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Nick Klein and Maoupa got together and recorded some nice short jams while touring together last year.  Combining noisy sounds with live melodic synth riffs as well as a jacking 808, Klein and Mazzocchetti made some dope shit.  Hand stamped 7 inches for the merch table and your local store.  Quality music for your soul!

Recorded in Berlin - Manufactured in the USA     -Comments are Welcome

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Nick Klein+Maoupa Mazzocchetti -Untitled 2(BNK007)

Teresa Winter performs on 12/05/2017 at https://www.facebook.com/events/1871237543142092/

Teresa Winter - Untitled Death [RAVE20]

Fizic006: Șerb - Qui Vive

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Persistent Prick

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Celebrating 10 years of their glittery and grooving sound, Future Disco has put together another fantastic 21st-century disco compilation titled 'Future Disco: Technicolour Nights'

Ahead of the album's release on May 17, Mixmag has gotten a hold of South London DJ-producer Kiwi's contribution 'Midnight Driver' - a glamorous disco tune filled with classic guitar riffs, g-funk bass and an utterly charming vocal element that will not leave your head.

Future Disco - Technicolour Nights

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Premiere: Kiwi 'Midnight Driver'

Syrian Music Archives

Oh my God

READ > https://inverted-audio.com/premiere-cold-front-minus-22-degrees-fahrenheit-ambient-east

Near to thirty years on from its initial issuing via Audiocon Release, the unique record from short-lived Minneapolis outfit Cold Front, 'Beyond The Beat', makes an interesting come-back to the forestage thanks to Amsterdam's @knekelhuis and French distributor Dizonord, gracing us with an outright unaltered repress.

Cold Front - Minus 22 Degrees Fahrenheit (Ambient East) [Knekelhuis]

Dan Only | Fragments EP | Dirt Crew Recordings

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Cat No. : DIRT119
Rel Date : 24.06.2019

Track list: 
A1 Someday Ft. AHKI
A2 All That’s Left (Piano Dub Mix) 
B1 Emulsion
B2 What I Want
B3 Breathe


Release Info:
We are super pleased to welcome back Dan Only with a brand new EP on Dirt Crew. Since last year’s debut record “The Wurly Chronicles” Dan has been super busy in the studio working on his sound, experimenting with many genres outside of House. This EP is the product of many late hours in the studio that translate into his unique touch on a wider spectrum of electronic music.

On The A-side you will find that deep and warm House sound we got to know Dan for when we first crossed paths. “Someday” is an exploration into the feeling of hopefulness and uncertainty that comes with looking towards a future state that is unknown. It’s steered by AHKI's bouncing bassline and the chord progression that it inspired. “All That’s Left (Piano Dub Mix)” has a driving groove with a slow reveal. This one carefully unmasks itself and shows its true colors towards the tail-end, leaving you with “All That’s Left”.

The B-side of this 12” is all about breaks, electro, and jungle inspired tunes. The opener “Emulsion” is a balance between light and dark, soft and hard, speeding up and slowing down. The rhythm section drives this one forward, but the melodic elements are slowly pulling back at it, leaving you somewhere in the middle. It's a musical attempt of trying to mix oil into water and having one float on top of the other. "An emulsion is a mixture of two or more liquids that are normally immiscible."

“What I Want” comes armed with an S950 and an MS20 – this one is a deep dive into the methods of making break- tinged music of the 90s. Brooding bass-lines and atmospheric melodies take you through the dark Canadian winter months when this was created. Closing with “Breathe”, expect waves of euphoria and gated mantras that'll pull you in and out until a state of bliss washes over you. Let the 909 and bubbling 101 carry you to shore. This one pairs well with deep breathing.

Enjoy this new excursion into the sonic worlds of Dan Only.

Fragments EP

Buy "Fragments EP"

Dan Only | Fragments EP (Preview Mix) | Dirt Crew Recordings

Scaly acid from a reptilian producer on the rise.

Read more: https://hyponik.com/features/first-listen-reptant-transcendants-from-the-outer-sphere/

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New Advancements In Lizard Tech™

First Listen: Reptant - 'Transcendents From The Outer Sphere' (Craigie Knowes)

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Serpente - Parada Lp & Download [Ecstatic Recordings, 28/06/19] 

Lisbon-based Bruno Silva enacts pure voodoo with extended, restless LinnDrum workouts that take Prince’s distinctive LM-1 signatures as a starting point for loose-limbed tribal jams that flow with the colour of the Brazilian carnival and the rhythmic psychedelia of hardcore jungle.

The title ‘Parada’ cannily nods both to Prince’s ‘Parade’ album and the percussion of carnival parades, speaking to a plurality of polyrhythms in a tradition of fusion music that seeks to meld myriad forms of communal, ritualistic and ecstatic music - not a million miles from the bare carnival funk of ‘Parade’s’ ’New Position’.

In six parts ranging from extended runs of drumkit-falling-down-stairs to nimble junglist mutations and rapid, darting concisions, Serpente spells out a heavily intoxicating and intuitive sort of rhythmic psychedelia that lives up to a broad palette of influences ranging from Haitian voodoo ceremonies and central African drum circles, through to the Sun Ra Arkestra and Alan Silva’s Celestial Communion Orchestra, via Keith Hudson’s dub transcendence, and the rude modernism of UK rave and virulent styles currently coming from Lisbon ghettos on the Príncipe label.

In attempting to untie and unite these worldly references, an asymmetric percussive friction and hypnotically unresolved tension naturally emerges from Serpente’s flux of machine made patterns. It’s there in the restlessly gnashing, swingeing brilliance of ‘Nivel de Chama’ and the exceptional mix of detuned Linn drums and reticulated jungle breaks in ‘Trama’, while the B-side probes this idea in three subtly agitated, but more space-out ’Símbolo’ parts, and finally with a sublime tension between his twitchy percussive saccades and celestial synth pads in ‘Nivel de Cinza.’

‘Parada’ is pure body music in a minimalist/maximalist way that acknowledges both physical and spiritual needs, and requires a dancing or thinking body in order to properly unlock its purple magick.

Serpente - Nível de Chama [ELP044]

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