Chances are that the new album “Surfaces” by Barcelona based producer Boliden will be one of the most beautiful albums released this year. More importantly than that though, it is an album which gets deeper with each listen, placing it well outside any simple genre or vibe categorisation.
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Behind This Wall launch record label with JoOrs & DJ Stingray
2016 saw our friends at Behind This Wall open up an audiophile basement bar in the heart of Hackney. Failing to disappoint, today they have stepped up their game
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Allergy Season and Discwoman team up for protest compilation ‘Physically Sick’
With just hours to go until President Trump’s Inauguration, the music community is joining forces to show its fears and disapproval at the future US president’s imminent investiture.
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Throwing Snow: Embers
In a world where the average person gives a track seven seconds for a hook to manifest, make sure time is set aside before deciding to experience ‘Embers’. An album in the truest sense of the word, it flourishes when play is pressed on track one and silence only resumes after the suite of fourteen reaches its end.
Pinkman’s sublabel Charlois to release Timothy J. Fairplay’s debut solo LP
Next month will see the release of London-based producer Timothy J. Fairplay‘s debut full-length on Pinkman sister label Charlois. The album will come in both 2 x
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Mistress Recordings inaugurate 2017 with Club Zukunft resident Look Like
Emphasising a busy few months already for Zak Khutoretsky aka DVS1 – who already has an upcoming curated night at Fabric, a Hush 20 tour last
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Premiere: CVBox – Lackporling
Over the course of the past few years the discreet CVBox has been steadily expanding his well-groomed sound palette at a rather steady pace, moving from claustrophobic deep techno to spacious ambient-leaning blends
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Call Super delivers a suitably after hours mix for fabric
Following Nina Kraviz’ contribution to Fabric’s long standing mix series, which we reviewed last year, Call Super steps up for the next edition with a 24-track after hours
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Premiere: Lena Willikens – Orutu Run
Lena Willikens has undeniably been one of 2016’s most prolific artists. Known for her atypical musical taste and her impressive capacity of picking lesser-known yet brilliant
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Secretsundaze announce DANCE 2017 compilation
Of mediums that have seemed driven to the brink of extinction in the face of successors, the compilation has seen a bit of a renaissance recently.
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Demdike Stare: Wonderland
More than anything in their catalogue, Wonderland is rooted in the history of dance music, taking rhythms, grooves and structures from across the club spectrum. These beats however, have been mangled, tangled and twisted into weird new shapes.
Scissor and Thread Best of 2016
Today Brooklyn based deep house imprint Scissor & Thread release an eleven track ‘Best Of 2016‘ digital compilation shining light on the imprints output. 2016 saw the
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Premiere: Steve Murphy – Next Saturday (Club Mix)
Since his debuts half a decade ago, Steve Murphy has rapidly established as one of Italy’s most reliable tune makers in the realm of classic, Chicago-indebted house music, steadily charting
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Fabric 91: Nina Kraviz
Fabric close out the year with a techno mix from Nina Kraviz. Following on from last year’s DJ Kicks session, it represents a significant A-to-Z journey with a tour through a vibrant and varied landscape. Featuring archive tracks and unreleased moments from her трип label, breath-taking is not a strong enough word to encapsulate it.
Detroit Swindle uncover The Round Up
With the third number of ‘The Round Up’ coming out today on Heist Recordings featuring choice contributions from Obas Nenor, Adesse Versions, Nachtbraker, Detroit Swindle and more, we caught up with Lars and Maarten between flights to discuss the compilation’s raison d’être, Heist’s sense of family and leaving their mark in time.
Romans: Gunnar Haslam & Tin Man talk up ‘Valere Aude’
We sat back with Gunnar Haslam and Tin Man to discuss their inspirations and offer a bit more insight into their collaborative project Romans. Stream the epic floor-melter ‘Legia’ within.