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The Mole
A1. Dog River
B1. Gameface



The Mole - "Gameface" [snippet]

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Check Reedale Rise
https://www.facebook.com/reedalerise/
https://soundcloud.com/reedalerise
https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/reedalerise
https://www.discogs.com/artist/4529196-Reedale-Rise

Check Subwax Excursions
https://www.facebook.com/subwaxexcursions/
https://soundcloud.com/subwax-bcn
https://www.discogs.com/label/521800-Subwax-Excursions

Reedale Rise - Arbour [Subwax Excursions]

READ > https://inverted-audio.com/premiere-lee-kelly-our-place-in-time

Following on from the aromatic, breaksy house flavours of ELLLL's 'Febreeze' EP issued a few months ago, @firstsecond-dublin enlists local boy @leekellymusic, aka Sage, for a much ear-pleasing round of solar-powered machine funk and organic house magic.

Lee Kelly - Our Place In Time [First Second Label]

House music compilation from Leipzig vinyl pressing plant R.A.N.D. Muzik featuring Rudolf C, Salomo, Tim Schlockermann and Carmel

https://soundcloud.com/rand_muzik_recordings
https://soundcloud.com/rudolf-c

PREMIERE: Rudolf C - Accreation Disc [R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings]

Nathan Micay introduces a new label into the Schvitz family: Eternal Schvitz, a home for re- issues of those most rare slabs of wax. The inaugural release offers a sampler of coveted tunes from the fabled Baby Blue Records run by Chris Simmonds between1990-1993. Almost impossible to find, these tunes have become a thing of discogs legend, offering up a snapshot into the label's short but memorable run. Lovingly re-stored straight from the DAT tapes of yore. To fight the evil no-ID-DJ forces currently at work, every release will be providing 60% of the cut to the artists and ensuring their credits are front and centre. The remaining 40% of profits will go to aequa, a Berlin-based collective with a focus on empowerment of women, trans and non- binary folks through gatherings for interpersonal exchange. Schvitz is Love. Schvitz is communal.

Eternal Schvitz 001: Baby Blue Records Sampler

@rudolf-c

Label boss Rudolf C lands on Salt Mines with his first full EP for the label.  4 house cuts for the likeminded, designed for the club!  

OUT NOW: 
BANDCAMP: https://bit.ly/2rb6Jyj
JUNO: https://bit.ly/36FikpC
DECKS: https://bit.ly/36MhyGS
DEEJAY: https://bit.ly/2JSfmEI
CLONE: https://bit.ly/2PY6KzU
REDEYE: https://bit.ly/32mbqlU
HHV: https://bit.ly/2EsyW7o
CCHW: https://bit.ly/2tjcQSf
REKKIDS: https://bit.ly/2tr935y
LOBSTER: https://bit.ly/2JVpKLG

SALT013 Rudolf C - Through Fusion EP

LT serves up his debut EP for X-Kalay spanning pacey tech, slo-mo drum funk and breaks laden house.

Pre order: https://bit.ly/37GhbP0

Released 7th January 2020

@lg_t

Buy 12"

XK019 | LT - Staminize

* Read more: : https://boltingbits.com/lt-rest-assured-x-kalay/
* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/cU1xaynIFSM
* Pre-order: https://xkalay.com/album/staminize

We at Bolting Bits keenly anticipate every release from X-Kalay, a label outputting varied strands of house, techno, breakbeat sounds, electro and more. Recurring themes of music from the London label are gritty drums and acid-or-almost-acid textures, wrapped up in energetic dance floor material suitable for 1-3am peak-time club nights. So we’re unsurprised, in the best possible way, about their latest release.

Today we’re premiering Rest Assured, the B1 track from LT’s debut EP on label. The three track record certainly has a particular sound, an original style. All three tracks flow smoothly between sections of almost only drums and bass into long stretches of uplifting and brighter pads and chords. The result is that sweet spot between change and continuity.

Rest Assured is the slowest and our favourite of the three tracks. Heavy breakbeat rhythms pop up sporadically throughout the song, sometimes intersecting with long, drawn out pads. Electricsounding percussion is another nice feature. If that’s hard to picture, that’s because it’s hard to describe. Let’s go with something like high-pitched tom drums if they spoke robot? The safest bet is to check it out for yourself.

The A1 track, Sputnik (B.S.S.), on the other hand, is faster and more energetic. There’s a similar dynamic between breakbeats and pads, but the vibe is, unmistakably, designed for a warmed-up dance floor. B2 and the title track of the EP, Staminize, sits somewhere between the other two. It’s powerful without being forceful or abrasive and could feasibly be weaved into a set in the first or latter half of a night.

Staminize drops today, January 14. So, especially you crate diggers, do yourselves a favour and get on this one early.

Staminize

PREMIERE: LT - Rest Assured

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/zobol-rings-of-saturn-erbium-records
* Watch on YouTube:

With Solar Return EP, Bristol-based artist, Jon Chmielewski, who goes by the alias Zobol, continues to refine his space age-y, sci-fi leaning approach to dance music. Across three sprawling tracks, Zobol takes listeners on a voyage through distant, expansive, awe-inspiring soundscapes. 
	Opening track, “Rings of Saturn (Fading),” is a sonic portal into another dimension, one seemingly unbothered by the ordinary rules and logic of space and time. The track illustrates what it might feel like for one’s body, or a substance of some kind, to undergo a form of transmutation. Beginning with a skeletal kick-drum pattern, it quickly evolves with glistening synth arpeggios, atmospheric, reverberating keys, undulating bass, and squelchy acid hits. It’s almost as if the track takes on a life of its own as it continues mutating into a surprisingly graceful, multi-tiered organism with every new break. 
	Dropping on July 31st via Birmingham-based Erbium Records, this track is refreshingly organic and tuneful, while still retaining a mechanized, heady approach. While Zobol’s work here might not be exactly humanist, it certainly has a mercurial, exploratory quality to it that feels very much the work of someone who is tirelessly searching for new, inventive ways of synthesizing machine-made sounds for the dancefloor.

PREMIERE: Zobol - Rings Of Saturn

buy there : https://thisisourtime.bandcamp.com/album/the-time-capsule-experiment

@this-is-our-time welcomes @aspetuck from the US to their label family with 'The Time Capsule Experiment' EP. His three original tracks are ranging from house, breakbeat to electro but all of them come with a nice twist. Jazzy chord & odd vocoder sounds accompany a cosmic soundscape on the EP starter 'Lift Point' and with tweaked chirps & eastern strings on a bare breakbeat, 'The Time Capsule Experiment' is definitely the most leftfield one on this EP. Closing off the release is the sinister electro 'Solace' of which we can only imagine a demon-summoning tribal ritual was the inspiration. 
The EP comes with two remixes. Jeigo's rethinking of the title track is a meetup of two worlds: an aerial stomper for closing your set in the early morning hours. The dubby trance remix of 'Lift Point' is from the label boss Route 8 - his synth pads have never been so trippy like this!

The Mole - "Gameface" [snippet]

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