E.Z.P. (Super Slowed & Bassboosted)

klose techno bnm BNM2

PUMPKIN PATCH (Instrumental)

Laksa returns to Mistry for his second 12" @laksauk

Mistry 007 / Laksa
A. 66 Rebels
B. Ctrl Delete

digital mistrymuzik.bandcamp.com/album/mistry-007
vinyl https://boomkat.com/products/66-rebels

Laksa - Ctrl Delete

Buy/stream: https://OctRec.lnk.to/JVPalfEPSo

Sydney based producers JV & Palf today share their debut 'Wren' EP, an engaging, pulsating and genre-pushing release, and the most recent signee to October Records.

With a pressurised sonics and galloping percussion, EP opener "Don't Stop" leaves little room to catch your breath. A serious club workout with playful overtones; it works manipulated vocal samples over a wall of low end that demands attention. Second track "JBNT" explores a use of space to find it's pulse, utilising a cutting edge UK-sound palette. The EP rounds out with "Gully"; an addictive percussion workout primed for the dance floor.

JV and Palf were already fans of each other’s individual work - JV releasing under Plantlife and Palf under IljusWifmo - before meeting at a warehouse party in 2013. From there, they started sending tracks back and forth to each other online until they finished one song, which quickly turned into the Wren EP. JV (Corey Furey) & Palf (Max Palfrey) still rarely write music in the same room together, sending stems until they have something that is worth meeting up over, before putting final touches on.

“Cheese as it is, we basically communicate through the sounds… this approach allows the music to go in different directions without either of us getting caught up in our ideas. The other person might just delete it all and do something different.” JV & Palf.

Soon to be some of Australia’s favourite creators of forward-thinking club sounds, JV & Palf’s dynamic collaboration shines in their first release on October Records.

JV & Palf's Wren EP is out now on October Records.

JV:
https://soundcloud.com/jayveebass
https://www.facebook.com/jayveebass
https://www.instagram.com/jayveebass

Palf:
https://soundcloud.com/max-palfrey
https://www.instagram.com/palfagram
https://www.facebook.com/maxxpalf
https://twitter.com/MaxPalf

JV & Palf - JBNT

https://concretecabin.bandcamp.com/album/hamilton-scalpel

Covert transmission from the outskirts of Neurealm… two dark strangers operating from below the ash clouds with x4 chest rattling bass-scapes cut through with quickened breakbeat science. PSYWAR vets tryna get the hell outta hell. The tomb of “El Magnifico” is stalked by the spectre of OIR15A02aTC0008.  

Hamilton Scalpel / Concrete Cabin MMXIX

A1. Anti Vibe (UK Complience)

Physical Therapy channels the mood of Quiet Storm radio under a new alias with some soulful jungle breaks.

'It Takes A Village: The Sounds Of Physical Therapy' is out May 3rd on Allergy Season.

Pre-order: bit.ly/2GFSVjp

@physical-therapy
@allergy-season

It Takes A Village: The Sounds of Physical Therapy

Premiere: Jungle Jerry – You Are Now Listening To The Quiet Storm [Allergy Season]

ROW006 comes from Manchester-based Avernian and Strick from Ottawa with a remix by Impey and will be released July 22 via Clone Distribution

Artwork by Frida Pain (www.fridapain.com)
Release Date: 22. July 2019

Hairline Fracture EP

Hairline Fracture

Avernian & Strick - Hairline Fracture (Snippet) - Hairline Fracture EP

Following last years remix of ‘System’ with Tiz East, Simkin returns to All Centre with ‘Toxin’ the second dose of his infectious hybridized club sound.

On the title track he picks up where he left off, riffing on the tropes of techno and club styles with ease and continuing to set the pace for what’s to come. Sprawling high pitched FX fly overhead veering in all directions whilst a cavernous chord pins down the tracks chugging beat as it lurches forward.

B-side ‘Anarres’ begins with an assured combination of deep 4x4 kicks and industrious percussion that are later joined by an angelic haunting melody and a picked bass line. As the track glides along further drums begin to syncopate, locking the listener deeper into a phantom breakbeat groove.

Toxin is available across all platforms from the 6th of March.

Simkin - Anarres

Early Reflex is the new label run by Turin-based producer and DJ, Alec Pace. Aiming to both push experimental club music boundaries forward and promote new artists, the first release, out on the 30th, of April is a 9-track compilation titled FLEX001 heavily influenced by leftfield techno and bass music sounds.

The release features critically acclaimed artists such as Loraine James, Sonia Calico, and Hence Therefore; electronic beats manglers like hmurd and Lorem; TT Label and All Centre founder and producer DJ P; and debuts from both Croatian N/OBE and Taiwanese Nanassus.

Touching multiple aspects of club music, yet evocative of a more subversive, darker atmosphere, FLEX001 will accompany listeners through a musical and sensory journey. The compilation breaks geographic borders and brings together a kaleidoscopic set of tracks that blend experimental sounds with the functional aim of getting dance floors light up, as the title suggests.

FLEX001 comes out as a strong, clear statement about what Early Reflex label is all about and what to expect from it in the future.

FLEX001 compilation is available on all platforms on Thursday 30th of April 2020.

© & ℗  2020 Early Reflex. All rights reserved.
All tracks written, arranged and mixed by the respective artists (except 'Maladapt' produced by Hence Therefore and mixed by Thomas McAlister) § Mastering by Andrea Prato § Drawings by Giuseppe Cavuoto § Artwork by Alessandro Scanu & Giuseppe Cavuoto.

Maladapt

Hence Therefore - Maladapt

READ MORE –– https://www.dummymag.com/new-music/premiere-max-winter-cck-4/

Max Winter is a London-based composer (most recently featuring on Or:la's 'MMXX Leap' compilation on her Céad label) whose electronic productions are unique in that much of them were produced for choreographed dance pieces. A student of composition at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, Max wrote latest EP ‘Aporia' for a contemporary dance piece choreographed by Thomas Page, another Trinity alumnus. After the dance was premiered in January 2019, Max decided to condense the score into an EP, which is now seeing a release on Cherche Encore. "This was originally two separate tracks from different moments in the dance," Max Winter says of 'CCK 4', which we're premiering below. "I stitched them together and added the voice of Annika Kordes, who narrated the performance. It is probably the one track on the EP that covers all aspects of the dance." On 'CCK 4', a shimmering synth line is underpinned by a complex array of skittering breakbeats sounding akin to Squarepusher or Venetian Snares. Tune in below.