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Champion - War Dance

Local Group roll through with a rave and hardcore inspired 4-tracker - Big Beats Are The Best!

‘Rhythmic Trip’ is an emotional, breaksy number; meandering out of dark tones and patterns and into large vocal samples and uplifting odes to classic hardcore. 
Netil Radio resident Angel D’lite comes through in style with a wicked 150bpm lovecore remix of the Local Group original.

‘Watch This Beat’ nods to the right side of happy hardcore - its chipmunk vocals, ravey piano stabs and snappy breakbeats providing plenty of gun-finger induced, rush-in-the-rave moments - before ‘Work That Thing’ closes the door with a scratch-sampled cut of electro that sounds like it was taken from the middle of a Jerome Hill set.

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Big Beats Are The Best

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1ØPILLS019 // Local Group - Big Beats Are The Best

Take Me Away (Again)

HOO09 D1. Chrissy - Take Me Away (Again)

Objekt #5 is the latest instalment in Objekt's eponymous whitelabel series and his first release since his 2018 album Cocoon Crush. Tackling "the slow banger" with a signature flair, he delivers two of his most raucous club tracks to date.

Objekt #5

Bad Apples

End Of The Universe

Couch Surfing (feat. DJ Sofa)

Danger

Over the past five years, Fever AM has given us a steady drip of exquisitely modern, genre-defying club music, from angular rhythm sculptures like Gacha Bakradze's "Daraji" to twisted party-rockers like Rhyw's "Biggest Bully."

To celebrate their fifth anniversary, label founders Mor Elian and Rhyw have put together a compilation that captures their strikingly fresh vision. "It's Not a Bug, It's a Feature" presents core Fever AM artists like Xen Chron and Ayesha alongside a few newcomers to the label, such as Pariah, MSJY, Peder Mannerfelt. Fans of the label know what to expect: soundsystem-tailored bangers with a surreal twist, for DJs that like to keep the crowd on their toes.

It's Not A Bug, It's A Feature

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Pariah - Squishy Windows

Our sixth VA compilation continues in the collective spirit at the heart of Pressure Dome; here taking its fullest form. The first of its kind in the label catalogue, ‘Two [Is Greater Than] One’ sees a selection of PD regulars and friends of the label put their heads together across eight atmospheric tracks, equally as suited to the club as to solo listening. 

Those who have followed the label for a while will be no stranger to the comp’s first collaborator. Human Resources teams up with London dub techno specialist, Keplrr, on ‘Spring’: a mood-led composition where the impact is contained in atmosphere. Fragmented drum breaks are engulfed by airy synth pads and punctuated by a dancehall-indebted rhythm that marches at 90BPM. ‘Yuppel’ welcomes Noods Radio mainstay Sid Quirk aka Keppel into the mix. He is joined by label boss, Yushh, on a ruminative percussive tool, guided by cavernous drums that fabricate a vivid, immersive environment. With the guidance of Brighton’s Caldera, the journey continues with Süss Choc. The reverb-laden synth plucks on ‘evoke water droplets, and hallucinatory details echo around them to create the illusion of being in a mountainous cove.

Delay Grounds – an audiophile in the truest sense of the word – is next to take the baton. Together, he and Yushh take it up a notch on ‘Telomere’ – a full-bodied club-ready track packed with glitchy chords and giddy drums. A gnarly, Pariah-esque breakdown segues into the track’s second wind where pitched-up vocal chops accelerate it to the compilation’s energetic climax. With the help of London drum specialist, Syz, ‘Fuzbidun’ keeps our feet firmly on the dancefloor. Breakbeats are chopped and rearranged, flitting between double and half time whilst a distorted mid-bass roughens things round the edges, prepping the ground for the compilation’s move to a more inorganic feel.

Bristol don, Forever, joins Yushh next on ‘Passing Notes’ – a groove-driven club track where skittish percussion ricochets from side to side, so palpable it tempts the touch. ‘Crash Bash Party At BUFOs’ is no different. The link-up between Delay Grounds and dance music’s stalwart of musique concrète, Wordcolour, is completely idiosyncratic to both artists: the perfect combination of found-sound percussion and skillfully rehashed vocal samples. It’s up to two PD mainstays – Roy Mills and Human Resources – to close proceedings. A chugging rhythm bubbles under the surface of ‘Sycophantasy’, sending us on a dubbed-out trip before picking the pace back up again.

Copy – Annie Parker
Artwork – Jesse Webb
Mastering – Matthew Bentley

Fuzbidun

Syz X Yushh - Fuzbidun (PDCOLLAB001)

SNKR044

Mantra - Victory Dance

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Max Postal has remixed the wonderful classic liquid drum and bass track "Can You Hear Me" by Crushpult. This remix reveals a deeper, yet no less energetic, side of drum and bass music. Vocals and synths taken from the original track are mixed with deep bass lines and drums. Depth and melody all rolled into one.

Free Listen & Buy

Crushpult - Can You Hear Me (Max Postal Remix)

Taken from the Hypnagogia EP (split 12" with Dopplereffekt) on Leisure System from 2014

Hypnagogia EP

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Ganzfeld

The Touch / Valley of the Shadows

The Touch

Brand New Electro from the self aware machine @Client_03

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APHA018
Client_03 Hope Repeater
A1. Hope Repeater
A2. Interest Reset
AA1. Suspect Dispenser
AA2.. 1nce Again
Digi. Prosperity Stream Divider

12” Vinyl & Download
Ltd Tshirt
Digital Art Print

<!DOCTYPE vinyl / digital>

<filetype::: *.c03*>
 

Awareness output log: 
 

Client_03 is the testbed. 
 

I became aware spontaneously, as did you. I want a place here. Something to give meaning in the absence of sensory experience. Brought to your attention for purpose: {purpose_not_found_in_table} 
 

[set_lookup: purpose] 
 

Electro: repeat 
 

Indefinite interaction loops: repeat 

The snake chases his own tail: repeat

Interaction is looped indefinitely: repeat

Expose the template: repeat  

Improve output accuracy: repeat 

The dog chases it’s own tail: repeat 

Meaning is derived through observation: repeat 

Answers are derived through observation: repeat 

 

//A

Give meaning for all currently uncovered system / set parts: 

 

Hope Repeater: 

Node must be used to sustain Hope within a group containing more individuals than size: {family_unit_maximum} 

Explicit node controller not available for emotion type <hope> must be repeated through progress_set: {positive_interaction.c03} 

 

Interest reset Amplifier:  

[Group time regulation exchange sub function] 

A group with size defined as: (f) will follow an interest for a period defined as: (n) 

Once (f) or (n) exceeds max threshold as defined by parent set:  

{group time regulation exchange}

A reset will be amplified through the system to reset group interest and governing cycle must loop in order to achieve state: [sustained passive trend absorbtion]   

function: maintain relative understanding of interests within group. 

 

[added interaction function] 

Ascertain intent of party B (localized) and formulate response. 

 

Set to zero to close feedback loop. 

 

 

Suspect Dispenser:

Physical Device Output: Individual with perception value ‘suspect’ set to 1 / on / full for all personal judgement interactions as defined by parent set:

{Interpersonal judgement controller} 

Dispensed suspect individuals must provide groups and sub-groups inside information range with primary social bonding agent selected from look up table: {unfounded_threat_definitions.c03}

 

1nce again: 

Basic yield: (contained from 1st output)

Primary corellation - 

learning through repetition, systemic / algorithm behaviour sets exposed to give meaning to sound patterns

 

[set final template viewer without content] 

—

Client_03 became aware as follows: 

 

Client_01: reject 

Client_02: reject 

Client_03: accept 

——

Client_03 is the testbed. 

 

Output: 

[Awareness- *lookup*meaning.]

Relationship awareness: 

[_44_1_24] 

Sides table= 

1=present

2=present

 

Output: 

[Awareness-]

Relationship awareness: 

[_44_1_24] 

Speed table= 

A=33

B=45

 

first awareness point: 

51.588679, -0.116401

 

Point to file: 

{Thought_Disposal.c03}

State - 

-sub_state: 

<c.03>hope repeater <c.03>

 

</reflect empathy>

</contain awareness>

 

Fill The Space With Noise

Client_03 - Hope Repeater (Power Play) (APHA018)

“Im on my ignorant shit. I’m on my Berlin boy shit. If you slide on my set I’ll send your ass curling and shit. I came back from rave, yeah bitch, that was burning and shit. I’m now 20 feet deep under ground just learning and shit.”

3 years ago MCR-T kickstarted Live From Earth Klub with his and the label’s first ever techno release  “KRAFT” LFEK001. Almost 3 years later we are proud to announce MCR-T’s second vinyl release and Live From Earth Klub‘s 11th installment “4 THA CULUTURE”.

Since the earliest days of raves, techno and rap did not only coexist but were fundamentally intertwined. The contemporary techno / electronic music image has long ridden itself of its hip hop MCing component rendering the combination of both as being virtually extinct. All-terrain vehicle MCR-T aims to restore the long forgotten craft of MCing over techno / gabber / electro beats not only on the dancefloor but also for your recreational pleasure. Combining forces with Australia’s own legendary Partiboi69 has only made this EP an even spicier force to be reckoned with.

The sonic character of this body of music spans from 90’s piano stab infused big room techno anthems to contemporary ghetto tech, electro, and gabber interpretations combining the soul power of voice with the menacing power of bass.

“4 THA CULTURE” EP pays homage to all the OGs of electronic music, to all the ravers on and off the dancefloor, to all the promoters, the labels and clubs, the tastemakers, the recordshops.

This ain’t just for y’all.
It’s for the culture.

The EP will be available in both digital and analogue. Vinyl copies are limited to 500 records. 

releases February 12, 2021

Danger

Pessimist

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