Lobster Theremin - Part 1

1) Late Jam
2) Equation
3) Houses In Motion
4) Late Jam [Willie Burns' Dance Remix]

Mastered at Dubplates & Mastering, Berlin.

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Late Jam

Houses In Motion

1) Late Jam
2) Equation
3) Houses In Motion
4) Late Jam [Willie Burns' Dance Remix]

Mastered at Dubplates & Mastering, Berlin.

Late Jam (Willie Burns' Dance Remix)

Lobster Theremin follow up Palms Trax acclaimed Equation EP with another debutant in the shape of Snow Bone. The London-based artist, also known as Rob Hare, has had an industrious if secretive production past, trellising a mixture of techno and left-field house since the mid-90's. 

Propelled by a visceral infusion of techno, noise, industrial and EBM, this second EP owes as much to Basic Channel and Moodymann as it does to Hieroglyphic Being and Coil. It’s skewed sonics and frenzied momentum combining in such a ferocious way as to blow the mastering console at D&M four times! 

Title track Remote Viewer slams straight from the off, with the saturated bass and abrasive textures driven to hat-crushing levels. SHO 5537 provides a sinister centre-piece for the EP, blending dark, cinematic atmospheres with a doomsday kick drum and walls of stomach-turning white noise relentlessly scraped from the scorched surface of fried circuit boards. 

Flipping to the B-side sees a closer connection to LT's opening release, with 'Cubic' leaning on a vintage house lead line that's filtered over a deep, Terrence Dixon-esque groove. Taking the classic slant even further is Jared Wilson's remix of SHO 5537. Bearing pretty much zero resemblance to the original, this cut finds Jared in a more speculative mood, allowing the 303 to become an opulent layer in a pad-soaked warehouse lifter.

LT002 // Snow Bone - Remote Viewer

LT002 // Snow Bone - SHO 5537 (Jared Wilson Remix)

Steve Murphy turns in a rough and raw four-tracker featuring the blazing piano cut 'Eyes Behind The Door' knocking knees with deep house/techno banger 'Relax' on the A-side. 

The B-side sees Steve operate on two different levels - 'Tram' takes a very Shari Vari-esque drum beat and loads it with a buzzing electro synth-line and shattered hat explosions, while 'Try It' plunges the depths of the soul on a seriously trippy deep house excursion. 

Big thanks to DJ Octopus for Tentacles Loop #1 and #2!

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Tram

Eyes Behind The Door

Download: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2014/04/relax-route-8s-relaxed-remix

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Steve Murphy - Relax (Route 8's Relaxed Remix)

Lobster Theremin's white label series is inaugurated by the label's formidable golden boy Palms Trax. Rising from the vintage grooves of his Equation EP, this time round Palms' is on much more raucous form.. Whether it be the hyper-resonated darkness of Forever, the hammer-stomping 'Raw Jam' or summer electro tip 'Lost Control. Galcher Lustwerk on the remix too.. This is serious stuff!!

Palms Trax - Forever (Galcher Lustwerk Remix)

Palms Trax - Lost Control

Huge track from Snow Bone's debut release on Lobster Theremin.

Snow Bone - Cubic

Some serious deep diving from Steve Murphy from the B2 on his Relax EP!

Steve Murphy - Try It

Out now on Lobster Theremin White Label. 

Forever

Palms Trax - Raw Jam

Snow Bone follows up his acclaimed debut Remote Viewer EP with a warehouse-shaking 12" for the Lobster Theremin Black Label series.

Having set the tone with red-lining techno cuts such as the relentless 'Remote Viewer' and EBM-aping 'SHO 5537', this time Snow Bone's on a much more straight up tip. Title track 'Mystic Vision' has been doing the rounds for a while now and finally gets the A1 it deserves, constantly building up layers of percussive euphoria until it explodes with a ferocious hat onslaught. 'Dutch Hater' is the weirder older brother, sounding like Terrence Dixon at his loopiest and modular-tinged best, but fried to within an inch of it's life and drenched in waves of scourged acid.

On the flip Snow Bone brings back more of that balls-out, rhythmic autism that is likely to become his staple. 'Lost In Machine Code' is a rollicking coast through tripped-out, smokey basements filled with young hacker wunderkid's, smoking way too much weed and with hella modems and data-hubs blinking, twitching and bleeping into infinite. Finally, Black Label debutant Manse takes up the reigns on remix duties, recalling the zombie-hospital darkness he achieved on his Opal Tapes release to conjure up a relentless drive through a deserted downtown LA.

LTBLK002 // Snow Bone - Mystic Vision

Snow Bone burning down the house with this heavy, off-kilter acid techno jam!

Snow Bone - Dutch Hater

Full body-pounding crowd-control material from Snow Bone. Hell-raising urgent techno, fired straight out of a Russian submarine.

Lobster Theremin - Part 1

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