Rapper Rudeboy and DJ DNA play the work of the legendary crossover band Urban Dance Squad. The group quickly broke through with their unique mix of funk, soul, jazz, punk, rock and hip hop. Their influence extended to bands like Rage Against the Machine, while
they were like-minded peers of The Beastie Boys and Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Worldwide tours, an impressive live reputation, and recognition in the United States, including invitations from David Bowie and U2 as support, have characterized their career.
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6 years after their first merch collab Rotterdam outfits WOEI and CLONE team up once again for their ‘’Always Connected’’ drop! Way back in ’95 when Serge operated his store inside the Urban Unit skate shop, Woei was one of the regulars buying records and practising his mixing skills for hours on the shop decks. Woei eventually became one of the main sneaker heads in The Netherlands and started supplying everyone with fresh kicks out of his WOEI shop (with iconic Piet Parra logo - one of the homies of the Fret Click Crew), while Clone Records became a source for all your musical needs! Don’t miss this team-up between these two Rotterdam-based stores! - 100% Cotton, 220 gsm fabric weight - Pre washed for zero shrinkage - Regular fit - Unisex - Woven flag at waist - Made in Europe - Machine wash 30 degrees inside out, don't tumble dry
6 years after their first merch collab Rotterdam outfits WOEI and CLONE team up once again for their ‘’Always Connected’’ drop! Way back in ’95 when Serge operated his store inside the Urban Unit skate shop, Woei was one of the regulars buying records and practising his mixing skills for hours on the shop decks. Woei eventually became one of the main sneaker heads in The Netherlands and started supplying everyone with fresh kicks out of his WOEI shop (with iconic Piet Parra logo - one of the homies of the Fret Click Crew), while Clone Records became a source for all your musical needs! Don’t miss this team-up between these two Rotterdam-based stores! - 100% Cotton, 220 gsm fabric weight - Pre washed for zero shrinkage - Regular fit - Unisex - Woven flag at waist - Made in Europe - Machine wash 30 degrees inside out, don't tumble dry
6 years after their first merch collab Rotterdam outfits WOEI and CLONE team up once again for their ‘’Always Connected’’ drop! Way back in ’95 when Serge operated his store inside the Urban Unit skate shop, Woei was one of the regulars buying records and practising his mixing skills for hours on the shop decks. Woei eventually became one of the main sneaker heads in The Netherlands and started supplying everyone with fresh kicks out of his WOEI shop (with iconic Piet Parra logo - one of the homies of the Fret Click Crew), while Clone Records became a source for all your musical needs! Don’t miss this team-up between these two Rotterdam-based stores! - 100% Cotton, 220 gsm fabric weight - Pre washed for zero shrinkage - Regular fit - Unisex - Woven flag at waist - Made in Europe - Machine wash 30 degrees inside out, don't tumble dry
6 years after their first merch collab Rotterdam outfits WOEI and CLONE team up once again for their ‘’Always Connected’’ drop! Way back in ’95 when Serge operated his store inside the Urban Unit skate shop, Woei was one of the regulars buying records and practising his mixing skills for hours on the shop decks. Woei eventually became one of the main sneaker heads in The Netherlands and started supplying everyone with fresh kicks out of his WOEI shop (with iconic Piet Parra logo - one of the homies of the Fret Click Crew), while Clone Records became a source for all your musical needs! Don’t miss this team-up between these two Rotterdam-based stores! - 100% Cotton, 220 gsm fabric weight - Pre washed for zero shrinkage - Regular fit - Unisex - Woven flag at waist - Made in Europe - Machine wash 30 degrees inside out, don't tumble dry
6 years after their first merch collab Rotterdam outfits WOEI and CLONE team up once again for their ‘’Always Connected’’ drop! Way back in ’95 when Serge operated his store inside the Urban Unit skate shop, Woei was one of the regulars buying records and practising his mixing skills for hours on the shop decks. Woei eventually became one of the main sneaker heads in The Netherlands and started supplying everyone with fresh kicks out of his WOEI shop (with iconic Piet Parra logo - one of the homies of the Fret Click Crew), while Clone Records became a source for all your musical needs! Don’t miss this team-up between these two Rotterdam-based stores! - 100% Cotton, 220 gsm fabric weight - Pre washed for zero shrinkage - Regular fit - Unisex - Woven flag at waist - Made in Europe - Machine wash 30 degrees inside out, don't tumble dry
6 years after their first merch collab Rotterdam outfits WOEI and CLONE team up once again for their ‘’Always Connected’’ drop! Way back in ’95 when Serge operated his store inside the Urban Unit skate shop, Woei was one of the regulars buying records and practising his mixing skills for hours on the shop decks. Woei eventually became one of the main sneaker heads in The Netherlands and started supplying everyone with fresh kicks out of his WOEI shop (with iconic Piet Parra logo - one of the homies of the Fret Click Crew), while Clone Records became a source for all your musical needs! Don’t miss this team-up between these two Rotterdam-based stores! - 100% Cotton, 220 gsm fabric weight - Pre washed for zero shrinkage - Regular fit - Unisex - Woven flag at waist - Made in Europe - Machine wash 30 degrees inside out, don't tumble dry
6 years after their first merch collab Rotterdam outfits WOEI and CLONE team up once again for their ‘’Always Connected’’ drop! Way back in ’95 when Serge operated his store inside the Urban Unit skate shop, Woei was one of the regulars buying records and practising his mixing skills for hours on the shop decks. Woei eventually became one of the main sneaker heads in The Netherlands and started supplying everyone with fresh kicks out of his WOEI shop (with iconic Piet Parra logo - one of the homies of the Fret Click Crew), while Clone Records became a source for all your musical needs! Don’t miss this team-up between these two Rotterdam-based stores! - 100% Cotton, 220 gsm fabric weight - Pre washed for zero shrinkage - Regular fit - Unisex - Woven flag at waist - Made in Europe - Machine wash 30 degrees inside out, don't tumble dry
6 years after their first merch collab Rotterdam outfits WOEI and CLONE team up once again for their ‘’Always Connected’’ drop! Way back in ’95 when Serge operated his store inside the Urban Unit skate shop, Woei was one of the regulars buying records and practising his mixing skills for hours on the shop decks. Woei eventually became one of the main sneaker heads in The Netherlands and started supplying everyone with fresh kicks out of his WOEI shop (with iconic Piet Parra logo - one of the homies of the Fret Click Crew), while Clone Records became a source for all your musical needs! Don’t miss this team-up between these two Rotterdam-based stores! - 100% Cotton, 220 gsm fabric weight - Pre washed for zero shrinkage - Regular fit - Unisex - Woven flag at waist - Made in Europe - Machine wash 30 degrees inside out, don't tumble dry
- Deux Angoisses 13' 00
- Yi-King 9' 04
- In Hora Conjunctionis 11' 49
- Firmament V 9' 52
- Aurora 13' 41
- Oiseaux Mécaniques 7' 38
- Et Il Créa 13' 35
- Canada 6' 02
- Het Breken Van Jef 11' 43
- Je Ne Retournerai Jamais À Tournai 8' 00
- Une Apocalypse De Jean 12' 10
- Escale 8' 25
- La Perte Du Temps 5' 00
- Missa Tenebrae 8' 27
- Co Atmosphère 5' 32
- Brouillard Face À La Mer 13' 19
- Consolation 8' 50
An anthology of the intensely arresting work of Robert Fesler (1936-2023), revealing many of his compositions (1975-1987) created with his self-built synthesizers, with as pinnacle the μP RPF78. All music composed and recorded by Robert Fesler at his home on rue Cour Boisacq in Bierges, Belgium. Except one, all tracks are previously unreleased.
With profound simplicity and devotion, Fesler paints a hermetic inner world with strong emotions of confronting solitude, sensual alienation and traumatic angst. His music was as much a therapeutic treatment as an artistic expression. Fesler quotes, »Building my synthesizers and working with them enabled me to sublimate my anxieties.« Most tracks were played and recorded real time, often with two synthesizers (the Synthese 756 and the μP RPF78), capturing the heat of the moment in one take, without multitracking. The austere and reductionist approach reinforces the overall spirit of his work, resulting in an engaging, mysterious solitary journey. It’s quite incredible how one person can put so much technical cerebral content in the development of a machine and use it in such an emotional way.
The music of Robert Fesler might be considered as very Belgian. To situate it within a close entourage, one can say it has: The endurance of Baudouin Oosterlynck The purity of Dominique Lawalree The mysticism of Arsène Souffriau
London outfit Kassian continue their broadly- evolving yet highly detailed journey through and beyond sound towards something ever more expansive. Their second release for !K7 Records comes in the wake of creating a dedicated hardware-forward studio in a Northeast London container complex, where they have the freedom to interlink their machines. This renewed focus brought them to Supercontinent EP, named for the ancient geological era when Africa and South America were joined as Pangea.
A reformulation of rhythmic ideas inspired by South= African Amapiano and South American Baile Funk governs the two hemispheres of the record. The pair examine and deconstruct dancefloor material, eschewing 4/4 for interlocking shaker patterns, searing acid lines, cracking breakbeats, and vocal samples in Zulu and Brazil Portuguese.
The immediacy of the restless rhythm and bass-led funk of “Yena” (the word Yena translates to ‘he/him /man’)forms a sweet spot where double-time and half-time can coexist. “Yami” (‘mine’ in Zulu) is a slinkier proposition which sheds prominent percussion in favour of a weighty, fluid, acid-informed bassline undulating from below.
An ascending percussive riff marks the arrival of “Pulgueiro”, followed closely by break beats and the nostalgia of distinctly British acid electro; it is an intentionally future-forward retelling of a vintage sound, replete with a mind-melt breakdown of rave pads.
A dubbed-out groove dominates the bottom-heavy “Sistema” – a groovy, steady roller that chugs and propels and chugs with head-nod hypnotism through an intricately minimalistic approach.
Following a short hiatus, Superlux Records returns for their 9th exploration into the expanses of house, techno, and electro by welcoming the exciting, emerging Dutch producer and DJ Mathijs Smit to their roster.
As soon as Smit grabbed the attention of the Superlux crew with his hybrid production style and trademark vocoder work, they knew these were earworms destined for their catalog. Marking his first solo EP since 2021, Smit showcases his development In the studio on the 'Twisted Minds' EP with four modern, stylish house cuts loaded with versatility for use from peak time to warm up.
The release starts as it means to go on with 'Changed My Mind (But Not Myself).' A sleek, forward-thinking house jam that salutes to the past with a fast-paced, organ bass melody and intricate drum-machine programming, setting the tone nicely for what's to follow. The A-side wraps up with 'My Mind Is Yours'. Shades of golden-era Italian progressive to this one, a straight no-nonsense feel-good party starter; mark your cards for summer.
On the flip, we get deeper into the groove starting with 'Plugger'. A shuffling beat underscores a moodier bassline with acid flourishes to give this one a bit more of a basement feel, although the bright synths do leave enough versatility in this one to work in multiple settings; a testament to Smit's dexterity on the buttons! Closing out proceedings is the interminably funky 'Quiero, ' the last track submitted by Smit, which is suitably the one to close out a seriously impressive debut on the imprint.
The release continues Superlux's proud lineage of discerning dance music, with Smit being a welcome addition to a roster already sporting the quality of N-GYNN, Paul Blackford, LVCA & Thoma Bulwer. Expect more as the label continues its development in 2024 and beyond.
- A1: Oracle (Feat. Aja Monet)
- A2: Respek (Feat. Topaz Jones & Ezri)
- A3: Weary (Feat. Mick Jenkins & Jesse Boykins Iii)
- A4: H0N3Y
- A5: Heal (Feat. Akthesavior & Deniro Farrar)
- A6: Ilikeu (Feat. Duckwrth)
- B1: U_Want (Feat. Kucka)
- B2: Blessd (Feat. Deem Spencer)
- B3: Rise (Feat. Rozet)
- B4: Zoom (Feat. Tinashe)
- B5: Kill_U (Feat. Tanerélle)
- B6: Godown (Feat. Jesse Boykins Iii)
Travis Stewarts Reise zur Entstehung von „3FOR82“ begann passenderweise am 4. März. An seinem 41. Geburtstag, am 4. März letzten Jahres, wagte er sich in den Joshua Tree National Park in Kalifornien, um Klarheit und Inspiration für sein nunmehr elftes Studioalbum als Machinedrum zu finden. Zwölf hochintensive, nachdenkliche Tracks, die die Nadel zwischen seinem vergangenen, gegenwärtigen und zukünftigen Ich spannen.
Angesichts der Tatsache, dass Ninja Tune eines der Lieblingslabels des jungen Travis Stewart war, spricht dies für ein Mantra, das die Platte leitet: Nostalgie durch eine zeitgenössische Linse zu betrachten. In den stillen Weiten des Joshua Tree durchforstete Machinedrum alte Festplatten mit seinen Beats aus den späten 90er Jahren: Viele von ihnen wurden mit ‚Impulse Tracker‘ erstellt, einem groben Freeware-Programm, das fast ein Vierteljahrhundert lang unangetastet blieb. Nachdem er einen DOS-Emulator gefunden hatte, auf dem ‚Impulse Tracker‘ lief, nahm er sich selbst auf, wie er diese Beats spielte, um „3FOR82“ zu bauen: Sample für Sample erstellte er originale Sound-Datenbanken, die in eine eigene Bibliothek eingespeist werden konnten und „3FOR82“ einen unverwechselbaren Klang verliehen. Ausgewählte Zitate werden als Monologe oder Samples in die Musik eingeflochten - der Opener von „3FOR82“, „Oracle“, beginnt mit Reflexionen von Aja Monet über das Tanzen allein. Auf der Leadsingle, „ZOOM“ erzählt Tinashé von jugendlicher Lust auf der Tanzfläche; an einer Stelle in „KILL_U“ erinnert Tanerélle mit ihren beruhigenden Tönen daran, dass man manchmal „verloren ist und dann wieder gefunden wird, und dass man so viel erreichen kann.“; in „U_WANT“ sagt sich KUCKA selbst, dass „es bessere Tage geben wird“, während ROZET in „RISE“ riffet, dass sie „vom Boden in den Himmel wachsen wird.“. Die Wirkung, die das Thema auf „3FOR82“ hat, ist zart und eindringlich und verbindet diese Stränge von R&B, Pop, Jazz und Drum & Bass miteinander.
Grand Soleil is an ode the awakening. Composed for Organ and Piano, this 7 tracks album is a soul trip with gospel accents. The great french soul singer LYNN is blessing this record with her airy vocal layers and a dope song: Clouds. Blackjoy closest partner, Blundetto is rocking the drums over minimal drum machine paterns. This record is recommended for the best morning routing.
Done and dusted! That could have been the motto of the WPBH series back when it started as an offshoot for sample-based house experiments by the core We Play House Recordings crew.
However, according to Discogs WPBH is NOT a real label, so who are we to invent mottos for imaginary labels?
But as we digress the music hits us hard and straight up. Uit De Hoogte brings us rawness...and then some. A touch of Dance Mania, a hint of smoothness, a dose of drum machine magic and a whole lot of attitude. Five tracks to stir up your dancefloor, your body and your soul. On a label that does not exist... How underground can one get?!
Coming up on WPH & related further in the year will be new material by Red D on his Red Basics outlet, more WPH U.S. Series and possibly also some stuff they don’t yet know about themselves.
Patric Catani's E-De-Cologne new mini album !
First release from Catani's was under this name, in 1993... The sound of it all is a melt of tunes from the past (Eradicator, Test Tube Kid...) and some more recent deliriums on his old machines...
The 9th release of the label is planned since years, as I always dreamed pressing some Catani's Hardcore music...
And this is maybe not the last ?
The sleeve is by Artcoton.
Enjoy this record as much as you can for its various aspects from Industrial Breaks to pityless Speedcore !!!
7 inch[8,36 €]
"Du reitest über die Zwickauer Hügel nach Nordosten. Die Lederzügel schneiden sich in deine gefrorenen Hände, während sich heiss-saurer Sod nach oben brennt. Metaphysischer Katerschweiss sticht sich Pore für Pore durch deine Haut, durch ein verblasstes Sargtattoo auf dem Unterarm. Die müden Füße in den NVA-Stiefeln deines Vaters umklammern die Flanken eines dampfenden, grauen Appaloosa, oder ist es doch nur die frisierte Simson S51? Egal, denn eigentlich ist es deine ur-eigene Mind-Machine, in der du dem Ruf der Leere folgend durch die Ruinen der Selbsterkenntnis irrst. Nach Chemnitz - dem San Francisco des ganz kleinen Mannes. Erwarten wird dich dort allerdings nicht Bernd Spier's einfältige Flowertime, sondern Asbest, Eternit und vor allem die Risse, die sich durch ebendiesen ziehen. Genau da verdichten sich die Songs auf L'Appel du Vide's erstem Full-Length "Metro" jedem Leerstand trotzend zu einem 9 Stories hohen Monolithen aus Post-Punk, Death-Rock, Synth- und Darkwave, der einen - einmal erklommen - über jene Genregrenzen hinwegschauen lässt. Ein schwarz-schimmernder Jengaturm aus (East-)German Angst und kompromissloser Innenschau. So viel aufrichtiger wankend, als ein Campino im einstudierten Seitwärts-Taumeltanz der Mitte der Gesellschaft weismachen will, führt er dich weg von den tief hängenden Früchten des epigonalen (Post-)Punkswindles. Hin zu den aufgehenden Blüten echter Musikliebhaberei. Man hat sich festgebissen und ist drangeblieben, hat geschürft und sortiert, die Linernotes gelesen und vor allem eins: den vielen Platten zugehört. Die Schubladen aufgemacht und offen gelassen. Sänger René klagt sich ohne Allüren, zeigefingerfrei und immun gegen jedes Zeitgeistgeheische ins zunächst eigene Herz. Die Gitarre sägt, klirrt und kreischt vor Hunger und ist doch satt. Die Rhythm-Section knurrt und scheppert und bumst sich geradeaus in den Abyss, aus dem auch analoge Synths hier und da auftauchen um kurz Luft zu schnappen. Überhaupt kann man die Instrumente atmen hören, so ehrlich ist der Sound. Gitarrist Flatty hat die Band Anfang 2023 im Studio Gloom, Chemnitz aufgenommen. Doch da ist nicht nur Sachsen und die zu oft beschworenen, modrigen Wurzeln der Hängengebliebenen. Da ist Detroit, Frisco und Los Angeles. Manchester, New York und Portland. Und genau so wie Poison Idea's "Feel the Darkness" (um dann doch mal eine Reminiszenz zu bemühen) beginnt, endet "Metro" nach 37 Minuten Spielzeit - mit nacktem Piano. Dazwischen: eine Verwandtschaft in Wucht und Haltung, nur ohne Metal- und Gepose. Just Power and Void. Und in der Satteltasche ein altes Foto vom Meer, körnig, schwarz weiss und doch alle Farben widerspiegelnd.
A Paris resident of Minsk origin, Lina Filipovich’s ‘Music for an imaginary dancefloor’ explores the liminal space between club music and something altogether weirder, elusive, and abstract. Nervous, varied and amplified by various delays, the LP was written from improvisations on analogue synthesizers between June and December in 2022.
Atonal drones and atmospheric textures convey imagery of charcoal skies and silk tapestries; an idealised parallel world untethered from reality and bodies, towards something more ethereal – floating freely in red carpet lined corridors.
“In my previous works, I used pre-existing sounds to create new pieces. I was interested in the appropriation and decontextualization of materials from various traditions and contexts. However, in this album, I don't deconstruct; instead, I attempt to co-write with the machines, relying on their aesthetics and my imagination.”
Lina's LP trickles down the spine, pulse-raising and gooseflesh on tender skin, analogous to the aftermath of a sweaty fever dream. Speaking the language of spirits in the allure of the dark.
Press release by Asmi Shetty
Manchester’s multifarious sound organiser Andrew Hargreaves (Tape Loop Orchestra, The Boats, Beppu) channels key touchstones of Glenn Branca’s microtonal minimalism, the paranormal, and DIY amateur broadcasting with some of his most enigmatic, intuitive recordings to date.
‘Drones In The Air’ finds Hargreaves deep in a new phase of vibrational investigation where the sentimentality of prior eras gives way to more abstract conceptual processes. Utilising a bunch of oscillators and the Lyra-8, an “organismic analog synthesiser”, plus pedals, Hargreaves works within just intonation tuning systems - or more precisely “intuitive intonation” - to just-about harness a microtonal flux of clashing, beating frequencies, but the project is more about ceding a certain amount of freedom to the machines and allowing aural alchemy to occur, prompting a spectrum of harmonic colours and rich timbral overtones distinguished from previous tape loop-based works.
Comparative to “Glenn Branca’s micro-tonal workouts if he had worked with oscillators instead of guitars”, the result also variously evoke mysteries of The Conet Project, the oceanic feel of Éliane Radigue compositions, and early ambient works by Terre Thaemlitz in their sound sensitivity and scope. In ‘The Sun is Afraid’ he mesmerises with glistening microtones that develop a coarser traction, interrupted by shortwave radio comms and resolving into phantasmic noise gauze that speaks to his long-standing fascinations with entropic decay and the sounds between sounds. ‘Your Hands Are Shaking’ follows with a stealthier approach to coaxing a hallucinatory drone mass inflated by ether voices and thickening up into a sinister gloam redolent of NWW’s ’Soliloquy for Lilith’.




















