Ahead of the release of The Beat Escape album on Bella Union, the Montreal-based duo serve up a mix stamped with their usual seal of elegance. From Bill Nelson to Pink Industry, via Raze De Soare and Degrees of Freedom; this mix is for sunny days and aimless wanderings in the park.
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Premiere: DJ Koyote & TSC – Error Does Not Compute
Together or solo, French troublemakers DJ Koyote and Too Smooth Christ keep channeling energies and fluids via their own dedicated platform, Supergenius Records. After a triplet of releases, the pair
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Khotin: Aloe Drink
Fresh off a remix on Public Release’s latest EP, Vancouver-based producer Khotin turns up on the San Franciscan label again with his new solo effort, ‘Aloe Drink’. Like its title suggests, the present batch metes out four organically-grown chill house groovers, both mildly bracing and revitalising as can be; recommended for when the scorching sun’s turning the city into an open-air oven. Stream Force Of Nature’s revamp within.
Shamos lines up ‘This Life’ EP for SZE
NTS veteran and Apron Records affiliate Shamos has announced the details of a new extended player, scheduled for release May 2018 on SZE, a sister label
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Premiere: Religius Order – Medusa
Following up to a fine split tape debut courtesy of label honcho LBEEZE and US-based producer Ole Mic Odd, Melbourne’s Up North Records are set to strike
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Premiere: CRK – Plus Loin Que La Police
Fresh off a recent delivery on respected edit label Bahnsteig 23 as Caissard DJ, French producer Thomas Caissard reignites the fire as CRK alongside partner in crime Fabio
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Music Video: Bézier – Entr’acte
Tying the music of Bézier with images of a figureless desert where organic shapes and saturated colours weave a fascinating canvas of quietude and eternity, Charles Ludeke delivers his compelling vision of ‘Entr’acte’, lifted from the San Francisco-based producer’s debut album on Dark Entries.
Losoul: Island Time
It has been over 10 years since Losoul released his former ‘Care’ LP on Playhouse. Despite the decade wait Peter Kremeier is a man who consistently refines his craft and that’s why ‘Island Time’ is not a come back but rather a celebration album that showcases his honed skills and dedication to the love of music.
Music Video: тпсб – Paris CDG
Hot on the heels of his excellent debut album ‘Sekundenschlaf’, freshly out via Blackest Ever Black, Russian-born, Münster-based producer тпсб steps up on Noorden with ‘Paris CDG’, a curious two-track hybrid tape of airport-recorded field takes and stripped-back electronics.
Varg and AnnaMelina unveil debut EP as FLORA
First glimpsed on Varg‘s 2017-released ‘Gore-Tex City‘, the collaboration between the Northern Electronics co-founder and vocalist AnnaMelina sees a new chapter open with the debut instalment
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From The Ground Up: Ulf Eriksson unravels the makings of Intonal Festival
Ahead of the mouthwatering fourth edition of Intonal, we caught up with festival director and founder Ulf Eriksson for an in-depth conversation about the roots of it all, his beloved city of Malmö and what he has lined up for this year’s edition.
Win a stack of vinyl and tickets to Hypercolour & Friends: Jane Fitz & Torn Hawk at ://about blank
*COMPETITION ENDED* We’ve teamed up with the mighty Hypercolour to offer you a monumental vinyl drop, plus entry for four to their upcoming label party at://about
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Autechre announce official release of 12-piece Box Set from NTS Sessions 1-4
Throughout the month of April 2018, Autechre are hosting a weekly residency on London’s NTS Radio, during which they are broadcasting eight hours of new and
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Solaris
Prominent Leipzig based-selector Solaris serves up a stomping mix that delves deep into her experimental record collection, featuring an upcoming track from M.E.S.H. – This one is not for the faint-hearted!
Premiere: Len Leise – For Adrian
Whilst its parent label, Isle Of Jura, has established a repertoire aimed at filling the gaps of an ill-designed world where once-forgotten vintage 12″s incongruously hop
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Mark Pritchard: The Four Worlds
‘The Four Worlds’ feels strange and contextless, a peculiar statement that may seem at first like it doesn’t know what it’s aiming for. Don’t be fooled though, as this bewildered unfamiliarity is an aim in itself. Pulled away from the record and taken as singular statements, any of these eight tracks might not make much sense, but together, they cohere into something weirdly beautiful.