ESP Institute

great tracks 3

Raw+Cooked

http://www.stonesthrow.com/news/2012/11/stones-throw-leaving-records-dual-form

Lapti - Peace

Carisma - Parallax Rock

Son Of A Thousand Sounds

San Diego

HVN037 
Quentin - Mirage / Rain
Release Date: 21 October 2016

HVN037 Mirage/Rain (320mp3 mstrd promo) 

Mirage / Rain

A. Mirage

Written, and produced by Boddika & Joy Orbison at 'The Zoo'.

Mixed by Al Green.

Boddika & Joy Orbison - Severed Seven

Prepare to enter the Sombrero Galaxy. "Journey To The Centre Of The Sun", the debut release from Lovefingers' highly anticipated imprint ESP Institute, is a collaborative effort from Londoner Jonny Nash (Discossession, Crue-L) and Dutchman Tako Reyenga (Ambassadors Reception, Salon Des Amateurs). "Journey To The Centre Of The Sun" is a dive into a moody, visceral and ethereal headspace brought to life through shimmering synthesizers, swirling guitars and a chugging bassline coupled with live percussion, clearly setting the bar higher than the bulk of contemporary electronic music. On the B-side, The Stallions (Lovefingers and Lee Douglas) reinterpret the track with optimism, nicely complimenting the original with a light and cloudy yet driving house version. This is the music of dreams.

B - Journey To The Centre Of The Sun (Stallions Remix) (snippet)

Burial + Four Tet - Nova

Following last years acclaimed Curse of Soft Rocks album, we're invited to revisit said masterpiece from an alternative entry — a robust compilation of remixes. The tracklisting follows its predecessor verbatim, however every track is re-contextualized so wildly that we're left with a beautifully obtuse yet complimentary rendering. The personnel employed vary in style and technique drastically, but such is the ethos of Soft Rocks, and furthermore the ESP Institute. At the end of the day, we implore you to shut up and listen.

03 Thunder Thunder (Spectral Empire Remix) SNIPPET

01 We Hunt Buffalo Now (Andrew Weatherall Remix) SNIPPET

02 Obo (Tiago's ESP Disk Mix) SNIPPET

06 Magic Milk (Beautiful Swimmers Coconut Dub) SNIPPET

Electronic producer Flako resides in London and has previously called Berlin and Chile home, but the lead track from his forthcoming Eclosure 12″ sounds as if it emerged from across the pond– specifically, from the burbling wonkiness of Los Angeles’ Flying Lotus-fronted Brainfeeder beat crew. Oftentimes, the sound that comes from Brainfeeder artists can resemble something of a locked groove, but “Honey Drips” opens up beautifully, dissolving into a soup of keyboard runs and tangled vocals. The Eclosure 12″ is out November 5 via Five Easy Pieces. (Pitchfork)

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