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Review: As Peach Discs celebrates its 20th release, Saoirse graces the milestone with a five-track EP showcasing her signature tough yet sensual style. In the midst of lockdown, Saoirse crafted tracks like "Vampire Heart" and "Catfished" - each reflecting the emotional rollercoaster of the pandemic era. "Vampire Heart" then captures the hope of emerging from isolation before as the EP unveils sounds from the artist's 'tribal era' with tracks like "Mangomouse" and "Heated Cloud". Both delve into rhythmic depths, revealing Saoirse's natural affinity for percussion, downing her drumsticks for electronic beats.
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PEACH 020
19 Apr 24
19 Apr 24
270
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EXT 083
23 Feb 24
23 Feb 24
275
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ARC 040BP
12 Apr 24
12 Apr 24
285
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Within contemporary techno circles, Reclaim Your City is a revered label - and this split release goes a long way to explaining its appeal. Autonome boss Arkan starts Heimat II with the frosty synths and subtle back beats of "Submarine". Decka changes up the mood on "Circumvent", where a visceral, muddy groove prevails. There's a similar aesthetic on Yant's "Moving". Set to a faster pace, the track resounds to piercing stabs and insistent percussion. Hitam's "Venusian Wind" marks another shift in style. While following a stripped-back sensibility, it sees the emerging producer apply dubbed out influences to an angular rhythm, with devastating impact.
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RYCL 020
19 Feb 24
19 Feb 24
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Played by: Juno Recommends Bass
Review: It's been a while since Neil Landstrumm appeared on Sneaker Social Club. As always, this EP is reflective of his singular presence in modern electronic music. Both "Bravery" and "The Hawk" are quite different to the coruscating techno that Landstrumm made his name with back in the day, but many of the same cues remain. The rave tones, splurging bass and seething percussion now resound to a slower, stepping pace - but they still pack a mighty punch. In contrast, "Respect the Deal" is redolent of his peerless Restaurant of Assassins album, but with rolling break beats anchoring the lurching bass. Keeping the listener guessing, "The Prisoner" reveals a more contemplative side to Landstrumm's productions.
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SNKR 047
24 Nov 23
24 Nov 23
289
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MRR 117
05 Apr 24
05 Apr 24
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IRR 008
19 Jul 21
19 Jul 21
