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Keith Worthy - Moments In Rhythm Vol. 1 - 06-Nov-09 04:23 PM
Holy mother of 12 Inch this is a work of perfection. 2 heavyweight pumping phat deephouse tracks, and one hypnotic mindwork monster "Lost In Sound". The way this track builds up its climax is just unbelievable orgasmic.. I dont know what to choose as a fave, The A1 track is a real slow-burner that has an infectious drive. Combining low BPM and make it groove is difficult to achieve that takes more than just understanding house.
Amongst all these sophisticated Detroit tracks, it is great to have some cuts like these to just synchronize your head back on track.
This EP is equally as good at Kerris Atmosphere EP or Francois Ks FK-EP, if not better..
Hail this man and this label.

L.E.S.S. Productions - 24-Oct-09 06:38 AM
These CDs is a must-have, IF.. you can find them. They are only sold via the Five20East record store. However they were long gone by the time i discovered this label. After hearing "Planets" i just went on a quest to find more from him.
I acquired these trough P2P networks (sorry Graham, Sue me if you like but it was the only way). Me and my flatmate was sitting there with our jaws dropped with each tuned we listened to.
According to Graham himself, his edits -which are on the majority of these tracks, was in the beginning done to be used in his DJ Sets. But since he started to release them both here and elsewhere, the edits have gained huge praise from people and these CDs in particular flies out the door faster than you can say "DISCO".
If you enjoy the edits from the likes of Todd Terje, you will soon find that Graham takes his edits a bit further than cut and paste and brings new fresh beats and elements to the core with the old.
These edits are so nice that to me, they overshadow his regular house productions. Two to check is the edits Funky Space Reincarnation (my fav) and MJs Thriller.

Zero 7 - Yeah Ghost - 09-Oct-09 10:18 AM
Zero 7s first album Simple Things was a true gem. Then i went head over heels over to get the follow up When It Falls. After those i went on to discover other things and forgot Zero 7 for a while when it just popped in my head recently and remembered that i had forgotten. So i decided to check out what they have done since then and funny enough, and in good timing, they just have released their 4th album "Yeah Ghost". (As i write this i had yet to hear "The Garden".)
So i decided to this give it a listen and see if the boys were up to date and have maintained their superior production skills.
However i was left a bit disappointed with it. First of all, "When It Falls" had loads of fine vocalists on it, this one was rather loaded with annoying ones. In the end, the singers gave the vocal tracks a rather commercial pop feel to them and was just painful to listen too. Only "The Road" was comfortably for my ears. Some of the production of these tracks is a bit Electro-ish and contributed to mess up the picture more.
The instrumentals are the best ones, but there are few of them and they get left in the shadows by the overwhelming vocal tracks.

Deep Vibes Recordings - 28-Sep-09 04:57 PM
You should not miss out on this label. Everything is quality if dark nasty tech house is your bag. Sascha Dives imprint is always growing on me with every release more out of my mind than the previous one. Some of this is experimental percussive driven tracks, others are just down and out dirty and filthy fuckers that is eclipsed in darkness. I have always likes Dives vision in sound and music that just is thrilling.

Bim Marx - Stronger - 31-Aug-09 04:01 PM
I very much enjoy the edits of Loleatta.. Disco edits is a household thing these days but im gonna leave A & B1 alone and rather mouth about the B2 track, which is the most dark and intense track i have heard the last years. A real house-techno hybrid with a psychotic bassline that suits a pitch-black n sweaty underground party. Such a hypnotizing track that just gotta kill the floor. The way it just goes down in pitch gives room the work inn other elements and just blow it up by playing the last part making dancers go completely mental. Its sick.

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