Regina Spektor once told us to wear flowers in our hair, when going to San Fransisco. The producer Worthy, who is from the same city Regina sang about, is now telling you to “shake that big perm“, as some kind of tech-house reply to Regina and Willow Smith. Worthy released his Big Perm EP through Discobelle Records about […]
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“Nothing is so musical as the sound of pouring bourbon for the first drink on a Sunday morning. Not Bach or Schubert or any of those masters,” Carson McCullers once wrote. Maybe I don’t have enough life experience but I prefer a bit of Allegro vivace con delicatezza and some Trina over a glass of Evan […]
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I first came across Luca Lozano and his imprint Klasse Recordings on their first release (KLS001 Luca Lozano & Sacha Robotti – Bartok) back in June of last year. But the music wasn’t the first thing that caught my attention, it was their cover design/logo. The cover consisted of just simple shapes in the form […]
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When I listen to this edit I imagine either sitting on a yacht in the pacific or else, at the other extreme, standing on a snowy plains in blinding sunlight. Bath-based Irishman Holmes Price is back on an 80s tip, taking Foreigner’s I Want To Know What Love Is and moulding and stretching it into […]
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I’d like to think if this guy hadn’t named himself Com Truise my eyes would have haplessly just glanced over this EP whilst searching for new stuff on Boomkat. Goes to show a good name will get you places. I’m so glad I came across him as his Cyanide Sisters EP, previously available on AMdiscs […]
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For as far as long I can remember my dad has always been fighting every record I ever bought with old funk and jazz records, harpsichord music (Scarlatti doing my head in) and the odd Joni Mitchell. He was having none of my Aftermath records, and I would have NONE of his sneering Allegreto sonatas […]
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Up bright and early tomorrow for a day in London and hitting Fabric for the first time so I’m a little bit excited and yeah sleep right now is easier said than done, so just dropping a post off to tell you about this guy Phaeleh’s most recent single out on Skream’s label Disfigured Dubz. […]
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Applepips has come long a long way since being launced in 2009 by Bristol based Appleblim and has arguably been on the forefront of forward thinking music exploring areas between Dubstep, Garage, House and Techno. A label which doesn’t like to use the word ‘genre’ but instead read between the lines and push the very […]
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People often say too much of a good thing can be a bad thing but when the ‘good thing’ is John Roman’s output over the last year I honestly don’t know how the words ‘bad thing’ even come into the equation. I promise I will never ever use the words good/bad thing more than twice […]
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I don’t know about you, but I always love getting free stuff. In my breakfast cereal, in my happy meal; I love it all. So it’s only obvious I like getting free music. And I’m sure a lot of you get sparkly eyes too when the words “free 320” show op on your screen. Well, […]
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A lot of time it can be quite disheartening looking through emails only to find tracks from people stuck in the post 2006 electro era but every now and then you come across a a little gem and today this comes in the form of a free EP from Aloo. Looking into who Aloo is, […]
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I’ve been following Randomer ever since I first heard his track Blind on the Hospital Records Podcast back in the day in which I used to be a bit of a drum and bass head and it’s great to see how far he’s come as a producer since then, releasing tracks and EP’s on labels […]
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