Daryl Worthington caught up with Ramjac Corporation, aka Paul Chivers, ahead of the reissue of his seminal 12 inch Cameroon Massif and highly anticipated live reel-to-reel set at the Inverted Audio curated stage “Campfire Headphase” at Farr Festival 2018.
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Minimal Violence: MVX / U41A
MVX / U41A is an excellent window into Vancouver’s underground club culture. Reflecting the feel of the Sacred Sound Club, a collective that Minimal Violence adhere to, showcasing the heavier and more aggressive side of dance music.
Premiere: Hugo LX – Dee
In the wake of some solid releases by London vibist Henry Wu and label head Pablo Valentino, MCDE return this summer with the debut incursion of
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Premiere: Hank Youngman – Like I Did (ft. DJ Heure)
Quite intensely active on the digital front for a while, Aussie label Nerang Recordings successfully switched to the 12″ format since last year and the release of their
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Premiere: Jensen Interceptor – Saudade
For over the past half decade Mikey Melas aka Jensen Interceptor has been carving out the contours to a sound both dynamic and rugged, exploring the frontiers between
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Premiere: Metropol – We Accept EBT
Today’s premiere comes from Metropol, a Brooklyn born-and-raised talent that finds a way to celebrate the summer solstice with “We Accept EBT”. A tune that captures
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Premiere: HVL – Moon Halo
Resident DJ at Bassiani, widely reputed as one of the finest clubs in Eastern Europe, Gigi Jikia alias HVL quickly rose above the competition with releases on Rough
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N.O.I.A./Rubicon/Rude 66: Morning Bells
Hot on the heels of Betonkust and Innershade’s homage EP to the Belgian new beat scene, ‘Forever In Boccaccio’, Crimes Of The Future returns with its second instalment of the year, ‘Morning Bells’, a killer 12″ single courtesy of Italo legends N.O.I.A., Rubicon and Rude 66 + a stunning revamp from label co-founder Timothy J Fairplay himself.
Premiere: Automatic Tasty – Make Way For The Family Wonderful (Fuego Intl. Version)
Started off in 2016, Eliott Litrowski and Christophe Amor’s venture Fuego International currently cruises at the slow yet steady pace of a release a year. After a debut
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Premiere: Abby Echiverri – Ionosfeer
Abby Echiverri is a unique talent. Establishing herself most recently with her enigmatic live performances, she has studied multiple disciplines both musically (classically trained in flute,
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Premiere: Rupert Clervaux – Every Tyrant In History
Due out briefly on Berceuse Heroique, ‘Zibaldone III of CVX‘ is the third in a series of releases from London-via-Mallorca based artist Rupert Clervaux after two instalments issued via
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Route 8: Come Home
Hungarian producer Route 8 sets up to provide the 50th release via Lobster Theremin and it proves to be a fine excuse to bring back an artist from much earlier in their discography.
In Perspective: LA-based producer Caffeine talks up ‘Universal Theme’ EP on Third Try Records
Caffeine’s second outing on Third Try Records further migrates to deeper sonic territories. We caught up with Dylan to find out more about his influences and what keeps him going on a daily basis, as he opens up on the difficulties of making it in Los Angeles, urgency in creation and the ideal of tolerance in rave culture. Listen to SFV Acid’s remix within.
Premiere: Le Matin – Renal Liquid Dog
A singular voice in the underground French scene, Le Matin is quite the epitome of the elusive musical figure; abhoring up to the simple potentiality of being pigeonholed
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Premiere: ENA – Edo Machi
Dutch imprint Field Records return to action with another of their unique experimental albums and one that ties the history of two nations together.. Japanese producer
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Premiere: Mas569 – Raza
After a rather quiet 2016, Montreal’s Forbidden Planet came back to life full force last year with a triad of releases courtesy of Farron, Lumpex and Patrick Conway.
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