exael - wet look / chrome cellar (acid hiccup giddy​-​up mix) out now!

https://secd.bandcamp.com/album/se-cd01-exael-wet-look-chrome-cellar-acid-hiccup-giddy-up-mix

exael - wet look  [SE:CD01]

In 2022 during the great plaque, work began compiling ‘Weld’ a 17 track chef-d'œuvre featuring 16 brand new MC and collaborators, a worldwide vocalist arsenal celebrating Kinlaw’s scope as a producer and a bedrock for multilingual messaging.

“Global noise-rap punktronics from a global guest cast of MCs and vocalists from Bristol to Togo, Uganda to Palestine - steeped in the mystery and folklore of a small town in Dorset, England. Weld is the defining statement of the Kinlaw universe“

Weld was assembled with 30 dubs, chats at the pub and a few emails. Some artist like Operation Egodeath, Robin Stewart (of Giant Swan infame), Dali de Saint Paul, Kelan, D Ham are confirmed members of the shadowy Avon Terror Corps shadowy, Ceramics alumni or Bristol underground friends like Birthmark or Danny Nedelko (of Heavy Lungs / IDLES infamy). At its core Weld is a celebration of this strong local scene - in Kinlaw’s world, local is global - through internet or psychic projection, we are all one. The link-up with Jordan’s premiere avant garde outlet Drowned By Locals is an important expression of this no-borders attitude - with them providing a jumping point to a wealth of vocal talent from the Middle East and beyond. 

Opening with Abdel Ja7eem Hafeth wrenching cover of Johnny Thunders -Society Makes me sad, sung in arabic. After the dust settles, things begin as they intend to go on with the belter Zazuka featuring Ugandan MC, Activist and Nyege Nyege hero Ecko Bazz. Effected Signaller features Togolese No Corner / Rwdfwd vocalist Yao Bobby. In the second part of WELD, Tunisian Toxic Club soldiers Flow Tha Key and Dryveins bring their respective mellow and doom performances in Kinchasa and Too Many Signals; followed later by Palestinian MC MrF13’s Strategically Demorphed, staving off total collapse in an isolated vault which is falling apart; a Sisyphean journey to madness. In ملوك الشغب , Kafr El Dauwar singer, composer and songwriter Ibrahim X brings the mixtape’s energy to an unexpected turn with his famous full blown Egyptian wedding aesthetics, only to be grounded towards the end by Elvin Brandhi’s Speech Plasticity.

Accompanying the album are a collection of cards, the origins, motive & gameplay is still unknown. Story has it they were originally discovered in the flooded basement of Castlemeadesque, Barclays House in Poole, Dorset. Described by one google user as “Mirroring Corfe Castle in Modern Brutalist style.” and also home to peregrine falcons.  The offices were abandoned two years ago, and the cards, in 3 sets of five, were recovered by one of the bank employees. Masterley restored for Weld by Winchester Picture Corps.

WELD

Kinlaw - Earthwork ft Robin Stewart

sunta

BUY: https://lowincomesquad.bandcamp.com/album/li-039

ben bondy & pontiac streator - pussy on a sunday (LI$039)

What happens when dubby drum & bass meets Dischord’s post-punk colossus Black Eyes? “Break” is the new EP from NY’s Relaxer, the long running alias of Daniel Martin-McCormick (Black Eyes, Ital and co-founder of Dripping), and it signals a decisive shift in his music. 

Prompted by friends to write a drum & bass live set just as Black Eyes was reuniting, the results didn’t quite fit the d&b genre. But it felt right. Quick, nimble, with room for the ferocity of his favorite post punk and some of the spaciousness of dub. Evergreen vibes, really, but seen from a fresh perspective.
 
Honed over a period of two years, the five tracks on “Break” fuse Relaxer’s careening, technoid sounds with free jazz-tinted drum programming, snarling sound design and spacious echo trails. It’s a perfect fit for 29 Speedway’s future-facing, exploratory anti-genre approach to electronics. The tape features two remixes by the singular DJ Marcelle and mastering by Dubplates & Mastering. Daniel tells his side of the story below:

“Two years ago my friends who run the drum ‘n’ bass party Headznite asked me to write a live set for a Ukraine fundraiser they were putting on. Right at the same time, my punk band Black Eyes was having our first practices in 20 years, which meant I was re-training my body to scream at top volume and high registers and to lay into my guitar at full force. In those same months, Dripping was forming and ideas were flying for crazy, boundary-pushing lineups. I had just finished writing the meditative composition suite “In Softening Air” and was feeling the call; it was time to let it rip. 

Everything poured into that live set for Headznite, and a new style was born. Relaxer had begun as a decisively techno project, but pushing the BPMs and working in drum breaks tweaked the formula enough to cut any lingering ties with that ethos. 

Over the next two years I kept on it, writing more, recording, pushing the technique and exploring the sound. “Break” is the first time any of this work has been made public. Sometimes a  detour can hack your brain. My first dance 12” as Ital was supposed to be a one-off side project to my punk band and it ended up taking over my life. Now punk music is calling asking for the debt to be repaid. Fuck it.”


Burning Spear

INFINITY DIVISION presents SATISFACTION via his new imprint SOFTCORE UNLIMITED.

His debut album delivers thirteen tracks of euphoric, breakbeat infused, trancendental chaos, united by a genre-defying exploration of the elusive essence of anthemic sound — including remixes from Baseck, Assyouti, and DJ Loser

Venturing beyond the safety of machines, Ash steps to the forefront with his vocals on Ultimate Destruction and Like Heaven, while From Evil, Weather Prophets, and Satisfaction feature vocal contributions from Zastar of Violent Magic Orchestra, Coy Mistress, and Nova Bruise.



Satisfaction (Assyouti Remix)

@hencetherefore

Hence Therefore makes a long overdue return to All Centre, putting together his first release on the label since 2019. The Warrang/Sydney-based artist delivers two fast-slow stormers on Elite Panic, channeling forward-thinking production into endlessly compelling dancefloor cuts.

The title track opens with dubbed-out sirens and scattered breaks, building the tension with elasticated bass hits and rolling kicks. Rising, radiant synths lift the track to new heights, reaching euphoric peaks amongst hectic percussive patterns which envelope and intoxicate the listener.

On Zero Trust, filtered vocals bubble beneath the surface whilst infectious percussion stutters across the frequency spectrum. A bouncy sub bass punches its way amongst the percussion whilst floaty synth lines alternate and intersect, reaching new levels with the introduction of a mesmerising droning synth line, then launching back into a heavy, propulsive rhythm.

Elite Panic is available on digital platforms from February 21st.

Hence Therefore - Elite Panic [ACEN067] (PREVIEWS)

TRACK LIST

ENDGAME
Bell Curve - Snake In The Grass
Dua Lity & The Boss - Soulsick
Safety Trance - Angel Dust
Rumina - Chase
Furious Styles - NO HOOK (chopped edit)
RougeHotel - AYO [ft. balzacc30] (xato Remix)
First Circle - give me 2 dozen old drills and i\'ll make the sharpest knife that will last 50 years                                                                                                            
Lao & Imaabs - Los que van a morir te
1RM40 - ATENTO
BJF - Owl
Yilan - Baraka Baile
Rumina - Quarry (WULFFLUW XCIV remix)
Tia Maria Produções - KEBRA OSSO
Paul Marmota - Club Horror
Omagoqa - London Drop 2

BELA
HIDE - Do Not Bow Down
Zuli - Yabny Kfaya (feat. Dakn)
Deena Abdelwahed - The Key To The Exit
JT Whitfield - Speed Psychosis
Midex - Deadlock
Cuban Chamber of Commerce - Rolex Around My Knee
Borametz - Perreando con el Diablo
Gabber Modus Operandi - Semeton 10 Ton
ABADIR & Nahash - Marchadair
Caucenus - Oña
De Grandi - Easy Mongo
Pancho Piedra - Simplemental (Quixosis Remix)
Shed - Dark Planet (Modeselektor Remix)
Conejx - Parvada
DJ GÄP - Uncertain Smile
bambinodj - august fdm
Nicola Cruz - Sin Retorno (Ehua Remix)
bob deejay - baby boy
Sean Paul - Baby Boy (feat. Beyoncé) vocals


PM RADIO - ENDGAME & BELA (27.02.25)

Forged in the frozen food aisle and inspired by Sub-Zero’s grip, “Ice Cold” channels glacial 2-step and frosty low-end pressure built for tiled floors and security camera footage. Rumour has it this one was sculpted during a shift change behind the Eaton Centre’s food court, just steps from the Cinnabon. Sharp, slick, and deadly calm, it’s the sound of two producers plotting their mall gig breakthrough. Cold today, but something venomous is stirring just beyond the heat lamps.

1P004 // 1TK & Operator P - Ice Cold

Yolandi

ARIZERA, Bocchi - Magrão Supremo

Record label from @djpitchdj @simkin0 @tomsobolikmusic

Everything 2 allcentre000@gmail.com

Artwork by @bette-blanchard
Mixing and Mastering by @djpitchdj

Hence Therefore - Elite Panic [ACEN067] (PREVIEWS)

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