Buzzi & DJ ANGELDU$t - Mega Groove

Everyday felt the same, there was little variation in the tasks and activities that filled their time. Spontaneity was a non-existent idea - repetition ruled their every move. It had become such a normal way of living that now they didn't know any different, any alternate options or changes to their routine through everything into disarray. They'd given up fighting it, repeating patterns would forever be their reality.

Having made a mark with his debut LP last year on Kneaded Pains, Fossil Archive now returns to his own eponymous label for a new solo EP, Pattern Repeat. Made up of four tracks of celestial acid, emotive techno and hypnotic trips for the dance floor, the release is a taster of all the things Fossil Archive does best.

For the title track he teams up with Kiara Scuro's ZaaZaa who provides ethereal vocals that lift the track into the heavens. This isn't the first time the pair have joined forces with Fossil Archive and Sub Club's Stevie Cox bringing the singer, producer and DJ on board for their recent collaborative EP for Hammer's Remmah imprint.

PREMIERE: Fossil Archive feat. ZaaZaa - Pattern Repeat [Fossil Archive]

Proving that experience doesn’t mean repeating ideas, real-deal UK underground legend Warlock comes strafing into the PM+ series with some wild new styles for your hard-jacking pleasure. As Warlock, Jason Alexander has been pushing his own deep-rooted take on rave since the 90s with a particular slant towards electro, breaks and bass, but his pirate radio credentials reach back to the late 80s when it was all kicking off. 

Warlock would get a pass for just sticking to the squat-friendly, moody n’ mischievous gear he’s rolled out for years - it’s consistently excellent, after all. But here he demonstrates a razor-sharp sidestep into modernist forms which take the premise of bass and bleeps into fresh rhythmical territory. 

From the pointillist arps and nimble drum machine flaring of ‘Stinger’ to the brutally managed bass throb and spine-tingling high frequency ticklers of ‘Rush Rush’, Warlock’s gutsy sound passes through a measured amount of minimalism, nodding in the skittering patterns to footwork futurism and yet still sounding wholly schooled in the dimly lit, graffiti-caked climes of parties on the fringes of society. The unique spot where Alexander lands this fresh approach is right in the orbit of PM+ - an alarmingly natural fit for such brilliantly unnatural music. 

Written & Produced by Jason Alexander
Artwork by Håkan Ullberg
Mastering by Isle Audio

Warlock - Stinger [PM+ 8]

Buy link: www.091r.bandcamp.com
Artist: Matias Choren
Track: Vuelo 2199
Label: 091 Records
Catalog Number: 091R001
Release Date: 24/1 (pre-order on bandcamp)
Format: Digital
Mastering: Frontman Management
Artwork: Zxramadeit

Artist links: www.instagram.com/matiaschoren
Label links: www.instagram.com/091records_

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PREMIERE I Matias Choren - Vuelo 2199 [091 Records]

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JOJI - DIE FOR YOU (DVNGRBOY EDIT)

In this EP, piaconcept and Lüma-G revisit the club with their respective artistic backgrounds.
One with her signature sound design borrowing from her IDM and lofi influences, the other with her rhythmic mastery of 90s house. Their common territory is jazz jazz, its rhythms and melodies, but above all its freedom of musical structure!

All continuity includes ruptures. The ocean teaches us that when the sea current is too strong, we must let ourselves be carried along. 

The A-side of the EP dismantles the traditional club structure to offer a version in which the artists allow themselves to break away from the sequencing system dance music. One could be mistaken for thinking that there are several tracks in one, but the ear is easily carried away by this game of questions and answers.

"Seasick" opens this EP with finesse, playing with resonance. Echo and reverb converse together to give body to a minimalist score. The gradual incorporation of a hat line in the second part puts the club back on course after a subtle introduction.

"Road to Socoa" promises to be a summer stopover between dubstep escapade and breakbeat, embellished by house vocals. The different patterns clash and end on an effective, sunny jungle drop.

After a complex immersion in the elements of club music, Lüma-G and piaconcept finally concentrate on rhythmic sequences on the B-side. 

"Galvanic Corrosion" is the remnant of a matured A-side with omnipresent textured percussion. An almost tribal groove punctuated by cosmic FX that impose themselves against a hypnotic lead. 

"Gravlaxed" closes the EP with a frenetic cocktail of ghetto, jersey and break inspirations.break.track inspirations, reflecting the way the two artists like to play both separately.

The “Seasick” remix by Azo flips the script on the original iconic track by Lüma-G and piaconcept, hitting hard with its club vibe and hardhouse inspiration. The lush pads are given a cosmic twist, with Azo’s signature acid line and strings thrown in to elevate the vibe. And that's how the track takes flight.

Lüma-G, piaconcept - gravlaxed

DJ SET FROM MY PREVIOUS NIGHT AT HARMONY CLUB

A MIX OF DANCE, EXPERIMENTAL TECHNO AND HARDSTYLE💥

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