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ESI RELEASE MAYA 44 SOUNDCARD
Four by Four
REVIEW: ALLEN & HEATH DB2 & DB4
With guest reviewer ThermalBear
FUNK IT UP: SHAPES
One of Bristol's most successful monthly parties: 'house, techno and all things disco
ED BANGER VS RAM RECORDS
The clash of label heads. Which one will win your party persuasion?
BEHIND THE SCENE: EGG CLUB
10 years of London's Egg Club
The Beat - DJ Husband & Dark By Design - Friction Records
A meeting of two great minds on this track: king of the hard trance melodies Dark By Design and Australian newcomer DJ Husband. This won't disappoint fans of either, delivering an upfront slab of offbeat bassline-driven, melodic hard trance goodness.
A meeting of two great minds on this track: king of the hard trance melodies Dark By Design and Australian newcomer DJ Husband. This won't disappoint fans of either, delivering an upfront slab of offbeat bassline-driven, melodic hard trance goodness.
Build Me Up - Raffertie - Ninja Tune
Raffertie eschews the heady dancefloor movements of his earlier career and trots off with mic in hand to record four tracks that span electrified, distinctly fuzzy, computer funk, aching ballads and distressed folky electronica, all drowning in a lavish melancholic syrup. I like this the more I listen.
Raffertie eschews the heady dancefloor movements of his earlier career and trots off with mic in hand to record four tracks that span electrified, distinctly fuzzy, computer funk, aching ballads and distressed folky electronica, all drowning in a lavish melancholic syrup. I like this the more I listen.
All That You Do - Chicken Lips - Southern Fried
In the words of the great Phil Lynott from Thin Lizzy, "The boys are back in town!" Meecham and Meredith defy current trends and all Johnny-come-latelys with this sparse acid-inflected slice of electro soul. Like a velvet glove cast in iron, it soothes and punishes all in one hit. For maximum effect though, try the booty bounce and tripped out Sonics Of The Rhythm Odyssey version that builds in the key of jack. Superb.
In the words of the great Phil Lynott from Thin Lizzy, "The boys are back in town!" Meecham and Meredith defy current trends and all Johnny-come-latelys with this sparse acid-inflected slice of electro soul. Like a velvet glove cast in iron, it soothes and punishes all in one hit. For maximum effect though, try the booty bounce and tripped out Sonics Of The Rhythm Odyssey version that builds in the key of jack. Superb.
Flowers - Mystica Tribe - Syncom Data
This Dutch label is renowned for its unconventional approach, but 'Flowers' excels at weirdness. Dubbed-out drums, wired acid lines and mellow jazzy tones prevail throughout, with the live instrumentation of 'Moon & Stone' impressing the most.
This Dutch label is renowned for its unconventional approach, but 'Flowers' excels at weirdness. Dubbed-out drums, wired acid lines and mellow jazzy tones prevail throughout, with the live instrumentation of 'Moon & Stone' impressing the most.
