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Zomby: With Love

1. As Darkness Falls
2. Ascension
3. Horrid
4. If I Will
5. Isis
6. It’s Time
7. Memories
8. Orion
9. Overdose
10. Pray For Me
11. Rendezvous
12. The Things You Do
13. This One
14. Vanishment
15. VI-XI
16. VxV
17. 777
18. Black Rose
19. Digital Smoke
20. Entropy Sketch
21. Glass Ocean
22. How To Ascend
23. I Saw Golden Light
24. Pyrex Nights (Feat. Last Japan)
25. Quickening
26. Reflection In Black Glass
27. Shiva
28. Soliloquy
29. Sphinx
30. Sunshine In November
31. Vast Emptiness
32. White Smoke
33. With Love

Polyrhythmic Series #1

A1. Günther Lause – Transit
A2. Zaquoir – Wokule
B1. Larkin & The Sky – Polygon
B2. Bartellow – Peruno
B3. Lukas Rabe – Wintervirus

Without Your Love

oOoOO: Without Your Love

Having braved the storm of witch house with his integrity intact, Christopher Greenspan faced a difficult proposition producing his debut album. To date, Greenspan’s productions as
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Cloud Boat

To celebrate the release of Cloud Boat‘s stunning experimental debut album ‘Book Of Hours‘ released on Apollo Records we sat down with the London duo Sam Ricketts
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Akkord: Navigate EP

With a rapid succession of intriguing releases skirting the UK’s darker dancefloors, Fabric’s Houndstooth imprint, helmed by local taste-maker Rob Booth, has stepped confidently into the limelight in
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DjRum: Seven Lies

In a sense, all music is sound collage. Musicians layer discrete instruments or synths to turn disassociated fragments into a coherent whole. Unfortunately in the dance
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The Haxan Cloak

Earlier this year we met up with The Haxan Cloak aka Bobby Krilic at Hackney Downs Studios in London to discover more about his new album
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Eomac: Spoock

A1 Spoock
A2 Stylised & Desensitised
B1 Spoock (Lucy Remix)
B2 No Name

Romare: Love Songs (Part One)

Romare’s debut EP ‘Meditations On Afrocentrism‘ seemed like a feat too impressive to repeat. Drawing musical influence largely from footwork, blues and hip hop, the collection
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