As part of the Return To Your Homes EP on Rune Chil 019. Buy from the usual stores.

Forget The Money (OUT now on RUNE CHILL)

Stranger Bush

Whoever you are, and no matter what your musical preference, there is a good chance you have danced to a Kieran Hebden beat before now. The London man best known as Four Tet has done everything in his career, from glistening indie-licked electronica albums to pumping bass and garage mixes for Fabric via collaborations with Steve Reid and Burial, shows on NTS and plenty of club ready projects on his own Text label. We have long been a fan, and recently he played for us at Dekmantel Festival. 

The results were recorded and we present them to you here as our latest podcast. As you would expect, it is hard to put into words what the man aims for, and achieves, across the course of two hours, but suffice it to say it will surely be the most adventurous mix you hear for a while. From niche Indian music to classic house, dirty STL cuts to synthetic tech and Latin tinged funk, he stitches together a wild ride full of smooth left turns and dazzling curveballs that will make you want to loosen every limb in your body and shake till you drop. We already have done once back in early August, and now we surely will do again and again and again. 


Dekmantel Podcast 032 - Four Tet

Lionel Rich Tea

@Monologues' vinyl-only series returns with another four juicy, loveable cuts.  Amsterdam's mischievous Melon steps back into his Je Dàvu guise for a haunting, soul-infused workout on 'Dream Of Cream',  Kerri Chandler's Madhouse Records signings Voyeur provide a heady, jazz-licked roller on 'Orchid' and Monologues regular Danvers slows the tempo for the chugging funk of 'Ain't Over'. 

We feature Bristol boys @lrusse & @kraymon's 'Tropical Clown'; a colourful, intergalactic roller - enjoy and support label head @bengomori using the link below! 

pre-order: http://bit.ly/m12009deejay
Release Date: Late November

Stranger Bush

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