The Golden Filter- Kill Me- John Talabot Killed In Room 616 Refix

Baby (Vocalistic Tech Remix)

African People ^ ( Mudlark^ Summa like Dat Mix )

"Shake That!" is a song by German band Scooter.  Shake the Mind however is a far superior track by Matt Walsh. It is by all accounts a bit of a belter. 

Matt Walsh has been lurking in our ears for many a year now. We're massive fans of his consistently and increasingly excellent Clouded Vision label. So much so he was one of our early Label Love-ees. With this new release though we think he's really hit on something rather special. 

Mr Daniel Avery has turned in a remix on the flip of this double A-Side but our vote sits firmly in the Original camp on this one... good job he's been so kind as to premiere it really isn't it? 

Ears open... go!

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PREMIERE: Matt Walsh - Shake The Mind - Clouded Vision

Traumer - Drive 192kbps PREVIEW / SCANDER REC.

(en) French soundsmith Sebastien Bouchet has a well-documented knack for deep, eccentric techno and house – as well as a reputation for keeping his solo releases few and far between. Seeing him return to Kompakt under new monicker SEBASTOPOL is a pretty special treat, then – his last contribution to the Kompakt label family dates back to the year 2014, when he dropped the much-acclaimed Speicher 77 (KOMPAKT EXTRA 77). Naturally, expectations are high, and his latest offering GAHALOWOOD does not disappoint, seamlessly merging Bouchet’s leftfield sensibilities and unlikely riffs with a strong dance floor drive. 

Opener and title track GAHALOWOOD gets things off the launch pad quickly, thanks to its stoic kickdrum and surging synths – but it’s those vocals that really pull you in, evolving from atmospheric swabs of texture to full-blown mumblecore imbued with all the deadpan romanticism of an early 80s New Wave act. B side follow-up FLASH POOL seems equally committed to the human voice, deploying its intimate groove whispering upfront, but takes an unexpected turn into psychedelic cowbell territory where feral bleeps roam the lands and hooklines grow in the weirdest of places. Closing cut HEAVEN presents a comparatively straightforward house arc - while still sniffing out some trippy goodness that’ll leave your thirst of sonic adventure wholly satisfied.

Kompakt 366

GAHALOWOOD

FLASH POOL

It’s been two years since Stefan Z last released on this label, but the three tracks he serves up prove the wait has been more than worth it.

The Berlin based Canadian is the boss of the Rhombus label and is a top electronic production talent. He makes his sounds stand out with slick vocals or moving melodic elements, most likely because of his formally trained piano and trumpet playing skills. He’s had support from the likes of Sasha, Solomun and Adriatique, and his label parties in Vancouver were key in developing the city’s underground scene.

The super title track goes first and is a freaky number with spacecraft circling the groove, building tension in the melodic riffs and futurism in the drums. It’s a dramatic track with heavy, lumpy kicks and one to jolt the floor into action.

‘Borni’ is another long and involving tune, this time with more mystery and suspense in the way it builds. The drums get you marching as synths and ghoulish motifs pan about to creepy effect. It’s a real set building track that keeps you on edge.

Lastly, ‘Cipe’ is the toughest of the lot, with stiff hits and withering cosmic chords speaking of an intergalactic war. Underpinned by warm bass, it’s a widescreen cinematic affair with real beauty in the pads that eventually take over the show.

All three tracks here are mini epics that really take you on a trip.

Stefan Z - Borni

Domenic Cappello - Time to Begin. Premiered on @resident-advisor New Tracks

A1 The Intruder
B1 Time to Begin
B2 Rain

12" bit.ly/TheIntruder12
Stream / Download bit.ly/theintruderDIG

This is something we're very excited about, from one of our own. Alongside long-term DJ partner Harri, Domenic Cappello has maintained his weekly Saturday Subculture residency, the flagship night at Glasgow’s Sub Club, since 1994. He has released many records under many guises yet this is his first EP under his own name. 2017 also marks 30 years of Sub Club and it feels fitting for such two landmarks to dovetail as they have. The Intruder EP is 3 brilliant tracks that come from a lifetime spent in music.

Produced by Simon Stokes at Shoogle Studios
Mastered by Andreas "LUPO" Lubich of Calyx, Berlin
Sleeve Design by Richard Phillips-Kerr
Distributed worldwide by @clone-nl

The Intruder EP

Time to Begin

Buy the 12"

Domenic Cappello - Time to Begin [NR04 B1]

https://www.beatport.com/release/friday-to-sunday/2230371

Friday to sunday

The order of the day was not a request but a command. There was a shout from the kitchen and the waiter came sprinting outwards into the foyer of the restaurant. He looked frightened, scared even of what might be next to follow... An order bellowed from between the double doors behind him...

"Don't ever come back..."

He did not turn around and look as to whose voice had loomed large in the open space for he already knew. Don't piss off the chef...

Bostro Pesopeo is the next to release on the Huntleys & Palmers sub label Belters. A four track, club ready EP with purposeful intent and a touch of style.

FLASH POOL

SEBASTIEN BOUCHET