Continually pushing the boundaries of creativity and self-expression, New York duo Georgia undeniably counts as one of the boldest, most intriguing outfits around. Exploring complex audio
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Premiere: Bergsonist – Shocking Loss Of Empathy
Having released on a variety of leading-edge labels including Börft, Always Human Tapes, Styles Upon Styles, Where To Now?, Clan Destine and a few more, New
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Shackleton drops ‘Furnace of Guts’
Today whilst causally scrolling through the interwebs, we came across a surprise 2-track release ‘Furnace Of Guts‘ from Shackleton on his own imprint Woe To The
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Premiere: Uwalmassa – Untitled 02
A truly integral part of the Indonesian identity, Gamelan music has long been a subject of curiosity and wonder for the occidental world, never quite parting
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Premiere: POISON – Mess Tool
Over a week ago we shared with you a track taken from the debut offering of River Yarra, a rising Australian-born, Paris-based producer who’s quickly making
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Premiere: Mateis E. Aqir – Sacred Heart
Where a catchy melody, rhythmic backbone or driving bassline are more or less easy to copy and emulate, the atmosphere of a track is something that
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Phuong-Dan
We’re no short of chuffed to welcome Golden Pudel’s one and only Phuong-Dan to our mix series. Clocking in with one of his idiosyncratic boundary-pushing sets, Dan delivers a finespun piece of intricate and hallucinogenic ambience-scaping.
Premiere: Prins Thomas – Sudaniyya
Originally due to hit the streets in November 2017, ‘C Cat Trance – Remixes Vol. 1‘ (from which we premiered JD Twitch’s desert melter ‘Dalbouka‘ months
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Premiere: Valentino Mora + Yoshitake EXPE – Trans Format Eurotica (Underwater Rephase)
Since he relocated to Berlin and set up his own imprint IDO, French producer Valentino Mora operated a radical artistic shift, taking a step back and making a
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Premiere: Yoshinori Hayashi – 0208
“No man is an island“, the old saying goes. Well to be thoroughly honest, if not an island, Yoshinori Hayashi certainly is the one and only master of
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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.
S.O.N.S
Clocking in at number 275 in our podcast series, S.O.N.S lays down one of his trademark Homeric audio voyages – vibrantly alive and luxuriously designed. Traversing a variety of moods and tempi, in turns earthly and heavenly, intricate and streamlined, the present mix provides a proper riveting panoramic view into S.O.N.S kaleidoscopic domains.
Premiere: Lujiachi – Red Desert
A dependable provider of boundary-pushing electronics and off-axis dancefloor weaponry, Aussie imprint Altered States Tapes has been maintaining the pressure level to the max season after season. Fresh
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Premiere: Memphis – Untitled B2
An unsung herald of the progressive house scene of the early ’90s, UK-born producer Paul H. Williams alias Memphis has only been active for three years, from 1992
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Premiere: Romansoff – Graded (Ploy Remix)
Hailing from the weatherbeaten shores of the Atlantic Provinces of Canada, record label Solar Phenomena got the ball rolling last year with a solid double 12-inch
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Grimwig
A mesmeric trip down memory lane, this one will immerse you in a world of stunning textural pieces, extended dub stretches and further leftfield tribal-like oddities; the ideal fit to the strange atmosphere of wintery days in the countryside. We sat back with Marionette label boss Ali Safi aka Grimwig to discuss his journey, from the imprints first steps through his teamwork with visual artist Jake Fried, onto his plans for the future.