Doing the splits between Salford, Glasgow, County Durham and Middlesbrough, Cong Burn is – despite the geographic distance – no less of a tight-knit collective, revolving
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Judaah
Up this week in our podcast series, BFDM honcho and newly-appointed music programmer of Razzle Judaah steps up to deliver one of his signature genre-busting mixes, blending the finest of slowed-and-throwed gangsta rap and dashing electro rollers with Detroit in the rearview. Nasty.
Premiere: Too Smooth Christ – Cleopatra’s Bath
“Cleopatra’s nose, had it been shorter, the whole face of the world would have been changed“. Blaise Pascal couldn’t have been more right. Half of electro
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Clone Records resurface James Stinson DAT tape Jack Peoples ‘Laptop Cafe’
We have just received news from Clone Aqualung Series that they will release a long lost DAT tape ‘Laptop Cafe’ produced by James Stinson back in the early
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Premiere: 90 Process – Cops Call
Active for the past five years, Mattia Trani’s Pushmaster Discs has been tirelessly promoting an aggro brand of techno and other savage electro delicacies derived from the
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Rebellion in Music: Galaxian talks up his new EP for Foul-Up
Eager to find out more about Galaxian’s unique vision and new Blowback EP on Foul-Up, we sat back with Glasgow-based producer Mark Kastner to discuss his views on politics and society, art of secretiveness and how music can change things from within. Stream the breaks-heavy ‘Forget About It’ within.
Premiere: Rings Around Saturn – Synchrotron
If there is one label that puts the same effort in folding its carefully-curated grooves in between equally painstakingly crafted, one-off visual creations it’s certainly Lindsay Todd’s Firecracker
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Premiere: Textasy – Illusions Of The Mind
There’s a strong smell of heated metal, beastly musk and burnt electronic components going through Texan-born, Berlin-based producer Textasy‘s rabid debut ‘Off The Leash‘, out on 24th April via
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Natural Sciences ready Euro tour
Our good friends from Manchester’s number one dolphin appreciation society Natural Sciences are set to take over Europe with an 8-date tour that’ll see them wreak analogue chaos
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Private Eyes: Mirror Image/Anasazi
Following a similar path to Interstellar Funk’s recent gem ‘Caves Of Steel’ as remixed by Convextion, Olf’s newest venture as Private Eyes – featuring Jeroen – is a matter of cosmic, analogue-heavy greatness tailored for full-scope space vistas.
Field Records mix by Norman Nodge
Bookending the festive period nicely and concluding our Mixcloud based series of Field Records archive mixes, we present Ostgut Ton favourite Norman Nodge as the series finale.
X.I: Last Waves
Imagine Giorgio Moroder boarding KITT, the face stroken through by thick black sunglasses, moustache gleaming and synth blazing as the red-hot sun sinks beyond the horizon. Aussie producer X.I lands on Mind Records with an EP that just as convincingly explicits his ability at melding a serious art of the groove and a superior sense for well-built atmospherics.
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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Premiere: Benoit B – Pour Mes Gars Sûrs
With their catalogue sitting now richer of five releases and having featured contributions from the likes of DJ Overdose, N1L, Tom Dicicco, Mathis Ruffing and label captain himself Benoit B, Berlin-based
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Premiere: Group A – Trance
Of all Dutch musical poles, Den Haag is certainly the city around which floats the most legendary underground mystique. To its name will for ever be attached
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S.O.N.S: Shinjuku One Night Stand
After making quite a splash with the widely praised inaugural transmission of the T.O.K.Y.O series, released via his own eponymous imprint two years ago, mysterious producer S.O.N.S is back with the just as massive ‘Shinjuku One Night Stand’ – a six-track double pack larded with acidic salvos, augmented jungle moves and irruptive laser-battle gunnery.