Year / 122 archive items
Original articles, sessions and records gathered from across the No Dough archive.
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Easily the brightest start on Local Talk for us is Hnny, his history of tracks is full to the brim with classy affairs. and this new one sider is noth...ing different. For me its the nice groove and rich musical edge that give Hnny his magic often quite simple…
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Holy Camoloy I couldn't listen to this and not share it to all you guys. Saine's latest contribution to Pusic Records new VA EP is just wicked. Thick and crunchy beats that bump along in such eloquent fashion with complementing use of a spoken vocal sample...
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We thought it would be a good time to run a little competition in the lead up to Christmas. Really simple to enter and a wicked prize to be won for 2 lucky people. Here's are the full details -
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It's a great pleasure to introduce two of our hottest new artists to you today, with their debut vinyl sounding so fresh featuring a jazzed out dance floor remix from our boy Oli Furness and a typically next level one from Mr G, we are predicting big things…
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Our 45th podcast comes courtesy of Marco Celeri AKA We Are MAM and the Legendary 1979 Orchestra, where he showcases a fine selection of house music that dates back as far as 1988...
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Back in September I posted the debut release on Jaunt Records by Blackhall & Bookless. A few months on and it's good to see these label following up with another heavy set of tracks by way of the Basement Cuts EP by Deep'a & Biri. As suggested in the…
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Most followers of the underground house scene will be familiar with the Swedish house label Local Talk, who have been chucking out releases for fun over the past 18 months or so. I read a recent interview with the guys who run the label and they spoke of a…
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Blogcast is a neat little idea we had here at No Dough Music, where we round up all the tunes we have blogged on the site the month before, and put them together in one continuous mix. It's cool for people who might have missed any blogs we posted on the site…
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They are at it again, another dreamy production from Floating Points, there music often proves how beautiful an artform our electronic music has become in recent years. In the past it was just for the kids, but the kids have grown up and so has the music.
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One of electronic music’s leading lights, Martin Buttrich is currently celebrating twenty years in the scene. He began his career in German clubs in the nineties, and from there has gone on to work with some incredible acts such as Depeche Mode, Kelis and…
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