Following the launch of his eponymous label and sophomore album as Complete Walkthru earlier this year, NYC-based producer Max McFerren will return later in the summer to
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Premiere: Ossia – Tumult
After a first incursion on the label with the excellent ‘Control/Information/Version‘ last year, Bristol multi-hatted don Daniel Davies aka Ossia returns to Berceuse Heroique this summer to deliver a hell of
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Premiere: Viers – A Moment In The Machine
There was the mother ship Shall Not Fade and its offshoots SNF White and Lost Palms, now you can add Dream Of Dystopia to the Bristol imprint’s
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S.O.N.S: Shimokitazawa One Night Stand
Third in the ‘One Night Stand’ series, ‘Shimokitazawa ONS’ perpetuates the sonic identity established by the first couple EPs, letting S.O.N.S’ sure shot amalgams of organic ambientisms, ayahuasca-fueled multivision scope and supple groovy flexions do the talk in splendid fashion.
Premiere: Geodetic – III
The name Geodetic may not sound familiar to your ear for now, but the duo operating beneath sure should ring a bell to all appreciators of
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Premiere: Makadem & Behr – Nyako (Africaine 808 Remix)
Even though the label’s been active for a few years already, On The Corner Records‘ first claim to fame came in 2016 with the release of
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Premiere: Trudge – And I’m Losing My Mind Again
2017 should be the year of confirmation for UK-based imprint Of Paradise. Incepted last year by Paul P. and Lauren C., the label’s just recently put
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Premiere: Annanan & Maroje T. – I Am
If 2016 was a busy year for Rotterdam-based label Pinkman, 2017 is already ahead of the curve with no less than six records out this year and the seventh just
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In Perspective: DJ Seinfeld
In the space of only two years, DJ Seinfeld has grown from the status of unheard talent onto that of an accomplished artist at the speed of light. We caught up with Armand as he opens up on his sudden rise to prominence, production debut and how he accustoms to the demanding tour life.
Premiere: DJ Slyngshot – Hygh-Tech
After a first episode this year which featured the likes of Fred P, Nubian Mindz, James Priestley & Marco Antonio, Secretsundaze continue their portrayal of this year’s dance music
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Premiere: Willis Anne & Vonverhille – wav1
Started last year with an inaugural split tape from label owner Vonverhille and Punk Is Dada, rapidly followed by five other records, Maturre are now back with their
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Premiere: LK – Angel
Even though their catalogue would normally be in the budding stage like most labels established two years ago, Bristol’s Shall Not Fade seems to get busier from year
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Premiere: Norwell – Celestial Bodies
Budapest’s Norwell champions a sound that defies the laws of gravity. Calibrated to high-accuracy standards, his propulsive blends of kosmische and time-honoured Detroit electro have seen Balázs
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Premiere: E Davd – Ice Moon
Described by its main operator Alex Hall as a “communication tool for emerging mutants“, Manchester’s number one dolphinarium Natural Sciences has quite an obvious appetite for all things
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Premiere: Rupert Marnie – Dog Terminal
Hailing from Hamburg, Germany, The Press Group is a label that seems to have more gas in the tank than its quiet ratio of one release a
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Premiere: DJ Stoner Dad – Magik Phunk
Beware Mixmag, here’s another contender for your much talked-about contest of the silliest DJ name from last year – one that could eclipse the likes of
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