Singles

Boo Williams – Moving Rivers (Rush Hour)

Singles

KOWTON – NEVER LIKED DANCING (IDLE HANDS)

Albums

CARTER TUTTI VOID – TRANSVERSE (MUTE)

Singles

DEEP SPACE ORCHESTRA – BLINDSIDED (FOTO RECORDINGS)

Singles

Infiniti – The Remixes, Part 2 (Tresor)

Singles

WBEEZA – PECKHAM FLY (THIRD EAR)

Albums

Lovelock – Burning Feeling (Internasjonal)
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Recent Posts

Danny Brown – Detroit State of Mind

 May 14th, 2012

Danny Brown takes us into the real Detroit in this Pitchfork.tv special. We follow Danny with his family, recording new music, performing at Dilla Day and much more.

Boo Williams – Moving Rivers (Rush Hour)

 May 10th, 2012

Boo Williams has had a quiet millennium so far. But on this evidence the veteran Chicagoan’s still got the chops for the club in 2012 – and has found an ideal home with Amsterdam’s guardians of the house flame, Rush Hour. Riffing on his crucial mid-’90s releases for Relief, the title track plays a teak-tough [...]

Brian Eno Lecture In Moscow

 May 8th, 2012

KOWTON – NEVER LIKED DANCING (IDLE HANDS)

 May 5th, 2012

Having opened its doors in early 2011 as a response to the closure of the legendary Rooted Records, Idle Hands Records has pretty much stamped itself at the forefront of Bristol’s much vaunted and equally revived electronic music scene. Situated in the heart of Stokes Croft, the new shop has rapidly become an epicentre for [...]

CARTER TUTTI VOID – TRANSVERSE (MUTE)

 May 2nd, 2012

‘Transverse’ is the first of what will apparently be a series of releases documenting live performances from the already-legendary Short Circuit presents Mute event. Held in London’s Roundhouse over two days in May 2011, the event comprised among other things a fruitful meeting of minds between the eponymous creators of ‘Transverse’, namely long-term life and [...]

DEEP SPACE ORCHESTRA – BLINDSIDED (FOTO RECORDINGS)

 April 29th, 2012

As the saying goes, two heads are better than one. Judging by the output of late from Liverpool based duo Deep Space Orchestra, the combination of Chris Barker and Si Murray certainly makes a winning team. Having gone from strength to strength with releases for labels such as Kirk Degiorgio’s ART, Delusions of Grandeur, Winding [...]

Infiniti – The Remixes, Part 2 (Tresor)

 April 25th, 2012

Thomas Fehlmann and TV Victor dirtied their hands impressively on the opening instalment in Tresor’s 250th-release trilogy of Infiniti remix 12s. The sequel arguably finds the grand old Berlin institution stepping things up a notch or two further, with Redshape and Sandwell District’s Function getting their snouts into another couple of choice truffles from Juan [...]

WBEEZA – PECKHAM FLY (THIRD EAR)

 April 23rd, 2012

Having already amassed an impressive and quite varied series of 12s for Third Ear, one of the UK’s unsung heroes of the last decade when it comes to purveying the finest in Detroit Techno and Deep House music. Whilst the label has focused on working with a large portion of international artists, Wbeeza (pronounced double-u-beeza) [...]

Lovelock – Burning Feeling (Internasjonal)

 April 23rd, 2012

If Steve Moore’s work as one half of Zombi has sometimes sounded as if it ought to be soundtracking obscure ’70s horror movies, then Burning Feeling, his new solo effort on Prins Thomas’s Internasjonal, gives the impression that the ’80s have dawned and he’s landed a big budget commission. Zombi’s releases have frequently strayed into [...]

Maya Jane Coles – DJ-Kicks (K7)

 April 16th, 2012

Perhaps inevitably, given the gale-force hype winds that have filled her sails over the past year, you don’t have to look far to find people keen to sneer at Maya Jane Coles’ rapid rise to prominence. Fair enough: debating whether or not this month’s voguish name deserves their pint of zeitgeist drool can be a [...]

CLARO INTELECTO – REFORM CLUB (DELSIN)

 April 10th, 2012

After something of a hiatus, Manchester boy and Modern Love supremo Claro Intelecto is back to release his third full-length album “Reform Club”, this time for the evergreen Delsin. Having already graced us with his inimitable presence through “Neurofiber” in 2003 and “Metanarrative” in 2008, Mark Stewart has always had a penchant for plunging the [...]

El Nino Andres – Mas Dinero Mas Problemas (Hija de Colombia)

 April 10th, 2012

Every week, seemingly thousands of old ideas get politely recycled in the name of channeling some half-remembered notion of dance music authenticity. So a press release referencing “minimal techno, deep melodic house and richly layered electronica” among other clichés is rarely cause for slapping the headphones on with a grin. Not from Latin climes at [...]

SENSATE FOCUS – SENSATE FOCUS 10 (SENSATE FOCUS)

 April 5th, 2012

I’ll confess that I didn’t come to this release totally cold, having had my interest piqued by the minor commotion it caused in some quarters prior to release. This however was before I managed to get my grubby mitts – or indeed ears – around it.

Petar Dundov – Ideas From The Pond (Music Man)

 April 3rd, 2012

Petar Dundov doesn’t seem to be a man overly bothered about hurrying things. Four years have passed since the Croatian producer’s first album Escapements, also on Music Man – and there’s little on the follow-up to please fans of instant gratification. If the oddly titled Ideas From The Pond suggests low ambition and stagnancy, the [...]

JITTERBUG – ARCANE THEORY (UZURI)

 March 23rd, 2012

Having maintained a varied stream of output and from tight group of well honed talent, London based Uzuri Recordings sees a return to one of their home grown artists for their 18th release. Time has flown since Jitterbug’s last release in 2010 with a follow up eagerly anticipated; the raw sheen and floppy funk of [...]

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