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Ca$hin Out (outthepound remix)

City Sequence

Our rework of You Never Asked by @Noah-Kin. Original track: https://soundcloud.com/noah-kin/you-never-asked.

Noah Kin - You Never Asked (DOOMMOOD Footworkin' Remix)

From Toijala to Lund (Bölse/Böf) [Clip]

Other Side of Town out now: https://machinist2029.bandcamp.com/releases

photo cred: Noric Couderc

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PEACE001 - Vinyl Only - Out March
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In the bustling world of instrumental grime, Mr. Mitch’s ‘Peace Dub’ phenomenon - initially a concept aimed squarely at flipping grime’s ‘war dub’ complex on it’s head - has fast become a reputable sub-genre all of it’s own. With a series of his own peace edits garnering plenty of recognition online over the course of 2014, Mitch has enlisted a trio of new-school producers to assist him in re-contextualising four unconventional classics and with it, christen a new series of peace-themed white label 12”s.

Simply titled PEACE001, Mitch is joined by Gobstopper signees Strict Face and Loom, as well as elusive beat-making trio Silk Road Assassins on the label’s first ever physical record - a body of work that takes instrumental grime even further into unchartered territory. Kicking off with the brooding heartache of Mitch’s fuzzy, emotionally charged re-rub of Dru Hill’s ‘How Deep Is Your Love’, there’s also space for Strict Face to turn an icier, washed-out hand to the peace aesthetic on ‘Alice’ - his beautifully mellow, minimalist rework of Alice Deejay classic ‘Better Off Alone’.

Latest signee Loom opts to take a deconstructionist route through Kate Bush’s ‘Running Up That Hill’ as glitchy melodies, ushered reverb and pitched-up vocal loops meet harsh, industrial sampling in unerringly dystopian collision of ideas, whilst Silk Road Assassins sign off with their take on T-Pain’s ‘Im Sprung’. Trickling, iced-out melodies and pitched-down vocals are laid over dark, menacing bass rumbles in a tribute to the sound that has already earmarked the trio as refreshingly slick sound designers.

Silk Road Assassins - T (Peace Edit)

The Caulfield Beats are,  they say , "a two-piece garage electronic band based in London" - but be very clear, there's nothing UK garage about them. They are 'garage' in the punk, home-made sense: their mixture of acidic techno, electroclash-y rigidity, subliminal sampled voices and off-beam song structures has a slightly ramshackle quality while still conspiring to kick you hard in the tender parts when you're not looking. They're a unique and puzzling proposition but we're definitely taken with this gurgling trip-out. 

 Cop their Mexican Smoke EP on May 24th.

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The Caulfield Beats "90's Love (Acid Pt.II)" - Boiler Room Debuts

Nguzunguzu & JoJo - I Can Fly You There; With My Foam Feathers (SHEEN Edit)

'Chinese Nü Yr' Out Now -
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Taken from 'Chinese Nü Yr' released 30th October 2015 on Brainfeeder.

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Out Now

Iglooghost - 'Xiangjiao'

In this episode of Rewind 2015, Boiler Room's Editor-in-Chief Gabriel @szatan talks to @palmstrax, @resi-resom, @call-super, @keinobjekt & @dkmntl's Thomas Martojo about an increasingly anything-goes DJ climate. Also featuring two unheard sets from Resom and Palms Trax.

Full info: blrrm.tv/rewind2015

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