal sample and fuse it with an uptempo, hard jacking rhythm and wave upon wave of spiralling acid lines. It's sure to introduce a whole new generation to the raw sound of Chicago house.
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SOMA 498D
18 Aug 17
Techno
18 Aug 17
Techno
Review: Soma owners Slam continue their journey back to their underground techno roots on the fifth instalment of Track Series. While the Scottish duo may still be best know for their euphoria-inducing Positive Education, there has always been a darker side to their sound, evident on tracks like "Stepback". "Vapour", the sole track on Volume 5, falls into that malevolent category. Kick drums hammer away mercilessly and percussion hisses furiously as a dramatic organ riff filters and twists its way into the foreground. "Vapour" is undoubtedly a 90s-influenced track, and will appeal to fans of Slam's tougher side.
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SOMA 482D
10 Mar 17
Techno
10 Mar 17
Techno
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SOMA 472D
09 Dec 16
Techno
09 Dec 16
Techno
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SOMA 441D
20 Nov 15
Techno
20 Nov 15
Techno
