‘Knights of the Templar, Here Comes Neil’ is an example of some of Higgins finest work to date. Not one for the faint hearted, the track is powered by an array of jagged percussion and haunting melodies, which sit menacingly over an onslaught of crunching sub pressure.
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John Roberts announces new album ‘Plum’ for Brunette Editions
John Roberts has announced the release of his third album ‘Plum’, scheduled for release 1st July 2016 on his own imprint Brunette Editions.
Low Jack: Lighthouse Stories
Low Jack’s albums have never been meant for easy listening or straight up club use, instead unchaining from any pre-conceived system or unwanted labelling. This debut outing for the highly-esteemed Modern Love does not only keep its promises music-wise, it also confirms the French producer as one of the most innovative techno producers out there.
Premiere: Demuja ‘Loose Legs’
Demuja makes a comeback with ‘Loose Legs’, a fresh new single weaving a smooth footwork-friendly swing and classic Chicago-style vocals whilst showering alien 303 laser-gun shots with impeccable club know-how. Shuffle your feet.
Anna Homler and Steve Moshier: Breadwoman & Other Tales
First released in 1985, the collaboration between conceptual artist Anna Homler and experimental composer Steve Moshier took a piece of performance art out of the gallery and translated it to a permanent, universal medium.
Lucy readies ‘Eat, Drink, Shop, Relax’ EP for Samurai Horo
Ahead of the release of his forthcoming ‘Self Mythology’ LP – Lucy lands on Samurai Horo in the meanwhile with ‘Eat, Drink, Shop, Relax’, an EP entirely recorded on tape in his Berlin studio and due out April 8th.
Premiere: Simon Heinz ‘Mask’
Surfacing from the banks of the Rhine, Cologne-based label Kommando Records debut with ‘Unknown EP’, a split tape courtesy of up-and-comers Simon Heinz and Ruben List. Stream Heinz opening cut ‘Mask’ within.
Field Records ready dark ambient album from IORI
With the conclusion of their EP trilogy complete, Dutch imprint Field Records have moved back into the long player arena with a release from Japanese born but Berlin-based IORI.
Metrist to release ‘This Is For Sore Is Just There’ on Black Opal
Opal Tapes’ murky sub label Black Opal present their next 12″, ‘This Is For Sore Is Just There’, a burly and uncompromising 6-tracker courtesy of Brighton-based techno producer Metrist.
Guy Andrews: Our Spaces
“Our Spaces” is absurdly crammed with powerhouse belters, of blistering and emotive electronic music, of tentative air and formidable listening. In its entirety, Guy Andrews has created a perfect mix of otherworldly techno and distorted post-rock, strewn together then torn right back up again, a palpable irony against the laws of electronic music, that works so, so well.
Mister Ho & Heap to release debut 12″ on ESP Institute
Back from a last outing on Crème with his label pal Luca Lozano, Klasse Recordings co-founder Mister Ho teams up with Discus Throwers and Neubau honcho Heap on ‘Collision Resistance
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Anenon: Petrol
Anenon, hailer of LA, lover of jazz, proportionate improviser and dedicated musician has brought out his third effort – ‘Petrol’, a remarkably poignant and daringly experimental album.
Moomin On A Minor Thought
We spoke to Sebastian Genz aka Moomin over Skype to discover more behind the makings of his new album ‘A Minor Thought’, his introduction into producing music and his approach with using samples to create his distinct blend of deep, soulful house music.
Hessle Audio announce new EP from Bruce
Following two releases on Livity Sounds sub-label Dnuos Ytivil, the Somerset based producer Bruce returns to Hessle Audio with a 3 track EP, succeeding his debut on the imprint in 2014
ASOK debuts on Crème Organization with ‘A Mind Forever Voyaging’
Liverpool-based producer Stu Robinson aka ASOK has announced his debut full-length ‘A Mind Forever Voyaging’ for Crème Organization arriving in March.
Paul Marmota: Aire
Paul Marmota projects the interplay between our minds’ fantasies fueled by the Internet, video games and the omnipotent media and compares them to the brutality of everyday life which can come scarily close to these illusions.