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First Impressions count Today I am taking a look at the latest of UADs wonders! I have to admit that, I am utterly smitten with this piece of kit. The saying goes that first impressions count, and that was definitely true here. The first time I tried out this…
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I'm not going to say much about this record other than that it's an absolute bomb from Australian label Instinkt!
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This is our first Sample Pack Review as part of our wider reviews section. Now reviewing and recommending other peoples sample packs when we sell our own may seem a little odd, but here at ND we don't care about that kind of thing. Whats more important is…
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Check out truant on this EP immediate, absolutely banging, amazing bit of techno. Haven't spotted a vinyl on this yet but trust me, I will be ever vigilant. Big big music here from Alan Fitzpatrick on Cocoon.
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Tornado Wallace on the new ESP institute EP does not disappoint. Soft light is the big heat on this record but all three are worth owning, don't dawdle.
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Lost My Dog records have been churning out deep house cuts for ages with some 60 odd releases under their belts, so a mix compilation approach was an inevitability. The concept is simple...
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Francis Inferno Orchestra album inbound, and its a beauty. We have been massive fans of this guys stuff for a long time and this new LP is the best yet. Making great use of a single piece of vinyl and an LP format featuring 7 tracks this record is killing it.…
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As we tease in our new monthly mix sessions called Let's Dance here at No Dough Music, founder and co-owner Antonio Monllor has taken to the plates and mixed up well over an hours worth of deep and heavy house...
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Really strong remix here from Deetron, nice melody and vocal and that rising pad just takes the biscuit. Gets a bit acidy later on to boot.
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On and extremely raw tip here from Mr Rack'em. Just listen the vocals gloriously rough edges, good music isn't always about nice clean production in fact it mostly never is and this is a prime example of what I am talking about. Upcoming on Telefonplan this…
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