Jamie Lidell - A Little Bit More (Luke Vibert Mix)

Out now on Naked Naked in 12'' and digital formats: 

Vinyl: 
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Forgive Me Love

Laxton Ford (-_-) Love Is The Song

BROMANCE #20: Myd - Número Uno

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3 - Myd - Face D

Download: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2015/07/loosewomen-slides/

@grade-10

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LooseWomen - Slides

https://soundcloud.com/monotronique https://soundcloud.com/iriyrecords
🛒 https://monotronique.bandcamp.com/album/mr-procrastinator-2
🔊 https://youtu.be/sKJJUlF0IBg

On November 28, Kharkiv-born producer Monotronique unveils his new album Mr. Procrastinator on Iriy Records, a Kyiv-based leftfield bass label. Written in one intense week, the record expands on the same emotional landscape introduced in the first single Hurry Up! — the tension between wanting to work and being unable to move, the loops of burnout, and the quiet moments when everything suddenly clicks.
Across glitchy bass, sharp drums, and drained ambient textures, Mr. Procrastinator feels like a snapshot of a mind constantly distracted, constantly rushing, and constantly restarting. It’s an album about trying to create while living inside modern noise — deadlines, doomscrolling, broken focus, and the strange calm that sometimes appears in the middle of all that chaos.
“I delayed this album for months. Then suddenly I had one week left and no excuses. Every day I’d open the laptop, do nothing for hours, feel guilty, scroll, start again. These tracks came straight out of that mix — stress, small breakthroughs, and a weird honesty you only get when you’re out of time,” says Monotronique.
One of the interludes includes a real recording of phone doomscrolling — kept raw, without editing. The album doesn’t try to hide the messy parts of the process. It turns them into sound.
As part of Iriy Records’ growing body of work, Mr. Procrastinator sits alongside releases built around similar ideas — bass heavy textures, emotional sharpness, and rhythmic structures that reflect the current state of Ukrainian underground culture. The label continues to build a catalogue led by artists who merge personal narratives with forward-leaning club music.
Mr. Procrastinator continues Monotronique’s forward-looking approach to club music, following releases on Livity Sound, Hypercolour, Holding Hands, Opal Tapes, Branch Points and more. 

Tracklist:

First Light
Hurry Up! 
Extra Doomer
Finda Ting
Inna Mode
Doomscroll Pause
Fast Slow
Week Before the Deadline
Last Light

PREMIERE: Monotronique - Week Before the Deadline [Iriy Records]

Blocks

Dub, leaf and light

DJ Richard's edit of 'Metal Dub'​ is more of the luscious, transcendent same we've come to love, with soft pads, deep, whirring synths and jittery analogue percussion reverberating from the off. 

To put it simply, this is beautiful. 


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Premiere: Richard Fearless 'Metal Dub' (DJ Richard Remix)

NY Is Killing Me

Mike Simonetti’s 2MR imprint welcome a genuine techno tour de force: Seattle’s Nark.

As the man behind some of the city’s most progressive, inclusive and famously fizzy parties such as Dickslap, his selector and party host stripes precede him. His productions will do soon, too. Here’s your proof… A debut eight track behemoth entitled ‘Empty Void’

Four originals, four remixes, Nark reveals his full spectrum right here: from the spatial oddity and calming trippiness of the title track to the alien swamp creatures of ‘Sunrise Climb’, a track created from a collection of nature field recordings, via the poisonous 303 of ‘Acid Night Cap’ and the zoning tubular hypnotiser ‘Carl’s K Hole’, this is the sound of a man who doesn’t just understand dancefloors through years of playing to them… But knows how to push them to the edge and bring them back from the brink, too.

Naturally the remixes are equally forthright and boundary-blurring. Ex-Azari & III’s Ali X and his partner in technoid crime Ximena twist up ‘Empty Void’ into a broken beat rattler, Portland provocateur The Prey has us writhing amid the Roland muck on ‘Acid Night Cap’ while Octo Octa has us all gliding with her precision percussive twist to ‘Sunrise Climb’. Finally the label bossman Simonetti gets involved in the action with a cosmically minded take on ‘Carl’s K-Hole’, bringing Sagan’s sample to outer-planetary new levels.

Welcome to the void… There’s no turning back now.

Release date : 2018-06-15

https://soundcloud.com/nark
https://soundcloud.com/2mrecords

NY Is Killing Me

MJB

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