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X 002
09 Feb 24
Minimal/Tech House
09 Feb 24
Minimal/Tech House
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X 001
01 Dec 23
Progressive House
01 Dec 23
Progressive House
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SIAMESE 036
09 Jun 23
Minimal/Tech House
09 Jun 23
Minimal/Tech House
Review: This second split release on Siamese follows last year's first Anthology instalment and focuses again on melodic, electronic house. Label owners Adriatique's "Grinding Rhythm" sets the tone, with its subtle, intricate rhythm and understated melodies. It's the kind of track that will work in a number of settings from warm up to peak time, albeit for a more discerning crowd. Soel's "Oberon" is more dubby but is also shot through with a moody undercurrent, thanks to the ominous riffs that accompany the rolling arrangement throughout. Marino Canal's "Men of No Purpose" is somewhat deeper and even veers toward an epic sensibility thanks to its frosty synths, but retains its dance floor focus thanks to a tricky supporting rhythm. if you're looking for a refined, futuristic take on house, check this release.
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SIAMESE 007
08 Jun 18
Techno
08 Jun 18
Techno
Review: Tale of Us' label is steadily growing a reputation for championing left of centre dance music and "Ray" is no exception. The work of Swiss pair Adriatique, it brings together unusual sources to create a distinctive vision for contemporary techno. "Voices from the Dawn" boasts the dusty, grainy authenticity of proto-techno and ambient, with the duo integrating droning bleeps with a pulsating, electronic groove. On the title track, they go deeper; the rhythm is low slung and hypnotic and a melancholic synth riff unravels over a sequence of understated kicks. It's another killer release from this fast rising imprint.
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AL 012
09 Mar 18
Minimal/Tech House
09 Mar 18
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: It's been almost a year since Swiss duo Adriatique presented their much lauded full length effort 'Nude', and this fresh collection of reworks ensure they still get to live on in the (mind the pun!) - Afterlife. While household names such as label bosses Tale of Us (with Mathame), Keinemusik's Rampa and Solumun appear, it's definitely worth mentioning the more underground artists that they reeled in. Berghain resident Kobosil's barrelling and austere rework of "Tachykardia" keeps the sensual vocals of the original, but is absolutely geared for the peak time period of his acclaimed DJ sets at the Berlin institution. Italian trio Agents Of Time (Obscura) deliver a typically epic and entrancing journey into the deeper realms of dancefloor dynamics, and probably most surprising of all is the addition of Frankfurt minimal house legend Isolee who injects "Mystery" with his idiosyncratic style of emotive and glitching minimal funk.
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AL 030
25 Oct 19
Techno
25 Oct 19
Techno
Played by: Marc Romboy
Review: The Cityfox affiliated Zurich duo Adriatique return for a brilliant EP that inaugurates their brand new label named Siamese. On the Patterns Of Eternity EP, the title track is a mesmerising and hypnotic tech house journey with trancey arpeggios and soaring synth leads. While second offering "Womb" is more suited to the warm up or afterhours alike on this deep and moody cruise through the darklands. Finally "Quadrivia" closes this fine release out on a dreamy and ethereal progressive house tip that you could imagine being played at an open air rooftop party by the likes of Lee Burridge.
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SIAMESE 001D
28 Oct 16
Minimal/Tech House
28 Oct 16
Minimal/Tech House
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SIAMESE 010
12 Jul 19
Progressive House
12 Jul 19
Progressive House
Various / Adriatique
Adriatique - "Faze DJ-Set 28" (continuous DJ mix) - (1:15:56) 121 BPM
Mattheis - "Klrnoe" - (9:07) 118 BPM
Adriatique - "Lophobia" - (6:53) 121 BPM
Joy Wellboy - "Before The Sunrise" (Dixon remix) - (8:30) 121 BPM
Ane Brun - "To Let Myself Go" (Andre Hommen remix) - (8:27) 126 BPM
Adriatique - "Rolling Stone" - (6:27) 119 BPM
Mano Le Tough - "Return To Yoz" - (7:05) 119 BPM
Ian Pooley - "CompuRhythm" (Baikal remix) - (10:30) 123 BPM
Dennis Ferrer - "Son Of Raw" (Loco Dice remix) - (10:32) 127 BPM
Ame - "Rrose S?lavy" - (9:29) 123 BPM
Moderat - "Bad Kingdom" (DJ Koze remix) - (8:15) 118 BPM 
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DJS 094INT
18 Jul 14
Minimal/Tech House
18 Jul 14
Minimal/Tech House
Review: If you've been paying attention to the more polished end of European deep house, you should already be aware of Adriatique. The Swiss duo first made their name back in 2012 with releases on OFF Recordings, Culprit and Diynamic, and have slowly been building their reputation ever since. Here, the vest-sporting duo continues to explore the tactile world of moody contemporary deep house with a trio of typically moody, atmospheric cuts. Think shuffling rhythms, woozy vocals, tech-tinged electronics and long, drawn-out chords. There's a significant low-end pulse propelling lead cut "Rolling Stone", while the two versions of Name One collaboration "Midnight Walking" (available in vocal and Dub forms) impress with their ever-rising intensity and fluid melodies.
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CP 041
10 Feb 14
Deep House
10 Feb 14
Deep House
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CF 021
22 Aug 14
Minimal/Tech House
22 Aug 14
Minimal/Tech House
