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Behind @electromngr 's punny label name is a wish to open the realm of conceptual music and infuse it with comedic tones and a strong visual identity. Influenced by breakbeat, dub, jungle, UK bass and drum & bass, Electroménager will take you on a journey beyond music.

Tune in for Electroménager every 2nd & 4th Wednesday out of two every other month from 23h to 00h [CET] on rinse.fr

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Electroménager avec Monty DJ - 25 Janvier 2023

While his roots are in West Wales, Rol is now based in Amsterdam, and we are proud to have an artist on board who has already released a mixtape for @shallnotfade plus an EP for @lobster-theremin. @letsgomaroki's selection is pretty rough, starting with shapeless delays beyond dark synths. The ride keeps kicking forward, panoramic sweeps spin around your head, and everything from acid to breaks that could throw you off is dropped, against any logic.

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Taken from Memotone's How Was Your Life? LP on Patience / Impatience, out May 12.

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Premiere: Memotone - Open World

Track-List:
1. Síomha Callanan - Marcshlua Uí Néill (O'Neill's March)
2. Dublin - 2020 2
3. Oliver Coates - One Without
4. LMMonTheBeat - rteady to die
5. Katie Gerardine O'Neill - Loop 
6. Laura LAIR - A Moment Frozen
7. Soria - Mary Magdrugada
8. Olan Monk - Failure Dance (w/ Maria Somerville)
9. North Cork Organic Group - Nollaig
10.  Frog of Earth - Heard Upwards
11. Odd Ned - First Out 
12. Gareth & Neil Smyth - Ambient W:Gar 
13. Sean Being Everything 
14. Dania - Whale Song
15. Ádhamh - Gleninsheen 
16. Jennifer Ní Mhordha - Dawn 
17. Swaya & Valeda - Never-ending Story 
18. Michael Lightborne - Black Water
19. Niall Delaney - Luí na Gréine 
20. Maria Somerville - Seabird

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In a time fixated with genres, Ved have kept defying definition for over a decade, their hypnotically repetitive music constantly crossing the borderlands of post-punk, art rock, musique concrète and minimalism. So far, vocals have been sacrificed for the sampled voices of anyone from Uri Geller to Yngwie Malmsteen. However, on their fifth full-length album, If the Door …, the group brings a new, literary dimension to their eclectic music by letting two of their four permanent members emerge as lyricists with wildly contrasting vocal styles – one confrontational, the other introspective – on ten songs all springing from collective improvisation. So, what are they singing about? Refrigerators, airports and excrements – or is it capitalism, transcendence and rebirth?

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KM059 VED - If the door is opened it's opened from the outside PREVIEW

After heavy-duty releases on self-administered imprints Low End Activism and Sneaker Social Club, as well as London’s beloved graffiti-laden mutant-bass stronghold Seagrave (RIP), the almighty Low End Activist makes a welcome debut with the ESP Institute. No stranger to mining distant regions the hardcore continuum and the residue of soundsystem culture at large, his relentless traversing and assembling of U.K.-specific rhythms demonstrates there is no end in sight when it comes to evolving the region’s musical gene pool. The 5-track 'Gossip Is The Devil’s Radio' strings together a smear of dystopian instrumentation—ghostly pads wrapped in melancholy, percussion that marries bleep with low resolution shrapnel, and vocal fragments that resemble a control tower’s two-way radio on the fritz—all imperfectly focused through a damaged lens of dancehall. We’re drawn to a dull moan that pervades throughout the record, reminiscent of the nihilistic moments in Abigail Meade’s score to 'Full Metal Jacket' where the sonics resemble a slow churn of molten steel occasionally punctuated and pierced by crystalline shards. The depth between the bone dry immediate foreground and distant wet background creates an exquisite sense of longing which isn’t inherently dark or menacing, but seductively bleak. As voyeurs, we may certainly appreciate the aesthetic LEA portrays, but we can’t fully comprehend the sense of escapism rooted within this music without having come of age in the damp and restless confines of England on the cusp of Thatcher’s abuse. Its a reminder that the light at the end of a tunnel, while it may be dim and grey, is still a light after-all, and the only way out is through.

[ESP115] Gossip Is The Devil's Radio

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B2 - Perpetual Conflict

Release : 6th November 2023
Mastering : Valerio Ebert
Design : Isobaar

Tracklist :

1. Isabel Del Bosco - Brume
2. Shjva - Calypso
3. Théo Muller - Pointe du Raz
4. A-Tweed - Reuptake
5. Transe Ar Gwez - Revolution Blaster
6. Oltrefuturo - Mare Vitalis
7. Los Pashminas - Cheap Chips
8. Kendu Bari - Uto
9. Tabensi - Ria
10. Orphic - Flute Jam
11. XCI - Prometheus

https://soundcloud.com/isabel-del-bosco, https://soundcloud.com/shjva, https://soundcloud.com/theomuller, https://soundcloud.com/antakaatweed, https://soundcloud.com/transe_ar_gwez, https://soundcloud.com/oltrefuturo, https://soundcloud.com/lospashminas, https://soundcloud.com/kendubari, https://soundcloud.com/soundsfromtabensi, https://soundcloud.com/orphic-musik, https://soundcloud.com/x-c-i

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