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We are pretty hyped for the forthcoming Deep Space Orchestra album, and the thoughtful guys they are have released something to keep us all going. Tasty in its own right the sampler features a couple of killers off the album alongside remixes from Lord of the…
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New Damiano is inbound!! Been a big fan of this guy especially since his previous love based music. He has such a big musical sound, taking influence from a lot of older music and providing some stone cold killers. This album see a variety of different ideas…
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Got something a bit special here for you, the original track here is beyond classic and Chris edit is chunky as hell. Take gospel singing, classy piano work and Chris usual skill for bringing a lively production together and you get something that really takes…
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I dare you not to buy this, heard this first one the absolutely spot on Dixon Avenue Basement Jams Boiler room takeover the other week and it tore the place down. Full on non nonsense editing. You can grab this one vinyl at a few places right now as it came…
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Fantastic record from the Slowtown stable here, Suburbs EP is deep and lushly analogue sounding House. Each track has something to offer here and I really wouldn't like to pick a favourite from this slab of wax. Out early in September on Vinyl we predict there…
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Close the polls, its over guys, album of the year goes to Hunee. This thing is the album format used to its fullest and its a lovely thing to see. Hunees sound is full of quirky inventiveness, off kilter sounds and catchy melodys which all add up to a really…
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Wow, someone has kidnapped Stevie Wonder, this is bloody brilliiant. As I bake in the hot studio on a sunny day this makes everything a little bit better. Harvey Sutherlands record on MCDE is fantastic, the synthwork is what ultimately makes it shine, its a…
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Sei A takes his turn on AUS music and serves up an EP ranges from the deep and rumbling, to the unashamedly synthy. This EP feels like an artist exploring different ideas, taking from scenes around his and bringing new ideas into his core sound. Gasp is the…
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Oooooh heavy stuff here from Music is Love. Brave too when you put your stuff alongside the work that inspired it. I have to say tho, it definitely stands up - The PJ tracks are stone cold classics and the new stuff maybe one day be too. Top top work from the…
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Four stunning remixes that flip Todds rather musical originals in four different ways. Pepe Braddock, Joakim and Eric Duncan are on this EP, that tells you what you need to know. Pepes cuts are as usual pretty mindblowing and inventively weird in just the…
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