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On ACEN026, we welcome Endless Mow back to All Centre. Following his debut Possession Chamber EP and appearance on our 2nd Anniversary Compilation, Endless Mow delivers two club-ready tracks on spellcasters. Title track spellcasters opens with two infectious vocal samples before making way for a heavy percussive workout, alternating between rolling breaks and infectious UK funky rhythms. Dark stabs alternate with deep, penetrating subs whilst an entrancing plucked string melody weaves in and out of the mix.

Romance me kicks off with a captivating vocoded drum pattern, underpinning a robust, broken rhythm as piercing, siren-like synths enter the mix. Half-way through, captivating ethereal strings enter the mix, bringing the track to a euphoric peak, before making way for another driving percussive section and re-entering at the track’s close.

spellcasters is available across all platforms from the 26th of March.

spellcasters

PREMIERE: Endless Mow - Romance me

'Digital Recall' is taken from my upcoming EP 'Explorations In Music For Dancing Vol. 2'. Pre-order now - https://happahappa.bandcamp.com/album/explorations-in-music-for-dancing-vol-2

Out on the 2nd April via Bandcamp and the 9th April everywhere else.

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Explorations In Music For Dancing: Vol. 2 

Happa - Digital Recall

@stolenvelour

releases April 29, 2022

Overkill and Tidemill produced and mixed by Small Car NRG
Overkill remixed by Stolen Velour
Artwork by www.missridd.biz
Mastered by Joker

Road Legal

Small Car NRG - Overkill (Stolen Velour remix)

IM096 - @aroent - Say
Label: Infinite Machine
Release Date: May 27th,2022
Format: Digital
Artwork by Vojd

Following on from a release-packed 2021, Infinite Machine are back with a new 4-track offering from the relative newcomer, Aroent. Across 3 new original cuts (plus a rework by UK dance royalty, Ploy) the Berlin-based producer delivers some serious rollers crammed full of gnarly drumwork and a pervasive air of unease. Like the strange, abstract creature of the record artwork, the music of Say EP is an amorphous beast, mixing the dense arrangements/layering of 90s IDM records with the off-kilter and swung beats of UK Techno and Funky.

The EP opens with its title track; a whirl of snaps, claps and phantom samples all firmly underpinned by an acid-inflected bassline. Aroent embracing of chance and luck in his compositions is evident on this track, throwing in idiosyncratic automations and randomizers to grow and evolve the tune over its 5 minute duration. The vox samples (stolen from Breaking Bad) seem to decay and fall inwards on each other on ‘Say’, as if the song is soundtrack to a decaying and corrupted society (not dissimilar to Heisenberg’s).

On ‘Rolling Oddities’, Aroent’s love for the Bristol bass & techno scene really shines through clearly. A track that seems almost built for a spinny night that rolls on until the morning, the song really does what it says on the tin with its combination of driving, rhythmic elements and it’s smattering of pretty out-there decisions in terms of arrangement and sound processing. This is a definite must-listen tune for fans of Batu, Lurka or Hodge.

Next up, ‘Bobcat’ takes things in a slightly more buoyant and ecstatic direction with its ever-rising filters and muted percussion that seems like it’s dancing along on tip-toes. On this song especially, Aroent’s genre-agnostic approach to production is abundantly obvious with elements of techno and bass sitting alongside kick drums that wouldn’t feel out of place on some Jersey Club tracks.

Ploy brings up the rear on Say EP with a ferocious ‘Skeletal Tool remix’ of the releases’ title track. Taking a reductionist approach to his rework, the Timedance signee strips out some of the originals’ more hyperbolic or dramatic elements and reduces it to a polyrhythmic, semi-genreless heater. Seriously - you try and pin this edit down to a single ‘genre label’, I dare you!

Despite the small number of releases to his name, Say EP is a highly confident and well-realized offering from the Greek-born, Berlin-based producer. In a way, Aroent is already creating his own sonic signature that lifts and interpolates aspects across the UK Bass spectrum and turns it into something totally unique. This is music that lurks in the shadows of warehouse clubs.

Tracklist:

1. Say
2. Rolling Oddities
3. Bobcat
4. Say (Ploy's Skeletal Tool Remix)

Aroent - Say (IM096)

Jungle maverick Diessa helps Early Reflex celebrate 2 years with blistering rave ordnance.

'Flex003' is out June 3rd on Early Reflex.

Pre-order: bit.ly/3MCLVol

@diessa1312
@earlyreflex

Day After The Last Day

Premiere: Diessa - Day After The Last Day [Early Reflex]

Oerchar

Make Boys Cry - Reappear [Tinkah Remix]

YCO001

YCO Cru - Long Island

To celebrate the label’s second anniversary we’ve enlisted a crew of friends and family to put together a compilation which looks to consolidate the sound that the label has honed so far and envision where it’s headed in the future.

Additionally our in-house artist Bette Blanchard has created 8 artworks responding to the compilation, which have been riso printed on A3 to go in the home or studio <3

ACEN2001 is released on the 17th of August via All Centre

ACEN2001

Endless Mow - Fey Dor (Taken from ACEN 2001 - 2nd Anniversary Compilation)

Dublin-based producer, DJ and co-founder of the Thrust collective, Glimmerman announces his next release: "Slip EP" soon to be released on Knightwerk. 
Read more on CxC: https://couvrexchefs.com/en/glimmerman-knightwerk-slip/

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[PREMIERE] Glimmerman - Slip [Knightwerk]

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.

Jennifer Walton's References

Saje - Peppermint Halo Essential Oil Roll On 
Christopher Lasch - The Culture of Narcissism
DJAX RECORDS - The power of the underground (1989 - 1999)
Long Covid Delirium 
Metahaven - Uncorporate Identity
White Tiger Balm

Mimic Animals That Are Easy To Love (Jennifer Walton Remix)

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