Name: JURANGO - Concrete Blossom by [re]sources
Duration: 4 min 49 s
Description: New Jurango release taken from his forthcoming EP available next May 20th on [re]sources.

Taken from Molten Mirrors - A Decade Of Livity Sound:
livitysound.bandcamp.com/album/molten-mirrors-a-decade-of-livity-sound

@livity-sound

Sixty Frames

Released January 21, 2022

Buy: https://xades.bandcamp.com/album/zins

Xades - Zins (Thodén Remix)

V/A - Omnia Vanitas EP

Written and produced by Honealöme @honealome / Kuzma Palkin / Solotape @enceence / Hajj @hadji-hajj / Buttechno @buttechno / 2Beast (6Beam + Deathface)@dosbeast210 , Ko$te @koste_music, Hexmane @hexmane

Format: 12inch vinyl/ Digital
Cat. No: LLC05
Release Date: November 26th 2020

A1 - Honealöme - QLLC1312
A2 - Kuzma Palkin - Fordyzm (ft. MC Supreme Cam Vocal)
A3 - Solotape - LFJ2

B1 - Hajj - Tru Man Cry
B2 - Buttechno - y-x4-rec
B3 - 2Beast - Purgatory ft. Ko$te (prod. Hexmane)

Boomkat review:
"Parisian/Russian garage, techno, jungle and Memphis rap crud from Buttechno, Hajj, and Kuzma Palkin ++

One for the ruder darkrooms and warehouse backrooms, ‘Omnia Vanitas’ gives a murky taste of the Lowlife Cartel’s flavours, covering something like Beau Wanzer on a garage tip with HonealoÌ√me’s ‘QLLC1312’ and a low flying speed garage missile in ‘Fordyzm’ featuring killer hushed vocal by MC Supreme Cam, while Solotape swangs out on a Hard Drum/UKF tip with ‘LFJ2’. Parisian don of the Dawn Records (Ronce, Art Crime), aka Hajj lends a deeper touch with the scudding dread jungle collage of ‘Tru Man Cry’ and Buttechno also takes it there with a cold ambient techno tonker beside the dungeon rap flex of Canada’s 2Beast & Ko$te, produced by Hexmane.

Bad."

© Lowlife Cartel 2020

Buy 12"

Solotape - LFJ2 (LLC05)

Toma Kami returns to Livity Sound for a third EP of provocative, experimental club gear. At the helm of his own Man Band label the French producer continues to explore a hybridised style which favours fractured beats, playful samples and occasional psychedelic flourishes.

Compared to the busier sound of previous releases, minimalism informs Toma’s approach on LIVITY053 as he sits his crunchy drums and weighty low-end in a tangibly spacious mix on ‘Amapicante’. Even within a stripped-down context, his unique approach shines through as ‘Later To The Bone’ progressively ramps up in scratched and scuffed sonic interference and ‘Mzecal’ trips over its own fragmented found-sound drum formations.

Amapicante EP

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Toma Kami - Zone Bruma

New Jurango release taken from his forthcoming EP available next May 20th on [re]sources.

Concrete Blossom EP

JURANGO - Concrete Blossom

Moody and hypnotic, DJ Neewt, DJ Slyngshot and DJ Plead collaborate on some genre-melted IDM.

'Genre Music' is out September 5th on OK SPIRIT.

Pre-order: bit.ly/3yTVtG0

@1djplead
@dj_slyngshot
@djneewt
@okspirit

Premiere: Plead Slyngshot Neewt - Studio Relief [OK SPIRIT]

NYC’s Sha Ru heads to Tapefeed’s Inveterate Records for a new club-focused EP which channels their experiences of overcoming the fear while the band is exploring singing in English. The intensity of this fear is showcased on ‘Moi’ as it continues to build in tension over the course of the track whilst the vocal comes in and out of focus. 

Comprised of Ma Sha and Rù, the pair live and work together between NYC and Berlin. Masha is the founder behind the much-loved label and party series Kindergarten Records who we’ve featured quite regularly on the site. Between them they’ve released music via Infinite Machine, Pressure Dome, Sorry Records, Shubzin and Progressive Future. 

‘V.O.I.D.’ by Sha Ru will be released via Inveterate Records on the 2nd September - pre-order here: https://inveteratemusic.bandcamp.com/album/v-o-i-d

@sharu
@inveterate

Premiere: Sha Ru - Moi (INVETERATE)

J€FF TH€ KIFF€R - JAZZ CABBAGE

Clemency presents References (Remixed) - three re-interpretations of her debut EP by Perko, Boofy and Jennifer Walton. 

Each remix builds on the sparse dissonant sounds of Clemency’s original production into three heavyweight soundsystem workouts. 

Perko works ‘Testimony’ into a wriggling, hypnotic drum workout; 
Boofy leans into ‘Biblical Names’’ subby rhythmic momentum; 
Jennifer Walton pairs ‘Mimic Animals That Are Easy to Love’s menacing sirens with apocalyptic 303s and unforgiving percussion. 

References was originally released with a collection of Clemency’s own personal references - including poetry, fiction, coordinates and cosmetics - that inspired the record. References (Remixed) comes with new references from each remixer to accompany their interpretations.

Perko's References

vandrigen.app/
arkbooks.dk
www.sfu.ca/-truax/wsp.html
The World Soundscape Project
www.akirarabelais.com/o/software/al.html
Kirkegaard’s Antikvariat
music.hyperreal.org/bford/palsl
François J Bonnet - The Order of Sounds: A Sonorous Archipelago
www.favouritesounds.org
Dome - 3 (Editions Mego)

Testimony (Perko Remix)

Brighton native via Bristol, Syz is an artist, DJ and co-founder of events conglomerate Method Lab. Having released on labels such as Pressure Dome and Only Ruins, Syz’s musical palette has dissected inspiration from all avenues of UK bass-driven dance music.

Drawing on a diverse range of touchpoints from across the spectrum of UK club music, his latest EP for Control Freak is no different, encompassing precision-engineered soundsystem techno, mutant 2-step and West Country bass.

Wrapping things up, Pressure Dome founder Yushh returns to Control Freak with her own flip of title track Bunzunkunzun, bringing down the BPM for a menacing rework that’s punctuated by her signature wonky rhythms.

Very strictly limited vinyl release for these essential DJ weapons - get them while they’re hot!

@syzuk
@yushh
@controlfreakrecordings

Buy:
https://controlfreakrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/bunzunkunzun

PREMIERE: Syz - Bunzunkunzun (Yushh's Droop Mix) [Control Freak]

Club Night Club is proud to announce its first release via Manchester based Herron, who delivers four diverse excursions aimed squarely at the dancefloor. 

On the A1, Dead Frogs Down, ethereal vocals are submerged and held captive by the molten, stumbling textures which give them form, they rise out of the chaos every now and then, breathing life into a soundscape of club ready punches and kicks. The result is a punishing five minutes of peak time breaks with a delicate undertone floating in between. 

Velcro Spider, true to its name, weaves a similar blend of the synthetic and heartfelt. A stumbling, low slung groove mutates over the course of the track, quietly building and sustaining a tension the listener is unaware of until all hell breaks loose in true drug chug fashion at the halfway point. 

The B side similarly advances this fusion of midtempo tension.  

Noroveerno is a head bobber, the double time kicks coming like a heartbeat. There is a sense of purpose to the unrestrained impacts that pump and push the sound design heavy, Sludge-Techno forwards. A simple, distorted vocal sample: “Do I Want?” is peppered amongst the chaos, presenting as a rhythmic element which contributes to the track’s flow rather than diverging from it. The inflection gives the impression that this is a question to which the artist already knows his answer. 

Closing things out on the B side is IWillTry2d0, a dystopian piece that has a tensible core of thick and hearty synth pulses. Evocative of the Toulouse Low Trax breed of intentional, ambiguous chug, but in keeping with the rest of the record smothered in impact and delay. Like the others, it has a percussive outer shell which protects something emotional and questioning at its root.

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