Cooper Saver shows the width of his mixing savoir faire, adroitly manoeuvring in between the lines – from stealth late-nighters to old-school house shufflers, through breaksy electroid eruptions, tribal rhythms and laid-back vintage acideries.
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Premiere: Textasy – Acid Eater
If his previous outings for Natural Sciences, E-Beamz and Exotic Robotics earnt him his stripes as one of the most gifted electro young guns to have
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Premiere: Hermeth – Am I A Joke To You
Making a comeback in the limelight after a few years of mainstream disinterest, the electro scene enters a new ascending phase with a flurry of exciting
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Premiere: N’conduit – In the Mood for Zima (October’s Increased pH Levels Remix)
As Ben UFO pointed out on Twitter, it’s not easy to keep acid music interesting these days, but Bristolian DJ and producer October succeeded in this
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Premiere: Jensen Interceptor – E L E K T R O
If the name Jensen Interceptor primarily evokes frantic grand touring and roaring horsepowers, it’s since become synonymous with gusty 303 showers and fevered breaks thanks to
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Joshua James sets ‘Coarse’ for Newtype Rhythms
When it comes to reading a vibe, a resident DJ knows best — whether they’re starting off the night or closing up shop, there’s no one
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Premiere: Realitycheck – The Signal (VIP Dub)
Stormy yet composed, minutely engineered but hard-wearing, it’s safe to say the sound of French producer Realitycheck has gained a whole new dimension since his detour via
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Premiere: Dina – Sea Trial
Having made a name for herself via her Nachtcrew nights and Boarding Gate show on n10.as radio, Dina Khashan eventually steps up to display her production
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Russell E.L. Butler: Petty
The strength of this EP lies in Dime Bar logic: soft on the outside, crunchy on the inside,
Russell E.L. Butler lines up hard hitting ‘Petty’ EP on Spectral Sound
Next month Oakland based Russell E.L. Butler will release their latest extended player ‘Petty‘ via Ghostly International’s dance floor-oriented imprint Spectral Sound. With previous releases on Opal
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Premiere: Nitecc – Sacrifice
Returning after a one-year hiatus, French record label Raw Sounds District eventually found their heart’s desire in Toronto’s Nitecc, who steps up to deliver his debut solo 12″, ‘Seccts
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Premiere: Voiron – Air Voiron
Expert merchants of dashing electro, retro-laced synth music and arpeggio-driven groove’o-logies, the paths of French producer Voiron and Paris-based imprint Nocta Numerica seemed bound to converge, and successfully did
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Premiere: Alex D. – A1. Untitled
Alex D. likes to dance. Having previously released cassettes, he is now also about to release his debut 12″ ‘Front Range Hardcore’ this month via on his homegrown
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Working Women’s DJ Voices opens up about her ascendant year and what’s coming up next
Between hosting a radio show on The Lot and events at Jupiter Disco, plus touring with Working Women and booking for Brooklyn-based institution Nowadays, DJ Voices barely has time to soak it all in. We caught up with the rising deejay and she delivers mix of obscure records for Newtype Rhythms.
Premiere: Kadajane – DNS Sinkhole
Following up to choice efforts from Nikolajev and Endamisi Salamisi, Tallinn-based PÄÄSTEVEST return with their third 12″ this year, ‘Rostok’, coming courtesy of another local talent, Kadajane. After
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Posthuman: Mutant City Acid
Posthuman deliver some of their finest work to date with ‘Mutant City Acid’ LP. Created as a soundtrack to a mythical dystopia called New Reno City, the album is replete with nods to ’80s and ’90s computer gaming and sci-fi including Fallout, Bladerunner and Ian M. Banks.