Dial back to earlier in the year and you’ll see that our long running appreciation of DVS1’s Mistress Recordings imprint hit a fresh high with an entry from Zurich’s Club Zunkunft resident Look Like. After exchanging a few appreciative words since Mistress 09, we managed to lock down the normally low-key producer for a mix session and quick-fire interview for Inverted Audio.
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Species of Fishes envelop the expanse for Newtype Rhythms
On top of contributing a mix to our partner radio show Newtype Rhythms, we asked Species of Fishes to have a chat, talking about how the reissue of their 1996 album ‘Trip Trap’ came about, the story behind the beginnings of the project and where they see the landscape of electronic music today.
Premiere: Orson Wells – Haunted House Mixtape
Put on your Freddy Krueger outfit and dial 666, Halloween is celebrated earlier than usual at the Natural Sciences office. No Vincent Price or Elvira as
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Behind The Scenes: Sebastian Mullaert
Having recently guested on R&S offshoot Apollo, a home for more esoteric electronic wares than its raw and upfront parent, the label and Sebastian Mullaert decided to pull back the curtain on the creative process behind the final release. What this transpires to is a hidden archive of alternative takes and warm ups, about as far from a laborious mouse click exercise in front of a DAW as you can get.
Music Video: Dave Gaskarth provides a sonic tapestry for ZULI’s “CommProto”
Following the release of ZULI’s “Numbers” EP on Lee Gamble’s UIQ imprint we are delighted to present the premiere of the music video for “CommProto”, courtesy of the brilliant Dave Gaskarth.
Konx-om-Pax talks up his rave refresher mix for Newtype Rhythms
Does the party end when the music stops? Not if you’re Konx-om-Pax, Planet Mu’s audio visual artist with a flair for capturing every flavour of the conceivable rave experience with his works for the eyes and ears.
Premiere: Second Storey – Barrell Roll
Alec Storey has been having a fantastic couple of years in terms of his output, collaborative releases with his trusted chap Appleblim on R&S, an EP
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Premiere: Locked Club & RLGN – Bosozoku
Just by looking at the centre label stamp, you know the tone is set. With a balaclava for coat of arms, the debut offering from Locked
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100% Jheri Tracks
Today we’re glad to unveil a brand new concept and introduce you to a fresh collection of podcasts with the ‘100%’ series. Aimed to feature an array of mixes from labels we support and shed a broader light on the depth of their catalogue, we’re glad to kick off the series with a choice mix from our good pals from Dublin’s Jheri Tracks, the more club-oriented side of All City.
Premiere: Dreams – Meditation II
First of all, we’ve got to make one thing clear: no Brazil isn’t just the country of samba, football, Gui Boratto, Jay Haze and Mixhell (remember?),
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Premiere: Plebeian – Smoke Rings
After inaugurating Sweat Equity two years ago with the hallucinogenic ‘EP 1‘ – a CDR release that featured four heavy cuts of broken techno and acid
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Patricia talks up ‘Several Shades Of The Same Color’
Behind the mysterious and womanly name of Patricia hides none other than New York-based producer and industrious analogue head Max Ravitz. To celebrate the release of his new album, Max opens up on the conscious and unconscious nature of his music, how modern rap is a breath of fresh air and his here-and-now approach to studio production amongst (many) other things.
Shores Of Perception: Waking Life Festival
Ahead of our attendance at the debut edition of Waking Life festival, taking place between 17 – 20 August at a lake near the medieval town of Crato in northern Alentejo in Portugal, we caught up with the Waking Life team to discover how it all began.
Ploy talks up ‘Intrigued By The Drum’ EP on Timedance
Fusing strains of off-kilter tribal percussion and hints of classic Bristol bass through a sultry savanna of organic sounds, Ploy’s second offering for Timedance sets even higher standards. We sat down with Sam Smith to discuss his production methods, shifting monikers as well as his unconcealed love for bongos.
In conversation with Matrixxman and Setaoc Mass
A driving force in the Mancunian scene, Sam Coates aka Setaoc Mass teamed up with none other than San Francisco’s pounding techno crackerjack Charlie Duff alias Matrixxman for what was certainly one of the most eagerly-awaited and intriguing debuts this year. We caught up with the dynamic duo.
J. Albert talks up his debut EP as DJ Osom
Inaugurating his new DJ Osom alias, which he describes as the epitome of “free” and a way to have “more control over my name”, J. Albert delivers a proper mind-altering slice of overboiling electronics, packed to the rim with sweltering extraterrestrial ambiences and sizzling acid chords hunting in packs. Stream the record in full within.