I don’t really have too much to say about this except that the second track from Jeremiah Jae’s pre-emptive Money EP for Brainfeeder is amazing. All this peripheral talk of raps recently most definitely had us looking for something new, … Continue reading
Back in November we hosted a mix from Two Inch Punch (SR Mix #108) around the release of his Love You Up EP on PMR. As I wrote then his work on that EP is “emotive and personal” and that … Continue reading
When you spend the majority of your weekdays sitting meters away from your boss, under constant scrutiny, the opportunities to fully immerse yourself in listening to beats are few and far between. Listening to one blind-side ear bud at low … Continue reading
Early one morning in late December, after waking up to an impending hangover and a spectacular bout of heartburn, I sat up watching countless television spots and documentaries about the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and the forgotten composers whose pioneering work … Continue reading
Bristol’s Punch Drunk label is notorious for shedding light on new talent emanating from the Bristol area; so much so that Peverelist, the owner, has created a couple of other labels (Livity Sound/Unearthed) to release music that doesn’t strictly adhere … Continue reading
It comes as something of a timely coincidence that New Kanada uploaded previews of their forthcoming release with Candian export XI, aka Christian Andersen, to soundcloud two days ago. Considering we just announced that he’s headlining our next party in … Continue reading
Innovative, raw and often riotous, Brighton’s Mumdance, aka Jack Adams, is famed for blending grime, funky, garage and electro cuts in a manner that does away with conventional expectations. The same can also be said of Mumdance the producer. With … Continue reading
I can pinpoint the exact morning when I really connected with Torus’ music. I can’t remember what it was that kept me up so late the night before, but it was December, so it was probably Christmas related drinks. Anyway, … Continue reading
Acting as one of the few festivals that operate in the winter break, for the past five years Bloc Weekend has been a hedonistic mid-March staple for electronic music lovers. Set in the unique formica surroundings of Butlins holiday village … Continue reading
When I first contacted Ukkonen, I wasn’t expecting it to be a simple process given that the Finnish producer’s presence on record has always been anything but. Last year, for example, he opened with Erriapo; 17 minutes long and (at … Continue reading
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In rebuttle to FACT’s King’s of the Underground indie rap piece where they listed five overlooked independent rap albums of the late nineties, I wanted to go public and pick my top five albums for opinions sake and present it … Continue reading
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I’ve written about the work rate, music and personality of Danny Native, aka Altered Natives, a couple of times before on this website (namely here and here if you need better directing) but the most noteworthy thing that’s come up … Continue reading
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Modesty can go a long way, as can being really good at making music; but being precious about a product is something I find really admirable. I don’t really have that strong of a point here other than the fact … Continue reading
Back in November we hosted a mix from Two Inch Punch (SR Mix #108) around the release of his Love You Up EP on PMR. As I wrote then his work on that EP is “emotive and personal” and that … Continue reading
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In celebration of London night Tempo Clash’s first birthday, we’re giving stream to this exclusive beat from one of the residential force behind the night, Blue Daisy. Blue’s someone we’ve been in regular contact with since his first dalliances on … Continue reading
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It’s with regret that we announce that Jim-E Stack is now unable to make the trip over from the States to join us at next Friday’s Sonic Router Room Three takeover at fabric, London, but it’s simply an outcome that … Continue reading
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Innovative, raw and often riotous, Brighton’s Mumdance, aka Jack Adams, is famed for blending grime, funky, garage and electro cuts in a manner that does away with conventional expectations. The same can also be said of Mumdance the producer. With … Continue reading
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Yesterday news hit the internet that the Radiophonic Workshop is to be revived with Matthew Herbert at the helm. And that’s exciting. It’s exciting because making music from weird sound sources is interesting to me let alone because Herbert is … Continue reading
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With a slew of distinctly club-focused releases across a wide spread of labels, ranging from Well Rounded to his own Embassy Recordings imprint, Michael Rathburn, aka Distal (SR Mix #59), has established himself as one of the most consistent and … Continue reading
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Rather than try glue together fragments of prose on a day when reviews seem over worded and all too conventional, I’m just going to say that Memory is kind of surprising, but not in an unexpected way. As Lazer Sword, … Continue reading
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