After two promising VAs and a debut solo instalment courtesy of Yamer partner in crime Jonas Friedlich two years ago, Munich-based imprint Molten Moods recently landed their fourth outing, featuring local staples Jonas Yamer, Skee Mask, Konrad Wehrmeister and Kessel Vale. All in all a fine-tuned tour de force, strongly cohesive and impeccably curated.
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Premiere: In Aeternam Vale – 180 GeV (2000)
Set up in Lyons in 1983 alongside Pascal Aubert and Chrystelle Marin, the main project of boundless electronic pioneer and innovator Laurent Prot – In Aeternam Vale,
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Premiere: Locked Club – Sluchilos’
Whilst renowned democracy champions Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin bend muscles across diverse theatres of operations worldwide, artistic collabs between Russian musicians and US outlets keep
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Jungle Fever & Frenzied Polyrhythms: Bambounou goes wild and steely on ‘Parametr Perkusja’
Back after a three-year hiatus, French producer Bambounou resurfaces with ‘Parametr Perkusja’, a three-track effort that cross-fertilises hypnotic gamelan motifs with complex polyrhythmic patterns and impactful tribal-tech bursts. We caught up with Jéremy to discuss his longed-for return, studio matters and the new orientation his music has taken over the years.
Premiere: Vactrol Park – Don’t Speak Its Name
Under their many names and guises, sound experimentalists Kyle Martin and Guido Zen have been pushing for new forms of expression and creativity for over two
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Premiere: Unhuman – White Bone Spirit (Autumns Remix)
Hailing from Amsterdam, newly-founded tape imprint Strange Therapy champions a sound both aggro and transgressive, fusing the finest of EBM, industrial, techno and noise. After a couple joint
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Premiere: BNJMN – Neurocity
Since their inception in 2013, Berlin’s Bright Sounds have firmly established themselves as a label that aims to bridge the gap between the dancefloor and more
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Buttechno: ZCAPRI
From self-published experiments to an EP on Will Bankhead’s always one step-ahead Trilogy Tapes label last year, Moscow’s Buttechno moved mountains to establish a sound both odd and familiar. On his latest for Zodiac 44, the misfit techno alchemist wakes up Luca Lozano and Johanna Knutsson’s dormant offshoot from its deep slumber with some apposite greasy 4/4 mechanics and off-axis acid drives.
Premiere: Snuffo – Coming Home Late
Berlin-based producer Snuffo has been producing and performing behind a mask since 2012, peeping out on imprints as Renate Schallplatten, Clasicos Del Ruido and Burek and
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Prime Minister Of Doom: Mudshadow Propaganda
With Prince Of Denmark, Traumprinz and DJ Metatron committed firmly to the past, we get under the skin of the darker of the elusive producer’s new alter egos – Prime Minister Of Doom. Focused, distinctly tribal, it is a heady dance floor journey.
Sissel Wincent provides inspiration for Newtype Rhythms
Another blessed beacon approaches with this week’s addition to the Newtype Rhythms pantheon as Sissel Wincent stops by with a stormy wallop of a guest mix.
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Premiere: Kevin Arnemann – Czaar
Today’s premiere is a carefully-crafted soother with cinematic elements courtesy of Taped Artifact founder Kevin Arnemann. Lifted from his upcoming EP on Glass Talk Records, the enigmatic techno
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Peder Mannerfelt up next with LazyTapes debut 12″, ‘The Screws That Hold The World Together’
After a pair of quickly sold-out split tapes that saw the label bosslady, Cera Khin, team up with Bristol’s prominent figure Ossia and avant-garde junglist Christoph
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Berlin Atonal curate stage for 4GB festival
Berlin Atonal have announced a partnership with Georgian festival 4GB for a special event taking place at an abandoned satellite construction facility outside of Tbilisi. On the
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Tensal gets graphical For Newtype Rhythms
After a mini-break, our sister mix series Newtype Rhythms returns with a blistering mix from Tensal – a Spanish producer and DJ who has been making his mark
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In Perspective: Qnete talks up his debut album ‘Play-Doh Stories’ on 777 Recordings
Comprised of material up to 3 years old, Qnete’s debut LP on 777 Recordings shines a variedly-hued light on his panchromatic house blends, weaving a singular narrative whilst exposing the breadth of his melodic talents elegantly. We caught up with Marvin to find out more about the album’s ins and outs. Listen to ‘Magic Kingdom Trance’ within.