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Video Premiere: Panthera Krause ‘The Space Between Us’
Fresh off the release of Panthera Krause’s debut solo slab for Uncanny Valley, we’re now glad to bring you the exclusive video premiere for the beautiful ‘The Space Between Us’, directed by talented photographer and video artist Lisa Geue.
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.
RAW M.T. debuts JINN Records with Yoshinori Hayashi ‘The Forgetting Curve EP’
Set to launch his JINN imprint, Italian producer RAW M.T. announces the coming release of his label’s inaugural outing, ‘The Forgetting Curve EP’, courtesy of Japanese producer Yoshinori Hayashi.
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.
Premiere: Suzanne Kraft ‘DJ Safety Track’
Following up to Shit Robot’s ‘Rishi’ EP, Kitjen pulls out the fork and knife again. On the menu this time, a flavourful three-track platter from LA producer Suzanne Kraft planned for landing on March 25.
Dollop bring Coma and Rex The Dog to The Brewhouse
Cologne-based duo Coma touch down in London this Friday to play a rare live album show of pop-infused house and electronica alongside Rex The Dog at The Brewhouse / London Fields Brewery.
Dekmantel announce full program of Opening Concerts
After announcing a worldwide tour ending in May, Dekmantel lift the veil on their full program of Opening Concerts, featuring Cabaret Voltaire, James Holden, Tony Allen and more.
Kris Wadsworth
Detroit-via-Berlin techno operator Kris Wadsworth serves up a deep and moody one-hour-long cocktail of helicoid grooves for warehouse-scale dancefloors.
Nu Guinea: The Tony Allen Experiments
Extending the wide-ranging savoir faire of illustrious afrobeat pulse-machine Tony Allen with a fresh blend of retro-laced and path-clearing vision, Nu Guinea’s debut long-player stands as an original creation in its own right.
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.
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.
Open Society bring Evan Baggs to Dance Tunnel
New York based producer Evan Baggs will be joining Ma Dahu for an evening of stripped-back raw house at Dance Tunnel on Friday 22nd April.
William Basinski: ‘A Shadow In Time’ at Union Chapel
Just like many other musicians who defiantly do things their own way, William Basinski clearly loves the music he makes, which is abstract enough to be utterly malleable in its interpretation or profundity, a unique experience for each listener. He is kind of a rockstar.
12z premiere ‘Of Roots Hardly Known’ – Directed by Máté Bartha
Following the release of Hungarian duo 12z’s second album ‘Trembling Air’ on Nicolas Jaar Other People imprint, we’re now glad to premiere the music video for the chilled downtempo ‘Of Roots Hardly Known’ cut, directed by Máté Bartha.