This is the B1 taken from James Bangura's brilliant forthcoming EP on Holding Hands sublabel: Submerged, which showcases the deeper and darker tech house sound. This one is bass heavy, deep, trippy, complex, emotive. It's got it all.

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Release Date:
6th August 2021

Artist Name - James Bangura
EP Name - For The People EP
Cat Number - HHSUB003
Track Name - Target Velocity
Label - Holding Hands Submerged

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OS Premiere: James Bangura - Target Velocity [Holding Hands Submerged]

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Tony Pegas and Don Corrieri’s Gargoyle Records was active between 1995-1997. Based in Baltimore they released seven killer records under various aliases. I absolutely adore their super raw production style. Every track has got character for days and is packed to the brim with East coast attitude.

We’ve picked four tracks from across a couple of EPs for this first reissue which all bang to the max and will fit into quite a variety of club circumstances. On top of that there is a ridiculously sick fifth track (Do You Believe) that was written during that time but never released. Potentially my favourite one of the bunch I am super excited to be able to get this one the release that it always deserved.

There will be a second EP to follow so keep your eyes peeled...

Tracklist
A1. Alienage - Filter Funkard
A2. Alienage - Do you Believe
B1. The Madd Scientist - Speed
B2. Alienage - Danceaholic
B3. Alienage - Dig It Beats

Gargoyle Records Classics Part 1

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HHAGAIN005 - Gargoyle Records Classics Part 1 (Clips)

Available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/N1XV8LpXJ8o

Label: R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings
Artist: Mother of Pearls
Format: Vinyl & Digital
Cat. Number: RM12007
Release Date: May 8th, 2020
Support it: https://randmuzikrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/rm12007

Manchester based producers Tom Jarmey and Ed Hodge team up as ‘Mother Of Pearls’ to make an electro/breakbeat 4- tracker for R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings.

R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings:
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PREMIERE: Mother Of Pearls - Liminate [R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings]

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/internal-transfer-embodiment-exercise-eternal-ocean
* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/9C7Qi_WGiL4
* Pre-order: https://eternalocean.bandcamp.com/track/embodiment-exercise

There’s a lofty ambiguity at the core of Eternal Ocean - a self described “multimedia platform that aims to foster sustainable careers for unique artists and showcase creative work that offers intimate and engaging sensory experience through tangible products and digital media.” At its most literal Eternal Ocean is a collaborative minded outlet for current and former New York based producers like Ronan, Telesalf, and DJ Temporary. Spearheaded by the Planet Euphorique alumni Ronan, Eternal Ocean seems to find its origins in the mid 2010s Ridgewood, Queens record studio and artist collective Felt Presence which has already produced one highly noteworthy compendium record via last year’s Felt Presence LP on Ann Arbor DIY juggernaut Vanity Press. That Felt Presence’s stated mission was an “aim to facilitate healing trance states through immersive sonic and visual environments” is deeply apparent in the twelve expert cuts that make up Plant Lyfe Vol. One; an engulfing collection of deeply carved cuts of dub techno, ominous breakbeat, and submarine techno. 

Originally intended to be the debut release on Eternal Ocean back in 2018, Plant Lyfe Vol One could’ve easily made for three separate high quality releases as well. United by a particularly looming quality of aquatic dub, this compilation is comprised of three suites from collaborative teams Internal Transfer (Teleself & Ronan), Ceres (Acemo, Teleself & Ronan), and D.X.M. (DJ Temporary, Teleself & Ronan) respectively. Internal Transfer set the stage with overwhelming intention and poised follow through — lacing tracks like “Embodiment Exercise” and “Wave Progression” with a definite sense of buoyancy that turns otherwise standard lush breakbeat repetition and dub techno patterns into a presumably thundering club experience born from the palate of meditative calm. Restless techno cut “Climate Adjustment” provides respite through dubbed out wonk and diverse breakbeat based rhythms that is rich with texture and personality. 

Some of the record's most transcendent moments arrive on Ronan and Teleself’s Ceres collaborations with New York dance sire AceMo. As those two bring deft proficiency in sound design and tonal strength, Ace instills a live pulse capable of bringing the listener far from shore into uncharted waters filled with synth ripples and whip cracks. “Terre Vide” is pure live wire with a human touch to the mix that sets it apart while “Gorgon Tech”  combines a beyond filtered house propulsion with techno dissonance drowned in thin, clear layers of wet dub. We rise from the underwater grave with “Smoke & Mirrors;” a highly textural soundtrack for an ayahuasca trip that makes way to stuttering cyborg cooing and begs to be played loud. This is just straight up fascinating music that stands out amongst AceMo’s already rich and diverse catalog. 

Plant Life Vol. One closes out with its most lighthearted set of tracks courtesy of DJ Temporary’s addition to the duo as D.X.M. Bursts of dub bubbles float to the surface amid turntable scratches on “Where Are We Going?” Not sure who “Raveman” is but his featuring track “Rainbow Icicle” is a shade away from juke before mutating into stuttering electro house. The 16-bit rainforest of “Lavender Expression” makes for the only track that actually reminds me of plants on Plant Lyfe Vol One. Well non-psychedelic ones that is.

PREMIERE: Internal Transfer - Embodiment Exercise

Following a stellar release on MCR imprint Jerk It, Swedish producer Bobo joins Gestalt Records with with a split album of 10 tracks spread over two installments. Breaks, bass and ambiance unlimited.

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PREMIERE: Bobo - Hope [Gestalt]

PEACH010 – Various Artists – Peach Pals, Vol.1

1) VGV - New Car
2) Ciel & Ali Berger - Damn Skippy!
3) E-Unity - Bob Laser
4) Gramrcy - Tally Brains
5) Will Lister - Hive

Artwork by Gramrcy
Mastered by Robert @ Ten Eight Seven Mastering

Peach Pals, Vol.1 will be released Friday 19th June. All profits from sales of the Peach Discs catalogue on Bandcamp during this day – including this record – will be donated to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
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PEACH010 – Various Artists – Peach Pals, Vol.1

Lou Karsh returns to X-Kalay after a 2 year hiatus with the interplanetary "Lifeforms" EP. Four cuts of trademark acid, breaks and electronica >:^)

Pre order: https://bit.ly/2YsdzgY

Available 14th September 2020

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XK021 | Lou Karsh - Lifeforms

Manchester-based @bobo-102 returns to Gestalt Records for part 2 of his split double album, with a 5-track collection of surging harmonies, swirling basslines and pensive ambiance.

Buy: https://bit.ly/3MNTidB

Bobo - Pt. II: Hope I Experience It (GST23)

@adampits is as quintessential to the label as it gets. His first two Eps were full on baskets of dynamite and number three is no different. He has three variations on a theme in A Minor, and the theme is...absolute slammeroos.

Remix duties come from great friends of the label and Slam Jams 1 gang, @Tape-Fear. They’ve come correct with an absolute hound dog of a 2-step take on Variation 1. Turn the subs up and dive on in...

Vinyl release is February 26th.
Digital release is March 26th.

HHAGAIN005 - Gargoyle Records Classics Part 1 (Clips)

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