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Kalahari Surfers

Censorship Is Killing Music (Gross National Products 1981 - 1989)FORTHCOMING EXCLUSIVE

Emotional Rescue

Crossed Cheques - (3:34) 75 BPM

Beat About The Bush - (6:18) 64 BPM

Don't Dance - (2:54) 54 BPM

I Wonder Why - (2:38) 69 BPM

Review: South African Warrick Sony is a ground breaking composer who was behind the Kalahari Surfers project which now gets a vital spotlight courtesy of Emotional Rescue. This compilation shows how effortlessly eclectic his sound was, from jive rhythms to jazz, tabla to political speeches and much more in between. A Hindu pacifist who was once conscripted into the South African Defense Force, he founded this group as a way out getting his ides out there, calling on other musicians as and when he needed them. It was the first radical white anti-apartheid pop in South Africa and as this vital collection shows it explored polyrhythms, slow motorik, dub sound collage and even a goofy cover of Nancy Sinatra.

ERC 144
03 May 24
Indie/Alternative

Slaine

Frontiers LPPREORDER

Ghost Snares

Make The Future - (7:55) 57 BPM

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GSNAS 027
26 Apr 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle

Kenna

Asphyxiate EPPREORDER

Scandal Sounds

Arthropod - (4:16) 70 BPM

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SCNDL 002
26 Apr 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle

Snowsleep

Empty StaircasesPREORDER

Equinox Musique

Empty Staircases (original mix) - (3:40) 79 BPM

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EM 028
26 Apr 24
Experimental/Electronic

Agro

Ski Mask EPPREORDER

Sub-liminal Recordings

Scum - (4:07) 59 BPM

Played by: AGENT K

Review: If you're worried about producers spending too long in their studios and not getting enough fresh air, or producers inappropriately dressing for an occasion, then save those thoughts for another artist as Agro is most definitely okay: he's currently out on the piste and he's most definitely wearing the correct gear as 'Ski Mask' will get those cheeks nice and warm with every slope-bound slap. Elsewhere 'Murk Nothing' wriggles and rants with the energy and mischief of a young Tyke, 'Porridge' will heat you up with its sludge, warm oaty vibes while 'Scum' closes on an ice cold vibe. Wrap up warm from face to foot.

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SLR 146
26 Apr 24
Drum & Bass / Jungle