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Dr. Doc - Gather (Samay Records)

A1 from my latest EP out now on Unknown To The Unknown

Digital : https://unknowntotheunknown.bandcamp.com/album/untitled-love-ep-2
12" Sold out at distribution, very last copies online at :
Discogs : goo.gl/6KRi7E
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Produced/Mixed by Realitycheck
Mastered by Ten Eight Seven 
Released by Unknown To The Unknown
Distributed by Unearthed Sounds  
Artwork by Fools

Shades Of Red (UTTU70)

Title track from 'Laser Dome' EP released on @ritualpoison records on October 19th.

Taking their name from the neighbouring family of galaxies that contains the Milky Way, London duo Local Group may sound parochial but unleash cosmic scale energies on their debut 12”.

Inspired by their sets at UK festival Field Maneuvers, the 'dirty little rave' that the duo are residents at (playing alongside the likes of Mark Archer and Storm), title track 'Laser Dome' distills their unashamed love of hardcore's E fuelled rush into a haze of piano euphoria. Underground electro hero Dexorcist remixes it for the 140bpm crew, a rude bouncing bassline and hyper breakbeats keeping its continuum credentials in check.

On the flip 'Random Utterances' nods to the slower, darker, proggier breakbeat favoured by Tyrant at the start of the new millennium, bubbling acid bass, arpeggios, moody strings and '80s synth pop combining with interludes of lucid drug philosophising and distorted 808 bass. 'Rampage' signs off with a potent dose of pure jump up energy, a 150bpm Reese bassline tear out, complete with MC hype, drawing on the pair's love of jungle.

Local Group - 'Laser Dome'

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/stanley-schmidt-shifting-modernism-vienna-records
* Watch on Youtube:  https://youtu.be/ENAgrzazGzY
* Pre-order : https://lobsterrecords.co.uk/products/stanley-schmidt-smart-replies

Vienna is the city in which label co-founders Stanley Schmidt and DJ Boring met for the first time. This romantic incident caused a cosmic connection, and led to the two producers teaming up and releasing a musical blast on today's scene. Today they present us with the second release spawned from their cooperation: "Smart Replies". The release is an impactful record of well-saturated electro, loose club-friendly sketches, and enlivened ambient soundscapes.

Stanley Schmidt is a very vivid full time musician based in Leipzig who is running two labels, "PH17" and "Rivulet Records" and he's also a popular DJ in the underground scene of Leipzig and Berlin. As a resident DJ at 'Buttons' and regular performances at 'FIER'-parties, his progressive style is ever evolving via exploration through house, techno and electro, which gives him his bold contemporary style. Functioning like collages rather than self-contained songs, Stanley takes various recordings and samples out of their usual context (a well-known drum-break, an odd gabber-Skream-sample, or a computer-voice generated by Google's AI) to form something entirely new.

The original of "Shifting Modernism" opens the A-Side with intense bass and is our Bolting Bits premiere today. A breakneck rhythm with loose euphoric vocals that are interrupted by a celestial synth cumulate into a nice frenetic tune. This opening just increases our appetite for more! The joint with DJ Boring, the remix of "Shifting Modernism", gives the EP an even more diversified sound. The Berlin-based producer manages to fit in his signature style even when working on something that's not his typical sound.  The whole record is full of little surprises and harmonic experiments of different elements. For us, it's a welcome occasion to listen to new inspiring soundscapes.

A Bolting Bits must have for any electronic music collection out there. Be sure you don't miss out and order your 12" here.

Smart Replies

PREMIERE: Stanley Schmidt - Shifting Modernism

WILL WEB - D PLAYAS (RAW TAKES EDIT) (SNIPPET)

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Aloka - Concave / Convex [TPLS001]

Emerging electro producer Aloka steps up with the ‘Concave/Convex’ EP. Hear the razor sharp B-side now…

Read more: https://bit.ly/2VotfgZ

Concave / Convex

Premiere: Aloka ‘Convex’

Scaly acid from a reptilian producer on the rise.

Read more: https://hyponik.com/features/first-listen-reptant-transcendants-from-the-outer-sphere/

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@craigie-knowes

New Advancements In Lizard Tech™

First Listen: Reptant - 'Transcendents From The Outer Sphere' (Craigie Knowes)

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Aloka - XTX3

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1nce Again

Thick white snow pelted down from above; the path in front of them was barely visible now the sun had set. It was a long walk back through the forest and the group had grown tired after fighting through the wind and the hail. Winter had arrived and it wasn't taking any prisoners. As they reached the depths of the forest they soon realised the snow had covered their tracks; their Hansel and Gretel breadcrumbs were no more. How would they find their way back to base? They would have to take a punt and follow their gut instead...

Following his euphoric debut release on Feel My Bicep, James Shinra brings his skilled productions to one of Scotland's best exporters of electro, Craigie Knowes. Over the last few years Mitch and Max, the guys behind the label, have released heavy hitters from some of the finest artists operating in that sphere, like Carl Finlow, Jensen Interceptor, Maelstrom and Textasy. James Shinra adds to that healthy discography with some acid driven cuts that have a "sinister, wintery feel"...

Darkroom EP

PREMIERE: James Shinra - Gritti [Craigie Knowes]

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/aloka-view-source-haws
* Pre-order: https://tinyurl.com/007ALOKA

Now with a steady accumulation of exciting names in their back catalogue and hammering along their stride, Cardiff-based event promoters and label Haŵs welcomes Aloka to the household. For the imprint’s 7th release comes the interplanetary ‘View Source’ EP, an arsenal of controlled chaos via four essential, dark electro cuts.

Aloka - Concave / Convex [TPLS001]

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