Mandar have announced the release of their self-titled debut album, scheduled for release 30th September 2016 via their own Paris-based imprint Oscillat Music. Recorded in Paris, Copenhagen,
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Gerd Janson discusses Fabric 89, the art of DJing and Running Back
London’s world-renowned Fabric appointed Running Back boss Gerd Janson to take controls of the 89th iteration of their acclaimed mix series; an hour-long immersion summoning the likes of Todd Terje, John Talabot, Traumprinz and more… We caught up with him to discuss the making of the mix, DJing and his experience as a label owner.
Telephones returns on Running Back with debut album ‘Vibe Telemetry’
Following on from ‘The Ocean Called‘ – named after a famous line from cult US show Seinfeld and released on Running Back two years ago, Henning Severud aka Telephones makes
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Premiere: James Booth – Silver Blaze
Within just a few years of activity UK-born, Berlin-based James Booth asserted himself as a hearty beatsmith and refined tune-maker, packing up a couple of smooth floor heaters for
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Avant Garde bring Röyksopp, John Talabot, Function, Kiasmos to London
Avant Garde are set to host a four-part series of events in London between August – November featuring Christian Löffler, Function, John Talabot, Kiasmos, Ø (Phase), Pfirter, Prins Thomas, Roman Flügel, Röyksopp and more.
Premiere: Cleveland – Rio
Since it was set up ten years ago by Tom Bioly and Benjamin Fröhlich (how time flies…), Munich-based label Permanent Vacation made a name for itself way beyond
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Samo DJ: Kicked Out Of Everywhere
Marrying the impact of gritty technoid rough drafts and well-oiled broken beat nuts and bolts, with more of an atmospheric lean there to implement psychic sideration to the fullest, Samo DJ delivers an ever dynamic assortment of straight up tumbling crescendos and brutal breakdowns.
Download: Sage – Think About Me
Today we’re glad to offer Dublin producer Sage’s Chicago-scented track ‘Think About Me’ for free download. A six-minute long slab vibing to soulful, heartwarming vocals as a versicolor chaplet of filtered synth loops and shuffling drums wrap yourself in. Vibrant summer flavours all the way.
Premiere: Foans – Heavy Traffic
Los Angeles label 100% Silk travels to the steep canyons and uneven reliefs of the Colorado region with Foans, a young producer who first emerged last year with the promising ‘Schema’. Stream the vibey, pleasure-seeking ‘Heavy Traffic’ within.
Various Artists: I Love Acid 10
With previous entries easily selling out their appropriate quantity of 808 copies, this isn’t so much a place to jump in to get acquainted, more a place to get on before you are left behind completely.
Premiere: Christian S – Under The River
Christian S’ second solo instalment for the equally club-focused and digression-friendly Cómeme finds him delving deep in trompe-l’oeil techno grooves, afrofuturistic rhythms and further minimal architectures. Stream late night groover ‘Under The River’ in full within.
Beatrice Dillon / Karen Gwyer
The new Beatrice Dillon / Karen Gwyer split is a study in the ways a track can be pulled apart and reconstructed, a split release that does that rare thing of presenting two artists sonically distinct but somehow connected through concept.
Secretsundaze celebrate 15 Years with Prosumer, Nick Höppner, Jane Fitz
Secretsundaze turned 15 this year and they are set to celebrate this milestone on Bank Holiday Sunday August 28th with a very special extended day and night session at their regular haunt Oval Space.
Premiere: TRP – Tragic Ending
Following up to an impressive breakthrough EP for Lobster Theremin released earlier this year, German producer TRP – real name David Willenberger, steps up on Bristol-based label Shall Not Fade with a top-notch followup. Stream the wistful ‘Tragic Ending’ within.
Sunfall: Rising light on London’s festivals
With an air tight line up spanning quality across many iterations of dance music, along with a sincere pledge from its organisers to provide high-grade audio across the park, there was a strong indication you’d truly get what you paid for at Sunfall.
Unsound Dislocation Project: Announcement part 2
After unveiling a first wave of names for their Dislocation Project which is said to focus on “exploring the collapsed relationship between periphery and centre, the shifting idea of borders, and the specificity of place”, Unsound just revealed the second part of the events’ line-up, which’ll be staggered between 2016 and 2018 all around the globe.