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Roman Flügel: Happiness Is Happening
A highly accessible listening experience for what is an almost entirely instrumental electronic music album. One to be enjoyed by both novices and connoisseurs.
Richard Fearless: Gamma Ray
Death In Vegas front man Richard Fearless returns to his Drone imprint drafting in Legowelt on remix duty for Gamma Ray.
Vereker: Murder License EP
Vereker’s back to deliver his first release on Berceuse Heroique, a label that fits perfectly with his droney techno ventures.
Daze: Lips
Daze delivers a debut batch of summer flavoured tunes on the always ascending Lobster Theremin imprint.
Koehler: Dynasty
The Bristol based producer drops a terrific mix of pressurised beats and deep breaks with the same touch of madness that characterises his sound.
Domenico Crisci: The Old Candelabra
Succeeding a promising debut EP on the excellent Russian Torrent Versions, ‘The Old Candelabra’ marks Domenico Crisci’s first steps on L.I.E.S…an opaque and smouldering string of knotty techno tracks, slamming back and forth through industrial machinery and totemic grooves
Jeremiah R: Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit
While Drexciya made no mystery of their fascination with the aquatic world, Jeremiah R clearly has the great void and milky way as his obsession.
Anthony Naples: Zipacón
Returning on Will Bankhead’s The Trilogy Tapes imprint after his excellent “El Portal” EP, it seems like the perfect moment to check where Naples is at.
Rawaat: Day Laborer EP
Day Laborer abolishes frontiers, stomping on labels and etiquette to help Rawaat build a compelling hybrid of tape-saturated house and drone-inflicted beats that’s driven by nothing but the urge to clear out new paths for Detroit’s music.
DVS1: Black Russian
DVS1 delivers yet another well-rounded, inch-perfect techno record but also adds some welcomed warmth to his groove discipline with a title track that’s just on the verge of turning world’s most exigent dance floors upside down.
Submerse: Slow Waves LP
Steeped in nostalgic memories of travels in Japan and Europe, Slow Waves was written in London and serves as a hazy collection of musical mnemonics…a soporific, blunted journey through instrumental hip hop.
Leon Vynehall: Butterflies
Less than 4 months after his debut album ‘Music For the Uninvited’ on Martyn’s 3024 imprint, Leon Vynehall returns with a two track EP on Clone’s offshoot Royal Oak. Relentless, most definitely.
Paume: Transalpine EP
Both intimate and epic, Transalpine is the perfect balance between high quality production and melodic sense, emotionally spellbinding and musically spot-on.
Julius Steinhoff: Flocking Behaviour
Julius Steinhoff raises the bar with ‘Flocking Behaviour’ and delivers one of the benchmark album releases of the year.
Lone: Reality Testing
Matt Cutler is back with his sixth studio album and his music’s still fresh as ice-cold lemonade in the hot, dry air.