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Seven Davis Jr - P.A.R.T.Y. Ft Mezmawho

http://www.mixmag.net/music/exclusive-music/premiere-seven-davis-jr

There's a real movement of raw, rough-edged, underground house pushing through dance music at the moment. White Material, Trilogy Tapes, Lobster Theremin and LIES are just a handful of labels putting out unpolished tunes that bump 'n' grind. Among that number is Apron, the imprint run by Funkineven and we have the first full play of a fine cut from his latest signing.


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Premiere: Seven Davis JR 'Summers'

Lord Tusk & Brassfoot - Space Invaders EP (Apron11)

2 Clips by Brassfoot taken from the Space Invaders split 12"
Release date 13th May 2014

Info: http://crackmagazine.net/music/premiere-lord-tusk-space-invaders/

B2 Brassfoot - Chugginville

B1 Brassfoot - Foxhole

Beneath EP (PAN 51)
Out May 8th
p-a-n.org

Beneath 'Bored 2'(PAN 51)

Lee Gamble - Kuang EP (PAN 54)12"/DL
Out 1 August 2014.

Lee Gamble is a UK-based artist and electronic music producer with roots in the original jungle-techno and extreme computer music fields. In 2012 he released a couple of highly acclaimed records via PAN, 'Dutch Tvashar Plumes' and 'Diversions 1994-1996', that refracted dancefloor and home-listening dimensions into trippy new head-spaces which touched a raw nerve with ravers young and old(er). He's since expanded those records into live audio-visual performance with fellow CYRK collective founder Dave Gaskarth and continues monthly broadcasts of his NTS radio show. 

The 'Kuang' EP heralds the release of Gamble's keenly awaited 2nd LP 'KOCH' (due September '14) with three tracks of dissociative ambient/techno. 'Kali Wave' opens with a bittersweet breakbeat roller sounding something like early AGCG playing in a hall of mirrors, whereas 'Mimas Skank' diffuses oily acid and dry dub techno inna dancefloor wormhole, and the detached ambient drift of 'Girl Drop' rends a gasp of post-rave bliss into twelve minutes of spectral sublime or precipitous dread, depending on your perspective.

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Lee Gamble 'Mimas Skank' (PAN 54)

Lee Gamble sure has been busy in 'the lab' since his last outing 'Diversions 1994-1996' dropped way back in 2012. There's an LP on the way, but just before that PAN are set to release the 'Kuang EP' on August 8th.

Lee Gamble 'Kali Wave' - Boiler Room Debuts

Ambivalent - Red Ones (Bump Mix)

Composed, arranged and performed live at The Bunker New York 10 Year Anniversary in January 2013 
by 
Jonah Sharp (aka Space Time Continuum) & 
David Moufang (aka Move D)

Elements:

Roland TR 909
Roland TR 606
Roland JX-3P
Roland SH101
Anyware Instruments TinySizer
Nord Micro Modular
Doepfer Dark Time
Akai MPC 1000
Electro Harmonix Memory Man Delay
Moog MidiMurf

Few projects in electronic music have remained at the very cutting edge for as long as Reagenz, a collaboration between San Francisco-based Jonah Sharp and Heidelberg-based David Moufang. Their first self-titled album “Reagenz,” was released during a foundational moment for ambient and electronic music: 1994. At the time, Jonah’s main project was Spacetime Continuum; an early signee of seminal label Astralwerks. He was also running one of the first independent electronic music labels on the West Coast, Reflective Records, recording with the likes of Pete Namlook and Bill Laswell; while David was founding acclaimed duo Deep Space Network, starting to record solo records as Move D, entering into a fruitful collaboration with Pete Namlook, as well as running his own Source Records imprint.

Following several well-received live appearances in Japan, Reagenz was reformed in 2009 for a full-length album “Playtime” on the respected Berlin label Workshop. Since then, the project has been ongoing, touring to present live shows in both the US and Europe. There has also been a special collaborative extension of the project when Reagenz met Magic Mountain High (Moufang w/ Juju & Jordash) under the name The Mulholland Free Clinic at last year’s Unsound Festival in Krakow. Moufang, working as Move D, is now highly in demand as a DJ (last year he did one the coveted Fabric mix CDs), whilst Sharp is also busy with solo gigs and a collaborative project with DJ Spun called the Loose Control Band.

Now, twenty years after their first project, comes “The Periodic Table,” a stunning live album captured at The Bunker New York’s tenth anniversary party at Public Assembly, Brooklyn, in January 2013. This Triple LP / CD album also serves as the first full-length release from relatively new label The Bunker New York, which was launched in January 2014, so far releasing nine EPs from the likes of Atom™, Voices From The Lake, Marco Shuttle, and others. To introduce the album, Sharp notes, “I consider it a live album that captured the essence of the show. The two-and-a-half hour show was edited down to 70 minutes or so. The hard bit was selecting chunks to use.”

Recorded using a full stage of gear / all-hardware set up that included Roland TR 909, Roland TR 606, Roland JX-3P, Roland SH101, Anyware Instruments TinySizer, Nord Micro Modular, Doepfer Dark Time, Akai MPC 1000, Electro Harmonix Memory Man Delay and a Moog MidiMurf “The Periodic Table” incorporates elements of house, techno and ambient in an organic flow that few artists could replicate. Watching the two musicians on stage makes tangible the sense of decades of shared experience between them very apparent. Moufang clarifies “it is definitely about letting go and finding out where we can go as in terms of improvising (new) tracks.” Sharp concurs, “Communication comes down to hearing and feeling what's going on at the time and trying to make the right decisions on the spot. Spontaneity plays a big part! “

Of course, this special adapt-and-move approach is not something every musician could do successfully. Sharp confirms, “it's a challenge to play live dance music and make it work,“ whilst Moufang sees a parallel for their approach in game theory, noting “Live improvisation is always like a game of chess in a way—you follow and try to take the lead.”

Recorded with almost the same equipment they used to record their debut twenty years earlier, “The Periodic Table” is a testament to the power of live electronic music, its ability to transcend time and remain, when delivered with skill and art, one of the most powerful live music experiences possible. Far from being locked into any cul-de-sac of “dance” genre or DJ tools, “The Periodic Table” presents a living, breathing model. Free your mind and your feet will follow.

Side F - Db (preview clip)

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Mr. Oizo - "Machyne" from the forthcoming album "The Church" on November 18th, 2014 via Brainfeeder Records.

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Mr. Oizo - 'Machyne'

B: Willis Anne - The C Track (Nous Side)

Cosigns by PMM from the PMM/Tuff Sherm split tape 'Gracefully Force Consensus' on Reckno. Cover by Lando at Decadence.
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PMM - Cosigns

Full stream of Jacques Renault's upcoming 'Out of Sync' EP for Let's Play House, out October 27 on vinyl and on November 10 in digital form.

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