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jueves, 10 de febrero de 2011

Saturn v / Traxx / Dmc - Rhythm Relics - Nation Records 009



A - Saturn V - The Fresh Heir
B - Traxx/DMC - Modem

"Saturn V (Traxx & James T Cotton) turn out a sick Wave dipped bomb (live playing / no samples!), while Traxx/DMC enter Bleep warehouse style territory with dark acid vocals..." Rush Hour

lunes, 7 de febrero de 2011

Werner/Hitchell/Traxx - Fractal Rip - Antenna International ANT08


A - Werner & Hitchell - Fractal Rip
B -
Traxx - Introspective (Prelides & Nocturnes version)

"Two deep and deadly jack sojourns from Echospace's Steve Hitchell and Chicago stalwart Josh Werner! They've found a terrifically mean streak of form with this 12", dropping the heat-seeking jack of 'Fractal Rip' on the A-side, built with chewed-up 303 bass gurgles and ruff-cut machine rhythms to help even the most uncoordinated warehouse dweller find their perk. On the flip they offer a harrowing 'Preludes & Nocturnes' version of 'Introspective' from Traxx's 'Faith' disc, refracting it through Hitchell's matrix of filters, delays, and assorted vintage FX until it emerges zombified and harrowed, like some darkwave proto-house gem that's been cowering in the corner of Jamal Moss's basment for the last 25 years." Nation Records

domingo, 23 de enero de 2011

Traxx - Promomixes 010 - The Music Box




"The premise is simple. A different DJ each month makes a promo mix from a club of the past. They might have played there, they might have danced there, they might have never gone there at all. Hopefully it will be an exercise in nostalgia, imagination or great music. If we're lucky, it'll be all three." Promo Mixes

sábado, 15 de enero de 2011

D'Marc Cantu & The Maniacs - Future Elektronix - Nation Records 008


A - D'Marc Cantu - It's My Body
B - The Maniacs - Luv Eternal

"Nation is On The Move! The tracks for this release are unique and striking that their specialness is undeniable. D'Marc Cantu and The Maniacs are particularly compelling." Nation Records