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Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: There aren't any prizes for guessing that Dario Evangelista's latest release under his Enter The Void alias follows a distinctive, acid-soaked direction. As the EP title suggests, PR303 101 is all about the sounds that emulate from the famed Roland box. "90's Acidcore" recalls Hardfloor at their most intense, with rolling snares powering the squelching acid lines on to spine-tingling crescendos. "Impulsive Mass" is more streamlined and linear, with Evangelista dropping 303 stabs over a rolling groove. He returns to a raw sound on "Tribal Ritual", where searing acid splurges over fragmented, spiky percussion. The reverberating breaks on "Like The Heaven" call to mind tripped out 90s break beat techno from Josh Wink and Hardkiss, but with a foreboding undercurrent.
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PR303. 101
10 Feb 23
Techno
10 Feb 23
Techno
Review: Holland's Shipwrec label has been on an unstoppable roll since 2015, and the label just keeps on delivering new and impressive music of all sorts shapes and sizes. Releases from Edman, Drvg Cvltvre or Delta Funktionen have given the label a distinctive electro feel, but this new mini LP from The Void Pointers offers something more abstract and aurally involving. From "Function" though to "Memcpy" and "Deference", there is a cold and misty presence that fails to wither away into thin air. Instead, the EP manages to retain a concrete shape and sense of direction among the hollow patterns of drone.
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LES 01
12 Jul 16
Ambient/Drone
12 Jul 16
Ambient/Drone
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UXA 002
10 Sep 15
Gabba
10 Sep 15
Gabba
Various
Danny Rampling - "DJ Mix 1" (Cr2 Presents Live & Direct - Danny Rampling 88-08, Two Decades Of Club Classics) - (53:36) 126 BPM
Played by: GRANT NELSON
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ITC2LD 006
15 Sep 08
Funky/Club House
15 Sep 08
Funky/Club House
Various
Jasper Street Co. - "Paradise" (feat Byron Stingily & Norma Jean - Mark Knight & Michael Gray extended mix) - (6:25) 122 BPM
Sterling Void - "It's Alright" (feat Paris Brightledge - DJ Spen & Reelsoul extended mix) - (7:33) 124 BPM
Alex Preston - "Toolroom Poolside 2020 - Mix 01" (Alex Preston continuous DJ mix) - (1:19:30) 122 BPM
Played by: Redfield
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TOOL 94807Z
26 Jun 20
Funky/Club House
26 Jun 20
Funky/Club House
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Critically acclaimed debut album and the success of both Slam and Silicone Soul, Soma also had contributions on the label from Joris Voorn, Samuel L. Session and Itamar Sagi. Judging by the wealth of talent on this compilation, 2010 looks set to be a continuation of their superb work.
Established in 1991, Soma has been instrumental in Scotland's techno scene, pushing the likes of Slam, Funk D'Void and Silicone Soul on their way to the international stars that they have become. Still today, they manage to remain ahead of the game and their 2010 compilation showcases this in emphatic style.
This edition of their annual label compilation both looks back at their last year and then also on into the future. Joris Voorn and D'Julz are both on remixing duty for Slam tracks. Voorn takes on the label bosses' "Ghost Song" whereas D'Julz's dub of the classic "Positive Education" finds its way into the middle of the mix. Other established artists come in the form of Christian Prommer, The Black Dog and Funk D'Void. In keeping with their ethos of pushing up and coming talent, the highly touted Gary Beck and Harvey McKay both make an appearance before the compilation is closed by a remix courtesy of Warp's Autechre.
Soma has always released well selected, relevant and forward thinking compilations. Their 2010 bumper edition is no different. It not only celebrates their superb 2009, but also goes some way to showing us what we can expect for the forthcoming year. Dancefloor here we come!
Established in 1991, Soma has been instrumental in Scotland's techno scene, pushing the likes of Slam, Funk D'Void and Silicone Soul on their way to the international stars that they have become. Still today, they manage to remain ahead of the game and their 2010 compilation showcases this in emphatic style.
This edition of their annual label compilation both looks back at their last year and then also on into the future. Joris Voorn and D'Julz are both on remixing duty for Slam tracks. Voorn takes on the label bosses' "Ghost Song" whereas D'Julz's dub of the classic "Positive Education" finds its way into the middle of the mix. Other established artists come in the form of Christian Prommer, The Black Dog and Funk D'Void. In keeping with their ethos of pushing up and coming talent, the highly touted Gary Beck and Harvey McKay both make an appearance before the compilation is closed by a remix courtesy of Warp's Autechre.
Soma has always released well selected, relevant and forward thinking compilations. Their 2010 bumper edition is no different. It not only celebrates their superb 2009, but also goes some way to showing us what we can expect for the forthcoming year. Dancefloor here we come!
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SOMADA 082
01 Feb 10
Minimal/Tech House
01 Feb 10
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Played by: Seth Merlo, Fracture4, Ki Grid, Juno Recommends Gabba, Fester, Carnage & Cluster, SINOGEN, Demanufacturer, Innovative
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T3RDM 0200
12 Mar 13
Gabba
12 Mar 13
Gabba
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RSD 098
28 Jan 22
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
28 Jan 22
Dirty Dubstep/Trap/Grime
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BHNR 081
08 Jan 21
Minimal/Tech House
08 Jan 21
Minimal/Tech House
