@leftrightandcentreuk
@iambruce

BC Pre-order: https://everett11.bandcamp.com/album/orange-slices-ep-lrc010

‘Orange Slices’ coming from Everett marks the northern artist’s first-ever solo release linking up with Manchester-based label and party series Left, Right & Centre for the second time.

The five-track presentation of sound sees four original cuts sit aside a heavyweight remix from Bristol’s Bruce, for a late summer/early autumn smash hit release, leaning towards a wonky techno sound, purpose-built for peak time club night ferocity.

Everett has made his name slowly but surely as a cornerstone for quality in Manchester’s electronic underbelly, whether that be through his meticulous DJ sets, his radio presence throughout the years or his association with the inimitable The White Hotel.

Now permitted to spread his wings across the five-tracker, Everett’s time spent between the quiet recesses of Mancunian dances and honing his sound with deadly precision pays dividends. His attention to detail and ear for quality shines through on ‘Orange Slices’. Touching across the producer’s broad and deft tastes, the productions are a celebration of Everett’s infatuation with half-time DnB, slow-burning Techno and the newfangled styles of Ploy et al. Glitchy drums and unpredictably poised percussion cement Everett as one of Manchester’s most deadly and disruptive music makers you’ve never heard of.

Left, Right & Centre touch base with double figures on this EP with now 10 releases under their belt and a link up with Hessle Audio associate Bruce for the first time on a release, the label consistently focuses on a UK sound that places momentous raw energy at its core through their collaborative efforts in and outside the club and the city of Manchester.

Orange Slices EP

pi pi pi premiere: Everett - Orange Slices (Bruce's All Pith Mix)

Full stream of Xuri's "Moonlit Pagoda," taken from Serene Trails EP on Colectivo Casa Amarela, out March 22.

More: www.orbmag.com/music

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@colectivo-casa-amarela

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Premiere: Xuri - Moonlit Pagoda

In the depths of the soul, the fire of feminine rage blazes, a tempest of passion echoes through the ages.

For the first recording of our residency, xenial co-founder @victoirevital selects 30 minutes of dubstep and grime, as a nod to flinta rage, reverberating through each melodie. 

To represent the power of these emotions, we were drawn to Marseille-based artist Julia Bonich’s fantastical visuals for the cursed princess 👑 

The set was originally recorded on Cashmere Radio, as part of the xenial takeover on March 23rd, 2024. 

Thank you Julia for the beautiful artwork (includes additional editing by Maxime Buono).

https://www.instagram.com/yulialavia/
https://www.instagram.com/well__born/

xenial takeover on Cashmere Radio w/ Vital

READ > https://inverted-audio.com/premiere-shakali-rihmastossa

Following a well received album on Good Morning Tapes in 2022, Finnish multi-instrumentalist Simo Hakalisto, aka @shakaali returns with 'Rihmastossa' on @not-not-fun-1 delivering a heady blend of acoustic instrumentation and Fourth World atmospherics.

Rihmastossa

Shakali - Rihmastossa [Not Not Fun]

Lolito - Midnight Ripples

Does music need to be named? Do we need to put a genre on it? Must it fit into a box? Is there a proper recipe to release music? What if we broke all the rules? What if we let the sounds speak for themselves?
Welcome to our latest compilation. Here, rules are meaningless. This collection, featuring 30 artists from the realms of folk, noise, trip-hop, downtempo, dubstep, bass music, deep techno, and trance, is free, boundless, and eclectic. Each track is a wave, carrying you further into an ocean of sound, where genres blend and dissolve.
These artists are like tributaries converging into a mighty river, guiding you to uncharted territories. The melodies ebb and flow, rhythms pulse like the heartbeat of the Earth, and harmonies rise and fall like the tides, creating a continuous voyage through the unexpected.
As the sun sets, painting the sky with hues of gold and crimson, let the music be your compass. Allow yourself to be swept away by these waves of sound, each note a whisper of adventure, each beat a promise of discovery. This summer, Tsunami Recordings invites you to embark on a sonic odyssey, where the familiar dissolves into the unknown, and the journey itself becomes the destination.
Forget everything you thought you knew about music. Let this compilation transport you to a place where the boundaries of reality blur and the spirit of exploration reigns supreme. Listen, and let the waves carry you.


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from tsunami, with love xo.

Tai.no.a II ♡ VA by Tʂυɳαɱι Rҽƈσɾԃιɳɠʂ {TAI.NO.A002} (snippets)

Landjakaku takes you on a journey through a metaphysical space where pitched and playful voices guide you into a lysergic world.
Intricate and unusual percussive elements, seemingly shaped from the ground itself, create a mesmerizing and quirky groove.

The first track begins with wobbly and watery sounds that evoke the strange and wondrous nature surrounding you. These sounds blend seamlessly with a complex 7/8 rhythm. This intriguing beginning lays the foundation for the adventure ahead, as the energy builds progressively throughout the EP.
The second track introduces a wacky dancehall groove with rolling, stoned drums, creating an hypnotic and captivating atmosphere.
The third track leans towards a more tropical and playful vibe, infusing the EP with moments of lightheartedness. The final track bring you into a spicy footwork closing the journey on a note that is both esoteric and electrifying.

Landjakaku

Bofo

dummy tree - no dream long weekend

01. (soundcheck)
02. A Wrestler's Prayer
03. Room of Ladders 

Digital + Limited 'Clamshell' CD
@yunzero + @josephbuchan + @bdyclock

Absorb presents the debut EP by 'dummy tree', the interlocked, ambient strong of Melbourne's Jim Sellars (Yunzero), Jordan Obarzanek (Body Clock, OBA, Cloud Ice 9), and Joseph Buchan (Other Joe).

Three improvisational live cuts form the super-group’s first release, all pinched from their dovetailed performance at the ABSORBED festival in 2024. It was 4:30pm, they were backlit by the afternoon sun. Through these longform recordings, each member of dummy tree can be heard intimately, testing dynamics in turn and introducing surprising amounts of drama. There are guitars, both acoustic and electric, competing with synthesisers and woodwind instruments that build from a murmur into whole walls of sound. The drowsy atmospherics are akin to early Seefeel or Windy & Carl, although careful listeners will also pick up crumbs that trace back to the extensive catalogue of works made by Sellars, Obarzanek and Buchan individually.

You'll find the music of dummy tree to be more disarming than any of the aforementioned, a special project that is worth celebrating in its infancy, and to watch out for while it grows.

1 x mono DI
1 x stereo DI
2 x SM57

Recorded live at ABSORBED III, Miscellania, on March 9 2024.
Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyqGG0qdR9k

Mixed & Mastered by Joseph Buchan
Engineered by Alex Mraz
Artwork by Sam Horman
Video by Dogmilk Films
Words by Kavil Patel
ABSORB04

03 Room Of Ladders

Petikon - Talek Rampté

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Label co-owner Moakz returns to Codename: RCRDS with Lunatic Age EP, featuring a select of uniquely styled dancefloor bangers which have been featuring heavily in his sets over the past few months, complemented by three storming remixes from some of the most talented artists currently at work in the scene.

The EP opens with the prophetic title track ‘Lunatic Age’, a hybrid of atmospheric synths, electrostep and jungle with a warning message which feels unnervingly prescient in light of current world events. ‘A Dark Future’ flips 4x4 beats into a deep atmospheric direction as its vocals muse on the dystopian influences of the roots of jungle and techno, before Mineral contributes his stunningly brutal rework of the same track, flipping intelligently between introspective moments and tearout drops.

The 2nd half of the release brings the well titled ‘Calm Before The Storm’, with hypnotic synth lines and rolling drums building things towards a crescendo before the track locks firmly into the groove with a rumbling bass that continually pushes things forward. Code Of Silence provides his signature tearing amen drum work to his rework of ‘Lunatic Age’, bringing the hardcore elements to the fore and adding an extra vocal for good measure. Last up is man of the moment Neekeetone’s vibrant remix of ‘Back To The Earth’, where warped basses and trademark precision break choppage escalate the original to fresh new heights.

Links:
https://codenamercrds.bandcamp.com/album/lunatic-age-ep
https://cygnusmusic.link/mjyp9po

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Moakz - Lunatic Age (Code Of Silence Remix)

curated by Lisa More 

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Tai.no.a II ♡ VA by Tʂυɳαɱι Rҽƈσɾԃιɳɠʂ {TAI.NO.A002} (snippets)

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