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Matthias Meyer talks up Watergate 20

Well-known to the fellow Berlin club attendees, liebe*detail staple Matthias Meyer was logically appointed by Watergate to take control of the decks for their special 20th mix episode. We caught up with the Hamburg DJ and producer to discuss the making of Watergate 20.

Lo Shea

We get under the skin of Sheffield-based DJ, producer and club owner Lo Shea, from his roots in dancehall and drum’n’bass right up to his community enriching work through his Hope Works project.

Video Premiere: Benedikt Frey ‘Lights’ – Directed by Moskalus

Known for championing the lo-fi aesthetic via slick FX-drowned visual pieces for some of the dust-and-hiss scene’s hottest producers, Moskalus frames Benedikt Frey’s ‘Lights‘ into a murky superimposition of chopped-and-screwed B-grade horror movie sequences gone shapeless.

Best Releases: April 2016

Our April roundup is here and all set to disclose some of the past month’s finest fragrances! The selection makes for a bracing shower of hefty floor artillery, washed-out smooth sailers and other shady night hunters. Get locked!

Lucy: Self Mythology

If you are looking for anything remotely resembling a dance floor work out, this is mostly not the place. But if you fancy a lysergically drenched folkloric voyage then please come in, brace yourself, and enjoy the journey.

HOLOVR: Trace Realm EP

Jimmy Billingham’s new effort ‘Trace Realm‘ is just as much of an introspective journey as it offers more expressive, outgoing combinations. Brushing a vibrant mosaic brimming with chopped-up keyboard chords and volatile acid-drenched arpeggios, the Rephlex vibe is here and banging, summoning the ghosts of Bochum Welt and Dave Monolith without striking the old-school-savvy pose.

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Premiere: Melly – Skip Fire (Lumigraph Remix)

After debuting on Where To Now? last year, Melly makes his return to the Brighton-via-London label with ‘Flying Ducks’. Today we’re proud to present Lumigraph’s remix of ‘Skip Fire’ – rolling out a shamanic invocation over a prophetic four-note melody, all driven by a deep low-end groove.

Buttechno: 7

When counting the number of acts that work on throwing off the yoke of lazy, unimaginative 4/4 tropes that plague a good lot of the techno-stamped efforts, the name of Russian producer Pavel Milyakov aka Buttechno obviously comes to mind.