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Return To Innocence

Closed for Subsidence

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Laroz - Catch Your Tears Ft. Sol Monk & Jarvis

Prang (feat. Huerco S.)

Dreaming Still

Objekt - Chicken Garaage

Batu is back with a new transmission for his imprint A Long Strange Dream. This time with a pair of mercury-rising numbers designed for peak time dancefloor pressure.

Zeal and Sunday display a bouncy and brash approach; deadly and effective whilst retaining Batu’s signature dub-infused sonics.
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released June 13, 2024

Written & produced by Batu.
Artwork by Laurie Herman.

Mastered by Rhys Crouch at Optimum Mastering

Zeal

The fourth instalment in Pev's Pulse series finds him further widening the scope of his sound as he touches on the distinct energies which inform his unique strain of soundsystem techno. 

'Pulse XIII' deals in stark, tweaked-out acid lines cutting through a taut drum machine backbone, balanced out with a sci-fi pad which lets you know its Pev at the controls. 'Pulse XIV' finds him dialling up his jungle roots once more for a dreamy excursion into diced up breaks, cascading synths and dislocated piano chord chops. There's a deeper dub techno spirit to 'Pulse XV' and 'Pulse XVI' deals in the raw, bleep-informed jack tracks that have started to creep into Pev's sound as the Pulse series has evolved.

Peverelist - Pulse XV

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Check out this FREE DOWNLOAD of the Habischman 2015 remix of the classic 'Oh Superman’.
Originally released by Laurie Anderson, it was the M.A.N.D.Y. vs Booka Shade mix that took the song to clubs around the world in 2006.
Now here’s Habischman’s approach - a dark journey, just right for long winter nights ….

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Blade Runner (Music From The Original Soundtrack)

Tales of the Future

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GHEIST - Final Chords

The fourth release is a big one for Holding Hands as they branch out into brand new territory with their 6irst new signing on the label.
 
Breaka usually runs in very different circles, producing footwork, juke and DnB from his home in Leeds. These are the first tunes of his at a slower tempo to be released but you can certainly hear those influences loud and clear in these certi6ied UK 125-130bpm bangers.

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Puffer Jackets

B1. Breaka - Puffer Jackets

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'

Fresh from her 'Raw Silk Uncut Wood' LP for Latency, Laurel Halo switches focus directly to the dance floor on this new collaborative EP with Livity Sound regular Hodge. The culmination of a series of recording sessions in Berlin, the pair have produced a record that burns with the energy and dynamics their respective DJ sets are known for, rounding out the year for the label in style.

Laurel Halo & Hodge - Tru

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artwork by james lacey at pointless illustrations.

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Bristol / Manchester young guns Tom Jarmey & Joe Litherland have been quietly making their mark on the UK electronic landscape over the last 12 months and beyond, with Jarmey’s releases on the likes of Lobster Theremin, Banoffee Pies and Vivid, and more recently, Litherland on h21c and Mood of the Era, all cutting through, despite everything. 

With those releases taking in everything from Coco Bryce style neo-DnB, to expansive breaks and warm, deep house, this joint Stasis EP looks towards more introspective, electro flavoured territory. At the risk of trying to read too much into things, it's hard to escape the feeling that 12 months of drift and dislocation has left reflective, unshowily emotional traces across the crisp, melodic pieces. 

The joint EP involves separate tracks from both artists, and a welcome remix contribution from fellow traveller, and rising London / Portsmouth bod 1-800 Girls; but it also works as a single, end to end listen. Which in times of closed dancefloors and enforced home listening, is probably no bad thing.

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PREMIERE: Litherland - Abstentia (The End Is In Sight Mix)[Collective Leisure]

been djin for 30 years plus remixing under various names ,after a time of great change I will hopefully be dropping mixes ,remixes and some monster tracks soon 

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