HNNY – Tears
Local Talk is a painfully inconsistent label, swinging fleetingly between mediocre and inventive. Thankfully this excursion falls into the latter; it comes from HNNY after all, who doesn’t seem to have put a foot wrong …
Pete Herbert & Dicky Trisco – In The Disco Last Night
The consistently excellent re-edit label Disco Deviance turns in another winsome release, wielding a hard-hitting funk groove and some rather catchy vocals.…
Doc Daneeka – Walk On In feat. Ratcatcher
You never quite know what sort of production Doc Daneeka is going to serve up, but the one constant is quality. Oh, and he often likes to insert that misty-eyed sound of crackling vinyl (which …
OOFT! – What’s It All About?
OOFT! offers up a freebie as a thank you to his burgeoning mass of Soundcloud followers. It’s a typically pitched-down cut, fitted with fizzing synths and an elastic bassline. The Glaswegian recently contributed to our Pelski Podcast series – you …
Four Tet – Beautiful Rewind
Four Tet (Kieran Hebden) returns with his seventh album Beautiful Rewind. Known for pushing the boundaries of weird and wonderful sonic textures, this was always going to be a surprising Long Player – especially …
Spaventi Dazzurro – Lonely
If you’re looking for ‘charming’ and ‘downbeat’, look elsewhere. Spaventi Dazzurro, serves up a hefty onslaught of writhing acid techno not for the faint-hearted. The ‘Jerk Out’ version is a huge lumbering beast of mangled …
Moodymann announces new album and sneak peek
Kenny Dixon Jr, AKA Moodymann, will follow up 2012′s Picture This album with a new full-length.
Earlier this year, the Detroit house legend released the ABCD mini-album through his KDJ imprint. It consisted of 24 minutes worth of material spread …
Fantastic Man – Heartbreaker
Fantastic Man productions are few and far between. But when they do finally arrive they’re of the highest quality. The Aussie’s latest on Let’s Play House is no exception: a funk-laden dancefloor weapon.…
Pelski Podcast 007 – Kid Sublime
Our latest Pelski Podcast arrives via Amsterdam and one of our favourite producers, Kid Sublime – an artist who straddles both hip hop and house with equal aplomb. But if all of his sets and productions have one thing in …
Medlar interview
Tipping its hat to Detroit and Chicago classics, Medlar’s brand of tastefully jazz-infused house music has pricked the ears of critics and discerning listeners alike. Last month he released his debut album Sleep, an absorbing late-night journey permeated by …
