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ANCIENT 006EP
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"Sam Kidel from Young Echo opens proceedings with a beautifully rolling, pastoral re-arrangement of the melodies of 'South East Of The Mountain,' keeping a watchful eye on the original, dread b-line. Then some chilled ragga from O$VMV$M, versioning 'Skeletal.' Finally Helm takes the helm, with a startling re-animation of 'Bloom,' brilliantly tipping the registers of Music For Airports on their side."
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GIANT 006EP
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"Sing With Me" - is in the same vein of the Mannheim house sound made popular by artists like Nick Curly and Christian Burkhardt. Brett's offers a deep but driving track centered around an African boy singing, chopping the sample up to create a choir of ethereal voices. As the track progresses with some dramatic synth tweaks & sweeps. "Speaking Japanese" - The core inspiration for this track is based on a sample from a song by M.A.N.D.Y.. It is eight minutes of over driven 909s, rolling bass lines and a pad so thick you need a fork to eat it.
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NT 006EP
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Monaco À Go-Go is singer/songwriter Jobst Miksche from Hamburg, Germany and this is his debut release for Couldn't Care More. With "Dance Around Yourself" and "Machines," it offers two slow, intimate folk songs full of beauty and melancholia, but also a certain easiness. On the B-side, Aera (who runs the Aleph label), translates "Dance Around Yourself" into an exotica-infused cumbia acid mix that makes you feel dizzy, weird, and sublime.
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INT 006EP
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Colin De La Plante is the Canada-bred and Berlin-based The Mole. His unique and abstract take on modern disco on labels like Wagon Repair and Musique Risquée puts him right at the top of everyone's wishlist, so after promises of fulfilling filthy fantasies and a big share in the Norwegian oil fund, these two golden nuggets were handed over.
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