Warsaw-based producer Lutto Lento serves up a multidirectional mashup of tribal techno, tape-saturated house, free jazz digressions and weird vocal sampling. He also discusses future releases, studio setup and unsung heroes.
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Sentry: Stranger As A Friend
Experiencing an accelerated development since their last couple of outings that confirmed the hopes placed on it with poise and presence, the label keeps the ball rolling with a new effort coming courtesy of the mysterious Sentry.
Globex: Inversia 1
Getting out in the light for the release and release only, this is how Acting Press operates – each offering being delivered as an autonomous piece, existing in and for itself whilst driven by the immediacy of the consecrated in-club experience. A silent process crowned with massive impact.
SHXCXCHCXSH announce new album for Shifted’s Avian imprint
Following on from their 2014 long player “Linear S Decoded”, Swedish Techno experimentalists SHXCXCHCXSH return to Shifted’s Avian imprint for a third full length.
Premiere: Bool – Raum Zwei (Alex Ketzer’s Trance Mix)
Today, we’re glad to present you the exclusive premiere of Book – Raum Zwei (Alex Ketzer’s Trance Mix). A track rushing the suspended late-night inertia into a trance-inducing maelstrom of stretchy loops and voltes, of which even an onslaught of hard-knocking percussions could not disquiet the zenithal synth lift. Deep stuff!
Latency announce releases by Kane Ikin, Andrea Belfi and Ena
Latency duo Sidney and Souleymane lift the veil on their release schedule and go international this time, welcoming Melbourne experimental producer Kane Ikin, Italian multi-instrumentalist Andrea Belfi and Japanese techno head Ena to the family.
In Conversation: Found Festival 2016
Ahead of Found Festival at Brockwell Park on June 11th, we caught up with the team behind Found (Karl Fuller and Yas Galletti) to discover more about the challenges and programming behind running a festival in London.
Premiere: Social Service – Late Feeling
Today, we’re glad to bring you the exclusive premiere of ‘Late Feeling’, a Janus-faced groover bridging the gap between a fumy downtempo drift and a mazy, club-friendly backbone. One for the lo-fi pathfinders and askew techno lovers.
Best Releases: March 2016
From Low Jack’s massive new LP on the ever-vanguard Modern Love to DJ Slyngshot’s debut effort out of the Yappin circle for the newborn Place No Blame, onto Suzanne Kraft’s summer-flavored ‘DJ Safety Track’ for Stuttgart’s finest Kitjen, there’s been full flocks of nuggets flying aplenty. Here’s our recap.
Pinkman announce Art Crime ‘Still Life’
Fresh off the release of Drvg Cvltvre’s new album ‘Into The Endless Night’, Rotterdam-based label Pinkman announce the imminent approach of Russian producer Art Crime with ‘Still Life’, a four-tracker scheduled for landing early May.
Infrastructure New York ready four-piece box set ‘Facticity’
Function & Inland’s imprint Infrastructure New York introduces its next milestone ‘Facticity‘, a 4 x 12” vinyl box set, CD and digital compilation featuring 15 tracks
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Premiere: Metrist – Knights of the Templar, Here Comes Neil
‘Knights of the Templar, Here Comes Neil’ is an example of some of Higgins finest work to date. Not one for the faint hearted, the track is powered by an array of jagged percussion and haunting melodies, which sit menacingly over an onslaught of crunching sub pressure.
Portugal’s Festival Forte reveals lineup for 2016
Festival Forte returns this August for three days and nights of techno and digital art set to the backdrop of the stunning Castle of Montemor-o-Velho in Portugal.
Jordan GCZ: Fission Transmission
If you consider music to be the most boundless, universal vehicle of any languages, wait for this to transport you into territories you’re not about to visit anywhere else.
Listen back to Antepop’s Easter Special radio mix on Balamii
Antepop’s 2-hour live radio mix ventures through atmospheric dub techno, deep house and raw techno.
Cromie
LA based producer Cromie talks about living in Los Angeles and the flourishing warehouse scene; he also goes in-depth about the impending presidential elections. His mix features music from Iron Curtis, F.I.O., Natasha Kmeto, Ata Kak, Urulu, Neville Watson and more.