Me and Johnnie Cokein cooked this one up raw
Two joints built for the floor, heads down, sweat up.

Dirty chops, 909s hittin’.
Rolls grimey — looped out, smoked out,
hood vibes all over.

It’s for dancers, for DJs, for folks who know what the fuck’s up.

Johnie Cokein @user-623966427

Sam Am & Johnnie Cokein - Front Row Pressure

Oddball bass and rubbery microhouse abound in this offering of sounds crafted by UK producer and Third Place Records founder Will Hofbauer. Funky and freaky through and through, Club Quirks  threads the needle of pinpoint percussion, elastic leads, pitch-bent plucks, plonks, and wonky basslines. Bouncy electro rhythms offset a 4x4 minimal pulse, while ear-tickling textures shimmer in kaleidoscopic hi-fi. Highly tipped for those seeking a playful touch, Club Quirks is brimming with sonic delights.

Artwork by Valeria Montero.

https://splice.com/sounds/packs/rubicon/club-quirks-uk-bass/samples

Complimentary Sample Pack on Bandcamp:

https://willhofbauer.bandcamp.com/album/will-hofbauer-sample-pack-4

Club Quirks - Splice Sample Pack - Out Now!

Seer Tapes Vol. 1 comes as a culmination of a vision, in da indica/sativa realm. We present this tape with the intention of bringing forward the slow and the faster paced trax and represent our homies as well as their art.

Big shoutout to @seer-record-co for the support!

BUY: https://seerrecordco.bandcamp.com/album/seer-tapes-vol-1-seer003

Seer Tapes Vol. 1 - SEER003

LLA - Face The Funk [Seer Tapes Vol. 1 - SEER003]

From D.K.'s Mystic Warrior EP on Antinote. 
Out March 2019, via Rush Hour Distribution.

Mystic Warrior EP

Bandcamp

D.K. - MYSTIC WARRIOR

Claro Intelecto - Forgotten Wasteland EP - Delsin Records (136dsr) 

a1.	The Thunderdome
a2.	Sniffer Dogs	
b1.	Messages	
b2.	Sirens	

https://www.delsinrecords.com/release/6393

Since the dawn of the Millennium, Claro Intelecto has beguiled listeners with his trademark brand of far-sighted electronic futurism – an atmospheric and otherworldly sound that reprocesses and repackages a multitude of influences drawn from three decades immersed in electronic music.

It seems fitting, then, that the latest Claro Intelecto outing – the first since the release of his Exhilirator album two years ago –was partly inspired by the formative years of the man behind the alias, Mark Stewart. Its’ title, “Forgotten Wasteland”, refers to the current state of the place where one of Manchester’s most influential underground clubs, the Thunderdome, once stood.

Stewart explores the impact and influence of this mythical club, and all that flowed from it, on EP opener “The Thunderdome”, a track whose industrial-strength beats, ragged acid lines, sci-fi bleeps and body-shaking sub-bass recall the raw and heavy techno music that emerged from the North of England in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s. In contrast, the equally heavy and lo-fi “Sniffer Dogs” takes a more considered approach, with Stewart wrapping cinematic sweeps and dubbed-out electronics around a glitch-laden, Skam style experimental hip-hop groove.

On the flipside, Stewart begins with a far-sighted chunk of loose-limbed electro-techno fusion, “Messages”. Rhythmically punchy with the producer’s now familiar weighty analogue bass and raw riffs to the fore, the track’s fizzing melodic motifs and woozy pads recall hazy memories of sunrises spent stumbling between soundsystems at chilly free parties across the UK. The track’s increasing intensity is mirrored on EP closer “Sirens”, a druggy blast of rugged mid-tempo heaviness blessed with sun-bright blasts of synthesizer-driven bliss. It feels like a fittingly evocative conclusion to another standout outing from Claro Intelecto.

Buy @ Delsin Shop

Claro Intelecto - Forgotten Wasteland (136DSR)

Guided by yet another of La Cheetah Club’s family members, Alfie leads us through the third Outer Zone with four homage laden techno cuts, all obliquely or otherwise brushing past centre-points of styles within the genre. Having proven himself as a producer capable of making serious dancefloor cuts as @theburrellconnection, this new moniker sees the Perth native coagulate sounds usually heard during the energetic moments before the always impending end of the night. Each track stems from influences or creative bursts entirely different from the last, with the EP opening to a lovingly crafted tribute to giants and ending with something drawn from wider sources of inspiration rendered singular. ‘Plastic Entertainment’ is anything but artificial, made with the direct intention of shaking walls and eyeballs.

Release Date: 5th August 2019
Preorder: https://outerzone.bandcamp.com/album/plastic-entertainment

Alfie - Plastic Entertainment [OUZ03]

A Colourful Storm has been pushing musical rarities and sought-after audio recordings into contemporary atmospheres since 2016. A continuously morphing sonic exploration out of Melbourne, loved by psychonauts throughout. Their latest release sees the label compile three tracks from the vaults of R. Campana & D. Reggi, two producers active in the early 2000s.

A three-track EP revived from a period of European underground club music where breaks, electro and tech-house merged into unexpected new forms. An adventurous collection of stripped-back, kaleidoscopic droid malfunctions written and produced between 2000 and 2003, and mastered by Mike Grinser at Manmade Mastering.

Read more: http://liquidyouth.nl/music/premieres/campana-reggi-sequence-unity-a-colourful-storm
Buy: https://acolourfulstorm.com/album/sequence-unity

https://soundcloud.com/acolourfulstorm

Premiere: R. Campana & D. Reggi - Sequence Unity [A Colourful Storm]

on all streaming platforms now. https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/theremora/easy-rider
available as digital download and vinyl here: https://kraftjerkz.bandcamp.com/album/easy-rider
Brooklyn-based, Yugoslavian-born Maroje T is back as Remora with a new release on Kraftjerkz. His latest Remora release is a cohesive, synth-driven exploration, drawing influence from 80’s New Wave, Belgian New Beat, synth-pop, Italo disco and electro. Its aim is not to emulate; its nostalgia is grown-up and contemporary, filled with arpeggiated synths and metallic punctuation. There’s a play between light and dark here; the opening tracks take us on an easy, synth-pop voyage, as if through a neon dawn. Half-way through the EP, the mood shifts towards dystopic visions, with tracks like “Bitter Night” and “Green Sea” bringing to mind videogame-boss nostalgia and darker electro sentiments. The EP closes with the final, visceral “You Travel by Plane Often,” meant to be experienced with the body. The EP is primed to become a classic; it goes down easy but stays with you for a while, before wanting to be ingested again and again.

Easy Rider

Remora - Easy Rider // previews // Kraftjerkz 045

The flickering lights flashed and buzzed upon the billboard, the giant screen looked down upon the passing people who walked beneath the radiant glare of the monitor. They were not aware of the dense, intricate complexity required to make such electronic engineering work and whiz behind the scenes. Each pixel was like a microdancer, a tiny orb which danced and died in the blink of an eye only to be replaced by the next pulsing light. It was night time in the city and the glow of the billboard was all which illuminated the way for the lonely walkers, a city ignorant and unthinking. Lead by the visions on a midnight screen. 

Tracey is set to release a new EP on Aus Music, an electro inspired affair which channels the rough and rugged sounds commonly associated with Den Haag. This one has been widely supported and works a treat.

Microdancer

PREMIERE: Tracey - Microdancer [Aus Music]

buy there : https://kompakt.fm/releases/beverly_hills

Dutch studio wizard Billy Ray de la Haye drops a timeless and
spaced out Mini-LP on eudemonia with six tracks made
between the 90’s and 2019.

Premiere: R. Campana & D. Reggi - Sequence Unity [A Colourful Storm]

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