Fuzzy organ-infused house from Nowadays family member @askloveletters on @mistersaturdaynight.

Read More & Buy: https://www.stampthewax.com/2021/03/16/premiere-love-letters-organ-track/
Listen on Youtube: http://bit.ly/LoveLettersOrgan

Listen on Youtube

Love Letters - Organ Track (STW Premiere)

Pinchy & Friends 005

A1. Leave Your Life (Lonely Hearts Mix)
A2. Leave Your Life (Dance Mix)
B1. Spirit of Eden (Original Mix)
B2. Spirit of Eden (Bill Laswell Dub Mix)

Artwork & Animations by the most incredible Alexis Jamet. 

Released 16 April 2021. Pre-orders now available.
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Leave Your Life

P&F 005 Alex Kassian - Leave Your Life (Incl. Bill Laswell Dub Mix)

The inaugural release from the new Love International X Test Pressing imprint comes from Fantastic Man, the Berlin based Australian whose music has been played by everyone from Aphex Twin to Bicep to Gerd Janson and many more.
  
Love International make good times happen in far flung places, whilst Test Pressing make good times happen physically and in the digital sphere, a meeting of like minds and shared tastes, all bases covered here.  Together this collaboration has been releasing compilation album from the likes of Gatto Fritto, Beautiful Swimmers and Shanti Celeste, and this new label project unites recording artists and designers in a meeting of music and art.

On the ‘Cloud Management’ release, Fantastic Man teams up with Alexander Papoli-Barawati, a German/Filipino/Iranian graphic designer and art director living in Berlin.  The striking and playful graphic design is in tandem with the music, which runs from the beautiful piano–led Balearic sounds of ‘Cloud Manager’ to the floating breaks in ‘Lounge Wizard’, the warped chug tempo in ‘Psychic Monthly’ and the beautiful acid bubbles of release finale, ‘Time Apprentice’.

Pre-order

Fantastic Man - Time Apprentice (LIXTP001) [clip]

There was a jovial, jolly sort of atmosphere in the old rickety shack. The warehouse was packed with rogues and wrong'uns who'd come to spend the night dancing to the bang of drums and wild dub. Smoke filled the air and it was dark and smoggy. The warmth from outside had somehow found its way in and condensation hung from the ceiling as the crowd moved back and forth with the grace of the beat. This was not a warehouse rave, this was a warehouse rock. 

The Vendetta Suite is a moniker of Gary Irwin, an irish producer who has worked tirelessly over many years creating and producing music. Now he is set to release a new LP for Hell Yeah Recordings, a wonderful dubbed out balearic affair.

PREMIERE: The Vendetta Suite - Warehouse Rock [Hell Yeah Recordings]

Trident Recordings - TRECS006 - Elektro Statik (Part One)

Elektro Statik (Part One) e.p.

Idjut Boys - Droid Spesh

SPCE - Mindless Turns

Having debuted on RDV through the second Récit De Voyage compilation in March, Modern House Quintet make their full EP debut on Molly's imprint. A live electronic act who exclusively performs live, playing and improvising with hardware instruments only, their delicate, organic and involving sound is the basis for the label's fifth 12" release, backed by a remix from Hungary's Gnork & 130eOa.

The aptly-titled ‘Sunrise’ sets the deep, confident tone and sound that runs through the release, mixing wholesome, contemplative house chords with a warm, generous acid line emerging organically. On the flip, ‘Sunset’ dives further into this sound, diving back beneath the horizon.

Almost beatless, ‘Midnight’ produces more intense oscillations for a weightless trip that transcends mere machine manipulation. Gnork & 130eOa reinstall a subtle groove for their understated but irresistible remix contribution.



Tracklist:

A1 Sunrise
A2 Sunset
B1 Midnight
B2 Midnight (Gnork & 130eOa remix)

A1 - Sunrise

Remix of @iron-curtis - "Werc Werc Werc", taken from his album Upstream Color and released on @ripperton's Tamed Musiq last year.

The remix is available on a Tamed Musiq compilation entitled Ripperton presents Zendama, out on Nov 11 alongside music from Lord Of The Isles, Matt Karmill, DJ Nature and more.

Respect.

Iron Curtis - Werc Werc Werc (Andy Hart Remix)

Funk de Fino - Gypsy

[LABEL TEXT]

‘We’re Going Deep’ is a new label run by an old head- Paul Wise, better known as Placid to many who inhabit the realms of underground House and Techno.
Born out of a lifelong affair with the many shades of deep electronic rhythms coupled with a thirst for collecting records since 1988, the label mission is all about releasing new music for the dance floor, front room or even just your headphones.
Rather than staying too hung up on the past, Paul’s reputation for digging deep into Acid, Electro, Techno, Deep House and even the odd slice of downtempo precedes him, as he readies the second instalment on his imprint. Picking up where WGD 001 left off, he’s both humbled and pleased to be able to invite 4 more exceptional artists to show off their finest waveforms.
Volume 2 starts the dance with a sterling contribution from Dublin’s very own machine maestro Cignol, “Night Time Traverse”. Proving once again why his flair for combining tight metronomic drums, wistful melody, blissed out strings with a twist of 303 is second to none: unmistakably tight, unmistakably good. Followed by some heavy head nodding action courtesy of new kid on the block, Armec, he’s already scored 2 fantastic releases under his belt. Fully repping the next generation of mancunian machine enthusiasts, he delves deep into the seedy underworld of deepest and darkest electro with ice cold aplomb on “Celestial Mechanics”.
Hit the flipside and you’ll find Acid aficionado Jared Wilson (who should be no stranger to most) leading the charge as he whips up a storm with a tweaked 303 takeover, led by a mesmerising chord that runs throughout – he works his magic once again in fine style. Last but not least, the dulcet tones of Bristol’s very own best kept secret Gilbert lands another sumptuously deep slab of techno with “Signs of Hope”. Leading with a pleasantly addictive bassline, this beautifully structured whistful symphony oozes warmth and tranquillity as he takes a trip to the light fantastic.