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Following their smash album ‘PL’, and a scorching live show filmed for Movement Detroit widely cited as a lockdown highlight, Paranoid London return with a new EP, aptly titled ‘Annihilate The World & Start All Over’.

With their trademark acid lines conspicuously absent, this marks an unintentional but fruitful swerve of direction, on which the duo explain in typical no-nonsense fashion, “the 303 broke during lockdown, so we got on and did a record without it.”

A series of moods across four standout tracks range from Liaisons Dangereuses-inspired white noise percussion, to banging sine wave techno, euphoric festival destroyers and deep, warped k-hole vocal house.

PREMIERE: Paranoid London - Annihilate The World & Start All Over

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Levon Vincent – Invisible Bitchslap EP
Label: Deconstruct Music
Catalog#:DEC-01
Format:Vinyl, 12", EP, White Label, 33 ⅓ RPM 
Release: November 08

The B-side of this humorously titled release is hands down one of my favourite tracks of all time, and definitely my favourite Levon Vincent creation. One of the few records that I can honestly say is well worth the high marketplace price, though I hope my copy gives me years of play! There's really no fitting description for this shifting chugger; it's a totally melodic and dubby slice of techno with a nice, subtle tinge of house-y-ness. It keeps going and going, with every element in its perfect place. Lots of reverb and warped sounds that build a series of layered loops from some ultimately quite simple components. For me that's the mark of perfection: a fugue-like cycle that plays on a perfect kick, bass drum, etc. And did I mention there are some VERY fat synth chords? Oh, and I just listened to it again and must add that there are some sweet pitched up lasers. I've always had a soft spot for the sound of lasers! Mmmmmm, Woman Is The Devil indeed.


Levon Vincent-Woman Is The Devil

"One song in the mix is already released but the rest of them are new, unreleased stuff that was brought here from far off places in my mind. It was then tuned to the original Kammerton 432Hz, mixed together and overdubbed with a few chosen loops of really old techno songs from musicians who are inspiring me until today. This podcast is more tranquil and has nothing to do with the live sets I play at the moment." - Vril

Vril - 432Hz (Unreleased)

Helena Hauff - c45p

Shin - Matriarch EP
9300 Records
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Shin - A1. Apology Girl

Keepers of the Wild launches its debut release with NYC’s, Groove Selecta (Alan Arbelaez). It presents us with four early rave inspired jams filled to the brim with historical artefacts, creating a carefree deluge into head nod territory. 'Midnight Sounds' utilizes break beat percussions to imbue a feeling of nostalgic warmth throughout. In respecting the past, it rattles the future with Selecta's original slant keeping it relevant and fresh for today's ears.

PREMIERE : Groove Selecta - Hidden Agenda

Fast, deep, stabby, classically Detroit-infused techno from nthng taken from his debut LP, It Never Ends.

It Never Ends

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nthng - Galaxy

@lakepeople - Break The Pattern (UV041)
https://uncannyvalleyrec.bandcamp.com/album/break-the-pattern

Lake People, the man with a knack for aural subtleties, is spot-on with his first EP for Uncanny Valley. Over the course of four tracks he showcases a quiet different approach compared to the sophisticated House music the Leipzig based artist released on labels like Permanent Vacation or Connaisseur Recordings. On “Break
the Pattern” he relies heavily on the good old Boom Tschak-paradigm of Electro, without completely giving up his trademark sound.

Shin - A1. Apology Girl

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