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DB 142
26 Aug 16
Minimal/Tech House
26 Aug 16
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Alkalino
Review: Wade & Odyssey's London based label is on its twelfth release and serves up another hot one courtesy of Berlin based Belgian Kill Frenzy. "Answering Machine" is bouncy, warbling, bass driven minimal that's perfect for those afterhour sets. Reminiscent of old Marc Houle. "Freak" on the other hand is pounding peak time industrial techno, dark and steely in a similar style to Rotterdam's Mord imprint. Those nefarious pitch shifted vocals and doom laden synths over the top certainly adding to its overbearing drama! Following up previous releases on Dirtybird and Pets Recordings, this is promising stuff.
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WO 012
28 Sep 15
Minimal/Tech House
28 Sep 15
Minimal/Tech House
Review: When Belgian producer Kill Frenzy first surfaced back in the late '90s, he made a name for himself as a purveyor or robust, slightly jarring electro-house. He's clearly mellowed with age, because this EP for Food Music is decidedly deep. "Errybody" is warm and woozy, all tactile beats, intoxicating chords and drawn-out builds, while the Shadow Child and Tom Flynn Remix turns it into a wonky, acid-flecked stepper. "I Like It", his collaboration with Sacha Robotti, is deeper and dreamier, with just enough garage influence to excite the Hypercolour heads. It's good, as is B-Ju's sparse, percussive, low end-heavy deep garage re-fix.
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885012 017488
05 May 13
Deep House
05 May 13
Deep House
Various
Review: Dirtybird showcase their deeper side on a new 14-track complation featuring some of the label's best loved artists (Claude VonStroke, Julio Bashmore, Sascho Robotti, Pezzner) alongside a host of more up-and-coming names. There's quite a variety of sounds on offer here, with cuts ranging from the dreamy, bassy minimalism of opener "Aundy" to the pop leanings of Scavazza's "Shake Your Hearts". The best bits, though, come largely from the deepest end of the spectrum: Tom Flynn's Amp Fiddler collab "The Future" is a late-night, jazzy delight while Dernis and Robot Love bring us a couple of proper deep house bullets.
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DB 282
01 Apr 22
Minimal/Tech House
01 Apr 22
Minimal/Tech House
Endymion & The Viper - "Raging In The Dancehall" (feat Feral Is Kinky - album edit) - (4:00) 155 BPM
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BYMD 041
21 Jun 13
Hardstyle
21 Jun 13
Hardstyle
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: This third volume of the Twin Turbo compilation is a timely reminder of Turbo's consistency when it comes to delivering varied dance music. The TRACE7000 remix of Jakwob's "Feel So Good" is a pulsating, acidic track, while Kill Frenzy ups the intensity levels with the swampy electronics and ghetto jack of "Follow Me". In contrast, ANNA's "Artha" is a sleek affair, its linear rhythm supporting tranced out rhythms, while on "Build Up Your House", Hoshina Anniversary delivers a modern take on Chicago jack, with repetitive vocals underpinned by a grainy rhythm. Label owner Tiga also makes an appearance, with Dense & Pika delivering a techy take on his version of Public Enemy's "Louder Than A Bomb".
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TTDX 03
13 Nov 20
Techno
13 Nov 20
Techno
Jaymo / Andy George / Various
Played by: Jask, Grant Nelson, Toyboy & Robin, Chris Deepak, Juno Recommends Deep House, Pezzner, Carl Cox, Danny Moodymanc, King Jackal, Dublin Aunts, Sounds of Sumo, D3ADL1NE, Groove Armada, DA MOVELT NASTY SHOW, Eats Everything, Natural High
Review: Bristol-based rising stars Jaymo and Andy George are regular collaborators. Here, they join forces again to launch Moda Music offshoot Moda Black with a compilation of previously unreleased material. For those interested in the new wave of British and European house, it should be an essential purchase. Some of the duo's own Bristol pals make an appearance, with strong contributions from Lukas (the darting "Best In Show") and Eats Everything & Idiotproof (an excellent, peaktime-friendly remix of The 2 Bears). Elsewhere, highlights include a grandiose new cut from the duo themselves, an organ-heavy garage-meets-cocaine house banger from Disclosure, and a cacophonous rinse-out from Hot Since 82.
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MB 003D
08 Jul 12
Deep House
08 Jul 12
Deep House
