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Having been sent this release by a good friend I was somewhat intrigued as to what I would find. The quality of the release was never in question but the collection of artists intrigued me. What I can say is that all four tracks are of excellent quality, each with its own take on electronic funk.

First up is a Mark Archer cut, who as always, delivers. There is a decidedly warm feel to ‘Chuch’ complete with bleeps. Its basically the evolution of his sound, not really fitting into any genre, just does its thing, proper dance floor music for the more discerning listener. Next up is Derek Carr with ‘Centrepoint’. Starting of with plenty of soul and just delivering a thoughtful track full of space and a solid beat keeping it all together and driving us forwards. Blackjack is next with ‘Future classic’ and a slightly different sound here, more electro but still with plenty of depth. This is different and a fresh sound, not to say that the first two cuts aren’t equally as good just there’s something else happening here. This is more head music yet could equally kick things off at the right club. After a nice long intro the beat just hits you and sits neatly with the rest of the dextrous production. Finally we have Mark Ambrose and ‘Insane’ which is an altogether different track again with its crunching beats and nagging, well insane looping riff complete with a vocal sample that just drops at the right time, oh and cow bells too. Later into the track some suitably quality synth work drops that just completes the track perfectly.

What we have are four excellent showcases of the new label Rhythmic Science where each artist provides their own interpretation on the Detroit sound. The label is the best kind as its name perfectly captures its sound. This is high quality underground electronic Funk and it goes without saying that if you have been enjoying this sort of music for a long time you will enjoy the nods and evolutions of sound provided here. Alternatively if have an appreciation of perfectly crafted electronic music then this showcase and label should be a welcome addition to your collection. Enjoy.

Mark Archer – (altern8, nexus 21, bizarre inc, etc).
Mark Ambrose – (established artist and dj’s around the world on a weekly basis).
Derek Carr – (has released for over 10yrs and eanred a rep for chilled spacey detroit techno).
Black Jack – Upcoming scottish producer with releases on detroit based labels like soiree and travels to detroit to DJ at DEMF events most years.

This release is available to pre-order HERE:

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1.Lord Of The Isles – Radio Lollipo (Vakula Autumn Cicada mix) (Catune)

2.RVDS – Beat The Heat (It’s)

3.Grooveman Spot – Misty Woman (Jazzy Sport)

4.Inkswel – Circle Jerks (feat. Wouda) (Faces)

5.Baby Prince – Last Song of the Dance (feat. PillowTalk) (Soul Clap)

6.Deep Space Orchestra – Keshik (Fly By Night)

7.Hot Coins – New Beat (Ron Basejam remix) (Sonar Kollektiv)

8.Theo Parrish & Tony Allen – Feel Loved (feat. Andrew Ashong, Eska & David Okumu)

9.Aisling & The Haze – Occupy The World (R2)

10.Pollyn – Sometimes You Just Know (Moodymann remix) (Music Group)

11.Leon Ware with Mark de Clive-Lowe – Work Me (Reel People remix) (Expansion House)

12.Denis Clifford – Clockwork (Bu Mako)

13.Mayo Souloman – Feel (part two) (Fly By Night)

14.Thundercat – Oh Sheit It’s X (Brainfeeder)

15.DJ Jus Ed – The Favor (Underground Quality)

16.Ron Trent – Sometimes I Feel Like (Peacefrog)

17.James Johnston – Give Him Prozac (No Matter What)

18.Kirk Degiorgio – Babilania (Rick Wilhite remix) (Far Out Recordings)

19.Vester Koza – Beauty (Maslo)

20.Robert Hood – Black Technician (UR Mad Mike remix)

21.The Sun God – Being Hieroglyphic (Bio Rhythm)

22.Legowelt – Sea Of Nuhuhu (L.I.E.S.)

23.Kode9 – Uh (Rinse)

Denis Clifford – Miracles of Matter

Reviewed by:Neil Sherwood

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Irish producer Denis Clifford is a relatively newcomer to the Deep House scene with only one release under his belt so far (the EP ‘Easter Island’). Here Clifford gives us his first album ‘Miracles of Matter’ for Jenifa Mayanja’s ‘Bumako Recordings’ label and quite the accomplished début it is.

The album maintains a Deep House feel throughout, though this is far from one dimensional. There are many different elements bubbling within the tracks. This helps to make this a fully rounded album rather than just a collection of House tracks aimed at the DJ.

There is an organic musicality to many of these tunes. Live drum sounds feature heavily on a number of the tracks. Piano and double bass add to the Jazz feel on ‘Blue Moves’. While a steel drum melody gives it a tropical vibe. ‘Go Water’ plays on an acoustic guitar line that is somewhat hypnotising.

‘Clockwork’, possibly the albums strongest cut, is built around mesmerising African tribal chants and percussion with some sweet keys lifting the mood. I can imagine this one creating a great atmosphere on many a dancefloor.

Elsewhere on the album Clifford opts for a more electronic approach. ‘Run’ and ‘The King of Dreams’ are prime example of this style. ‘Run’ has a real energy to it combining mournful strings and a driving Techno bassline. While ‘The King of Dreams’ ups the pace further whilst keeping a melodic Techno warmth to it.

Overall ‘Miracles of Matter’ is an impressive début album from Clifford. He delivers a collection that works well of the headphones as well as cuts that will work in the club. We look forward to hearing what he has in store for us in the future.

This release is available to preview and pre-order HERE:

Terry Mitchell: The Electric Underground 7 (30/05/2013)

Real time track list with links in the video, please switch the closed caption (CC) button to ‘English. Due to a problem with the most recent Chrome update links may not display correctly so we strongly suggest using another browser to view this video.

Tracklist (complete with links):

Aybee – Ascending

Robert Hood – Black Technician (UR Mad Mike Remix)

Ed Davenport & Inland – Solstice (Original Mix)

Kyle Hall – Spoof

Mark Broom – Acid Dik (Beat Mix)

Donnell Knox – Krakow City Cliks (Promo – No link available)

AYBEE – Solaris

Kyle Hall – KIXCLAPSCHORDSNHATS

Future Beat Alliance – Never Forever

A Guy Called Gerald – Groove Of The Ghetto

Samuel L Session – You Are (Velvet Mix)

Function – Incubation (Ritual)

Mokos Vibe – Madness

Mark Ambrose – Shooting Stars (Aubrey’s Dark Mix)

Basement Jaxx – Eu Nao

Francois K – Road Of Life – Original Mix

Karizma – I Think

Dario Zenker – Filming Arroyo

Rhythm & Sound – Music A Fe Rule (Part 1)

Hiroshi Watanabe Soul Traveller

eLBee Bad – Swanging (Alternative) (promo – no link available)

X-102 – Discovery

Function – Gradient I

Jeff Mills – Flying Machines

Andy Stott – Luxury_Problems

Pehr Genlogue – Decadent City

John Heckle – Room Voices (Bonus 1)

TJ Kong & Eric De Man – Luid (Mark Broom Club Mix)

Jeff Mills – The Industry Of Dreams

Marco Bernardi – Why We Have The Underground (original)

Mike Dehnert – Drehimpuls Live Act Cut in Paris

Donnell Knox – Wroclaw Jazz Grooves (promo – no link available)

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Tracklist (complete with links):

J Dilla / Erykah Badu – My People (DJ A1 House Breaks) (Free Download)

Robert Hood – Black Technician (DirtTech UR remix) (Music Man)

Tall Black Guy – The Dark Streets (First Word)

Grooveman Spot – Compromise (Jazzy Sport)

Hot Coins – New Beat (Ron Basejam remix) (Sonar Kollektiv)

Kevin Reynolds – Liaisons (NSYDE)

Deep Space Orchestra – 10 4 (Fly By Night)

Willie Burns – Touch The Light (Crème Organization)

Grooveman Spot – Oversight (Jazzy Sport)

Mayo Souloman – 808 Shades (Fly By Night) (No link available yet)

Thatmanmonkz – Right On (Tone Control)

Pharaohs – Ahumbo (ESP Institute)

RVDS – Trip To Sun (It’s)

Moomin – She Said She Won’t Be That Long Away (Aim)

Laszlo Dancehall – Manley Harrison (Man Make Music)

Osunlade – Camera Shy (Andres remix) (Yoruba)

Ohm – Tribal Tone (Marquis Hawkes remix) (Unknown To The Unknown)

Iron Curtis – Daniel (Smallville)

Laurel Halo – Uhffo (Hyperdub)

Aybee – Landing (Deepblak)

The Sun God – Maum (Bio Rhythm)

Xamiga – Atlantis Force Code (M Division)

Two Dogs In A House – Next To You (L.I.E.S.)

LP Of The Month: Orlando Voorn – Divine Intervention

Reviewed by: The Bearded Wonder
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Regular readers and viewers of Timeline Music require no introduction to the prolific Mr Voorn, so I won’t even go there. Let’s get into the music.

Divine Intervention as an LP encompasses many of Voorn’s musical influences, with many tracks oozing that solid P-Funk vibe, Jazz and Soul emanate throughout in abundance and of course there’s that whole Techno and Electronic thing going on. The groove that runs throughout is irresistible and delicious. One thing that is obvious on this LP is that Voorn really is not trying to appeal to ANYbody other than himself and that is exactly what makes this special.
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Artists who continually try to appeal to a particular market or ‘scene’ are inevitably restricting themselves in so many ways. Orlando has gone in with a ‘f*ck it’ attitude and catered purely for himself and that is why, although a ‘cohesive’ whole, this LP contains so many disparate elements that have obviously been of profound influence to the man throughout his career. It is almost a lesson in how he has arrived at his ‘sound’.

I refuse to follow the usual ‘track by track’ breakdown here, previews are available below (though they do NOT do this LP justice) all I can say that we are very happy to award this ‘LP Of The Month’ status and in my opinion quite possibly of the year. I urge you to support continued development in underground music by supporting the artist and actually buying this. Future generations will thank you.

This release is available HERE: Vinyl HERE:

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Black Strobe – Paris Acid City (Russ Gabriel remix)

Perpetuum Mobile – Vermona

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Ney Faustini – Flying High

Quazar – Sunflower (feat. Karl Hyde)

Heiko Laux – Earthbouncing part 2

Laak – Semantics

Djinxx – Headeck

Heiko Laux – Earthbouncing part 1

Tons of Tones – Photogene

Collin Bros. – Pontti

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Anthony Rother – Love is the Hardest People

Yennek – Without

G-man – El Jem (gaetano parisio remix)

Rob Belleville – Recovered Desires

Valleyman – Wanna Ride

John Tejada – Beaming Red Oscillator

Heiko Laux – Walkout

Dave Clarke – Protective Custody

Marco Carola – Question 6

The Skinless Brothers – Drop That

Dj HMC – 6am#

Steve Bicknell – lost tracks #4 (B1)

Blank Program – We Need Input (C1)

MoodyMann surprises us with a new album!

It would be unusual if Mooodymann followed suit and sent out teasers of his soon to be release. Instead in Moodymann time honoured tradition he springs a new album upon us from nowhere. There are 7 tracks in total and we’re dying to hear what they sound like!

ABCD by Moodymann is out now on KDJ Records.

Here’s the tracklist:

01 Watcha Say
02 No Time 2 Stop
03 Warnin
04 9 Nites To Nowhere
05 Watchn U
06 Run
07 Go 2 Make It

Mayo Soulomon – Night Shades EP (Fly By Night)

Reviewed by: Neil Sherwood
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The ‘Fly By Night’ label are only 4 releases deep, but are already gaining a reputation amongst Deep House heads as ones to watch. With quality releases from Deep Space Orchestra and Andy Ash already under their belt, they turn to Italian producer Mayo Soulomon for this EP.

‘Feel Part 1’ starts things off in a modern Disco style. An analogue bass line grabs the attention as the track builds with some sweet swirling melodies. An infectious vocal line informs us to ‘Feel The Rhythm’ which is quite frankly difficult to resist.

‘Feel Part 2’ takes is things into classic New York Garage territory, albeit with a modern kick. Sampled divas, finger snapping beats and stabbing keys are the order of the day here. Think classic Kerri Chandler or those early MAW dubs.

Rick Wade takes care of business on his remix of ‘Feel Part 1’. Wade serves up his trademark lush Deep House sound. Heavy drums mix with sweet jazzy keys and that infectious vocal loop.

Soulomon closes the EP with perhaps the most interesting track in this collection. ‘808 shades’ has that vintage House feel to it. However, the track also manages to bring enough modern elements so as to make it more than just a retro piece. Rubbery bass lines and 808 claps bounce off of each other with increasing intensity. While subtle smooth chords build throughout the ride. This is definitely my pick of the EP and a great way to finish.

This release is forthcoming and links to previews and purchase will be added when we receive them.

Neil Sherwood’s ‘In Transit’ Recommended for May/June

Skymark feat. Lady Blacktronika – NSYDE EP (NSYDE)

Barcelona’s Skymark makes his debut on the NSYDE label with this magical release. First track ‘Use Me’ matches the soulful vocals of Lady Blacktronica over a lazy beat all held together with some serious synth lines. ‘Honeymoon Ballad’ continues the space funk theme with swirling melody lines and squelchy stabs. ‘Destructive Poison Everywhere’ closes the set, moving slightly closer to a more traditional Disco-House sound. A mesmerising EP from Skymark, will be keeping my eyes peeled for more from him.

This release is available to preview and purchase HERE:

Moomin – A Day & A Night (Closer)

Moomin, aka Sebastian Genz has released music in the past for labels such as Smallville and Aim. This EP, his first release for his own Closer label, is possibly his most stunning yet. All the production characteristics we’ve come to expect are here. Simple loops that build gently, blissful jazzy piano snatches, and of course some heavy Deep House drums. When all put together it yields something much bigger than the sum of its parts. All three tracks are strong making it hard to pick a favourite. I find the best option is to play all three.

This release is available to preview and purchase HERE:

Legowelt – Elementz of Houz Music (Actress mixes) (Clone Jack For Daze)

Actress takes on Legowelt’s ‘Elementz of Houz Music’ from his recent ‘Paranormal Soul’ album for this remix EP. The first version chops up the elements of Legowelt’s original into a hazy relentless groove aimed firmly at the dancefloor. Version two however is heading more towards the bathroom floor. Here the tempo drops into drunken territory, in fact it sounds like a 45 being played at 33. Disorientating yet intriguing, Actress does it again!

This release is available to preview/purchase HERE:

Ralf Gum feat. Kenny Bobien – The Only Way (Raw Artistic Soul Spiritual Touch)

Now there are a total of twelve different remixes on this release which seems a little bit excessive. However I’m only going to talk about 1, the ‘Raw Artistic Soul Spiritual Touch’. This is the only version you need in my opinion, ignore the rest. This remix strips everything right back to the basics. What’s left behind are some raw heavy drums complimented by Kenny’s beautiful spiritual vocal. The contrast leaves me with goosebumps on every listen, this is true, soulful House.

This release is available to preview and purchase HERE:

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TRACKLIST (Complete with links):

1. Murcof – The Versailles Sessions (Leaf 2008)

2. Actress – Silver Cloud (Werk Discs 2013)

3. vOPhonic – Cosmogonie Essence

4. Professor Genius – Hassan (L.I.E.S 2012)

5. Grischa Lichtenberger – Graviton Cx (Rigid Transmission 2011)

6. Recomposed by Carl Craig & Moritz von Oswald (DGG 2009)

7. Fluxion – Traces EP (Echochord – 2012)

8. Arcanoid – Migration to Nowhere (Semantica 2012)

9. Madteo – Noi No “Vox your Nu Year Resolution” (Sahko 2012)

10. Bipolardepth – Udacha 3 (Udacha 2012)

11. Life Recorder – No Look Back (Aesthetic Audio 2012)

12. John Beltram – Best of Ambient Selections 1995-2011

13. Maurizio – M6 (Maurizio 1996)

14. Franklin de Costa – Fragile EP (Curle Recordings 2010)

15. Eduardo De La Calle – Anaglog Grooves (Mental Groove Records 2012)

16. Deixis – Nomads Soul & The Mannequins Romance (AW-Recordings 2008)

17. Alex Attias – Unreleased Dubz (Mule Electronic 2008)

18. Gkahn – Weird and Radical Poets (Semantica 2012)

19. Maurizio – M7 (Maurizio 1997)

20. Roger Gerressen – Faithful (Sudden Drop 2012)

21. Madteo – Noi No “Il Capolinea” (Sahko 2012)

22. Ken Karter – Harmonic Sequence EP (Resiliens Recordings 2012)

23. Round Three feat. Tikiman – Acting Crazy (Main Street Records 1996)

24. Conforce – Escapism (Delsin 2011)

25. Murcof – The Versailles Sessions (Leaf 2008)

Leo Electroid Presents: The Serendipity Show 44 (21.05.13)

Tracklist (complete with links):

1. Seeing Sense – Luke Slater

2. Unknown Number – Confused House 1

3. Wilderness – J Velez

4. Plasticity – Plastikman

5. Movement 8 – Carl Craig version

6. Deep Blue Meanies – Juju & Jordash

7. Trianglum Australe – Omar S

8. Mimosa Canopy – E.R.P.

9. Technology – Carl Craig

10. Let You In The Sky – Lando Kal]

11. Powershot – Stacey Pullen

12. Domina – Mourizio

13. Special Creme – Marcus Mixx

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1.Pharaohs – Island Time (ESP Institute)

2. Mr Beatnick – Symbiosis (Don’t Be Afraid)

3. Skymark feat. Lady Blacktronica – Use Me (NSYDE)

4. Dam Funk – New Knock (Stones Throw)

5. Roman Rauch – That Damn Thing (Quintessentials)

6. Paul Randolph – Soldier (Daz-I-Kue mix) (Offering Recordings)

7. Pablo Fierro – Whistle (Atjazz Astro remix) (Atjazz)

8. Ralf Gum feat. Kenny Bobien – The Only Way (Raw Artistic Soul Spiritual Touch)

9. Moomin – What My Eyes Can See (Closer)

10. Elliott Thomas – Sirius (Voyeurhythm)

11. Kyle Hall – Crushed (Wild Oats)

12. The Digital Kid vs The World – Shooting Star (Audion & Ryan Elliott remix) (Classic)

13. Ksoul & Muteoscillator – Aphrology (MOS Deep)

14. Tennis – Make It Good (Larry Heard Vocal dub) (Life and Death)

15. Rvds & Rau – Umbe Data (Smallville)

16. Norm Talley – Travlin (Landed)

17. Smallpeople – Ninja Restaurant (Running Back)

18. Roman Flugel – Even More (Clone Jack For Daze)

19. Romanthony – The Wanderer (Dixon edit) (Glasgow Underground)

Azymuth – Ashley Beedle & Opolopo remixes (Far Out Recordings)

Reviewd by: Neil Sherwood

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Far Out Recordings have been releasing music by Brazilian trio Azymuth for many years. This has ranged from new recordings to reissues of their 70s and 80s material. The originals of these tracks are taken from their 2011 album ‘Aurora’. Far Out are planning a 2 CD remix album of the whole ‘Aurora’ album soon. This EP is the first taster of that project.

First up are Ashley Beedle’s ‘Africanz On Marz’ remixes of ‘E Mulher’. Beedle crafts a stunning space disco take on the original track. Using many elements from the original, including the chorus chant and some light and breezy keys, giving them a whole new modern setting. Reminiscent of Beedle’s ‘Black Science Orchestra’ days, this is perfect for the summer festival season. There’s also a dub on offer which loses the sunshine theme a touch in favour of a slightly darker feel.

The EP is backed up with Opolopo’s versions of ‘Caranaval Legrand’. On the main mix, the Swedish producer keeps the Brazilian melodies in the forefront, mixing them with that fat 80s boogie feel he does so well. The dub toughens things up a touch, losing some of the samba touches in favour of a more late night feel.

All these remixes are sure to find favour on many a dancefloor in the coming sunshine months. We can only wait to see what Far Out have in store when the full remix album is unleashed.

This release is available to preview and pre-order HERE: Vinyl HERE:

Derrick May – BBC Radio 6 Mix (2013-05-24) (Downloadable!!)

For those who could not tune in for the live performance here’s The Innovator’s show from Friday, and boy what a show replete with pearls of Wisdom and some of the best music you’ll ever hear.

Download the set from HERE:

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Stefan Vincent – Conflate EP

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I am a sucker for carefully crafted arpeggios. Endless repetition that never repeats hooked me from an early age on my pianola and to this day remains a staple in my piano improvisations and compositions. It’s no wonder my ears are on Dutch Techno producer Stefan Vincent and his latest release on the ever-rising Balans label. Vincent’s exploration of cyclical time signatures on his four-tracker Conflate EP, makes an impressive mark. He gives us two surges of undulating arpeggio patterns with Conflate Four and Conflate Five, reminiscent of that Jeff Mills ground-breaker, Growth (Axis 10), but with a lighter, more mournful feel. The frenetic swirls of peppered melodies coupled with a driving crisp hat and kick, will easily lift up, or drop down, any Techno set, yet could find a place within a more minimal,

Ambient collection. Fool Me Again, the shorter track on the A side, gives us a taste of electronic pointillism whilst Welder on the flip, warms the palate with full, yet slightly distorted sweeping pads. This EP certainly honours Balans’ philosophy of pure, honest Techno and I will be playing it … a lot!

This release is available to,preview and purchase HERE:

Stanislav Tolkachev – Depth of Light

There is nothing grey about the fourth release in this series: Ukranian photographer and Techno producer Stanislav Tolkachev leaves no room for confusion with this cracking release. Grey Series 04 “Depth of Light” serves up five distinct Techno creations, but one in particular Like a Cat’s Shadow, brings the essence of raw Techno straight to the floor with a booming kick and stabs of sharp plucked strings – easily a classic in the making. It is followed on the A side by another crisp stomper, Break Something That Breaks You, and you’d be forgiven for thinking such instructions were given to a frenzied cellist. The EP opens with Depth of Light which gets right into the analogue synth squelches we all know and love, whilst the B side tracks No Home No Flag and Don’t Shit On Your Own Doorstep are

as dark and as deep as it gets. I am not

exaggerating when I say this EP makes my skin tingle. Tokachev describes his music as exploring the “darker, surreal fringes of electronic music in its purest, rawest state”. If you check out his website www.randomnide.com, which also features plenty of unreleased material, and stunning photography, you’ll get an idea of the extraordinary depth of talent this man has to offer.

This release is available to preview/purchase HERE:

Elizabeth Merrick-Jefferson “Urban Off Road”

This lady is forging a bold high road in Detroit with this brilliant and unique release. A cascade of frenetic synthesisers over dark rumbling acid lines and rolling drums are subtly enhanced with delicate vibes and harp melodies, that leave you feeling you’ve just sampled a modern Techno symphony. Go Home owns the A side with John Kronk and Astronomical Twilight airing on the flip. It’s magic from cover to cover and definitely worth the ride.

This release is available to preview/purchase HERE:

Mark Broom – Two
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UK’s Mark Broom, one of the world’s most prolific Techno producers, has graced the Token label with a beautifully dark ambient production that is given a gutsy makeover in the Syntax Interpretation on the B side. It’s a perfect duo and an essential purchase.

This release is available to preview/purchase HERE:

Juan Atkins & Moritz Von Oswald – Borderland LP

Reviewed by: The Bearded Wonder
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Atkins and Oswald between them have defined and redefined genres and genres within genres countless times. They are icons within their field who have never rested on their laurels, always pushing and innovating, inventing whilst creating some of the most beautiful, thought provoking and visionary music around. The fact that these two have come together here is a simple matter of destiny, the gravitational pull around these two heavyweights meant that they would eventually gravitate toward each other and the resulting collision, combination and production has left something rather special in this reviewers trembling hands.

Borderland is an LP that revels in its subtle progressions and inwardly bound grooves that worm their way to the core of the listener. Introspective, understated and warm are three overused adjectives that work well here but this collection of audio journeys needs something new to describe it… Images are invoked here of driving through chaotic cities on grey, rainy days as the transition to night takes place. The glare of orange street lights catching the steady torrents of rain against the steely blue-grey sky, commuters running in silence, the sense of being part of a bigger mechanism that forms the modern urban landscape. This is laid back, pared down Techno infused with the sounds and vibe of everyday life, the ‘Speculative Fiction’ of electronic music if you will.

The classic ‘Atkins Funk’ is firmly contrasted here with Oswald’s Dub ethics and sense of audio storytelling and evolution to create a distinctly new ‘whole’ from two very different parts. They both bring so much to the table with this release and the result is an audio journey through elements of; Dub, House, Techno, Electro and shimmering ambience and the indescribable genre defying result is a unique treat for any lover of serious minded music.

This release is forthcoming and links to preview and purchase will be posted as and when they become available.