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LYAM 010EP
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Enigmatic artist Grant, a longtime figure in the deep house and techno underground, collaborates with Alex Albrechton the title track "Tangible Dreams." The EP is a textured homage to late '90s dub techno, echoing Basic Channel and Chain Reaction, while retaining a modern touch. The tracks are timeless, groove-focused, and sonically deep.
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LYAM 009EP
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Last Year at Marienbad welcomes French producer DJ Psychiatre, aka Sylvain Creton, known for his dynamic and evolving approach to house music. His style blends acid-infused grooves, soft rhythmic atmospheres, and disco-driven energy, earning him releases on renowned labels like Whyte Numbers, Lost Palms, and Shall Not Fade. His latest EP, Moving Into Jazz, showcases his signature sound with four diverse tracks. The title track starts with delicate keys before building into a rich, atmospheric house piece with acid elements. Those DJs follows with a stepping drum pattern, deep bass, and sweeping chords, reinforcing his intricate rhythmic focus. On the B-side, "Iced Lemon" introduces clean arpeggios and euphoric pads, culminating in a powerful progression. Closing the EP, "A Trance to Remember" delivers an uplifting, energetic groove with a deep bassline and engaging vocal snippets. This EP highlights DJ Psychiatre's ability to craft immersive, melodically rich music that resonates beyond the dancefloor. Last Year at Marienbad is thrilled to share this release from a true master of the genre.
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LYAM 008EP
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For its latest release, Last Year in Marienbad welcomes back French producer Moonee, who delivers an EP brimming with his signature blend of euphoric and emotive grooves. One of François Lefevre's main aliases, Moonee explores the airier side of dance music, crafting deeply immersive sonic experiences that evoke introspection and escapism. While initially focused on deep house, his sound has evolved across recent releases, particularly on his Sandquest LP for OATH. His finely curated approach highlights fluid, intuitive soundscapes that invite repeat listens. His new EP, Brotherhood, is perhaps his most refined and carefully poised work to date. The title track's "Glitched" version opens with a sense of urgency, combining a stepping garage beat, lo-fi vocal snippets, and deep basslines. "Existenz" follows, elevating four-on- the-floor energy with intricate rhythmic textures and a rich, orchestral-like melodic palette. "Panorama" rounds off the EP's initial arc with playful vocal samples and an uplifting bassline -- perfect for late-night city wanderings. Closing out the release, Oath affiliate Moomin reinterprets the title track with an electro-infused remix. More understated than the original, his version builds gradually, offering a masterclass in energy control. For those seeking enriching grooves, entrancing melodies, and warmth, Brotherhood delivers. It's a journey through electronic currents, shifting effortlessly between moments of calm and surging energy -- press play and dive in.
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