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Original articles, sessions and records gathered from across the No Dough archive.
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We have the honour of premiering this belter from the Roots for Bloom crowd. Jamie Trench's label has been killing it these past few years and this record see's him aim firmly at the Darker, Jazzier end of the House scene. Smokey beats with an edge of sleaze.…
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Oooo Organic music are killing it again, this time the super heavy cut from Diego Krause takes the biscuit. Sat on an EP of killers his "Drift" track still shines through. The boy has some talent!. JUNO | SOUNDCLOUD | FACEBOOK
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Fantastic 2 track package of raw jackin analogue Techno. Grad U's Extrasolar Moon pairs infectious rhythm with deep dubbed out acid synth work which make for a very driving track. This kind of energetic and relentless Techno really sucks you into its orbit…
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We care! The Wolf music guys have put together a little package on 7inch to celebrate their 7 years of existence, and what a 7 years it has been. Some amazing music on here, especially Greymatters return after a short gap, fantastic chunky slow slung rhythm.…
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Picked this lovely little collection up a couple of months back now, amazing quirky remakes that just ooze inventiveness and great vibey production methods going on. Not sure if this one is still available the reworking of Carl Bean is just...perfect. That…
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The man who can do no wrong in our eyes, does goooooood ....again! Denis surely is the king of the riff, and this one is another elevating and massive affair. Marking the launch of his own Sulta Selects label too. FACEBOOK | TWITTER | JUNO
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Rhythm Operator takes us on a dreamy journey through lavishly reverbed vocal tones. Sticking to his core chunky House sound whilst taking the electronica synths and musicality on board from the original his remix turns out more complex and very interesting in…
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Music is Love are at it again with the strongest Double Vinyl EP of the year so far. Out in a months time it featured luminaries such as Wbeeze, Mak & Pasteman, Jamie Trench and Oli Furness. (Who's track which ends the whole thing is just next level shit.)…
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Plug Research proving their chops again with a stunning record of electronic genre defying music from Zuricha. Put forward as a journey laced with the subtle melancholia of the unknown by the man himself. This collection has a intricacy in the sounds and ideas…
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Taken from his new EP on Modelhart "Calling" is a classic Houser, rooted firmly in tried and tested drum machine territory and elevated with its tonal interest. The classic drum rhythm stays constant while the music has an almost futuristic ambient soundscape…
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