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TRILOGY 079EP
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Swedish producer/model Alex, aka Baba Stiltz. A couple of sauntering and skittering house productions.
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TRILOGY 076EP
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FFT rips across all frequencies. Minimal electronics, both icy and hot. Freeze a flame. FFT previously releases on Super Hexagon and Uncertainty Principle.
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TRILOGY 078EP
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Beau Wanzer and Shawn O'Sullivan's Garum with four body-friendly tracks. Resident Advisor on "Metal Mouth Dub": "This cryptic earworm from Beau Wanzer and Shawn O'Sullivan is sparse, funky and utterly addictive, like a nuanced update on Randomer's 'Huh.'"
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TRILOGY 071EP
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Three techno slammers from Ralph Cumbers's Bass Clef. Resident Advisor on the title track: "Celestial Detroit techno with UK rhythmic flair and a show-stopping bassline."
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TRILOGY 074EP
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Following their candle-gazing self-titled, Conrad Standish and Sam Karmel put a shoegaze/ambient glaze on wax for The Trilogy Tapes. It might make you think of Mark Hollis singing hieroglyphics, but probably not.
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TRILOGY 067EP
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"'Kassem Mosse is releasing a new EP called 211 Circles Of Rushing Water. Gunnar Wendel has adopted a new alias, DJ Residue, for the eight-track vinyl release. Wendel told Resident Advisor that it 'was recorded over the course of five days in summer in an apartment with no AC in New York with random instruments found inside the apartment (a Moog Radioshack synth & two Zildjian cymbals).' He's previously appeared on The Trilogy Tapes alongside regular sparring partner Mix Mup under the KM/MM moniker and with Beatrice Dillon as Dillon Wendel. He also had a live cassette that was co-released by Doldrums and The Trilogy Tapes back in 2010. More recently, he scored a dance performance in Leipzig called Slave To The Rhythm.' --Resident Advisor."
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TRILOGY 066LP
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"'The seven-track, double-LP is the Philadelphia duo's second studio album following Infratracts, which was released on Morphine Records back in 2013. Known for their fusion of avant-DIY electronics and degraded techno, Kenneth_Lay and V. Hold have also put out a spate of live cassettes on _bruxist in the years since Infratracts, while Kenneth_Lay's _moonraker project has had an album and a run of EPs, too.'--Resident Advisor."
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TRILOGY 068EP
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Bogdan Drazić drops off Dangnabbit at The Trilogy Tapes.
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TRILOGY 061EP
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"John T. Gast first popped up on our radar with an excellent couple of singles with Inga Copeland, and here he's joined by Tribe of Colin for a debut effort under the Docile moniker. Tightly phrasing the momentum with keen attention to the atmospherics, this isn't one you'll want to miss out on. Another top release from the Trilogy Tapes label." --The Vinyl Factory
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TRILOGY 069EP
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Dolo 9-12 from Dolo Percussion.
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TRILOGY 065EP
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Four tracks from J. Albert. J. Albert runs the Exotic Dance Records label with Person Of Interest.
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TRILOGY 070LP
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Repressed. "The self-titled LP will be the London-based duo's seventh release on Will Bankhead's label, following five EPs and a cassette-only mixtape of live recordings. Rezzett, which spans eight tracks, further explores the fuzzy techno and experimentalism of the pair's previous records." --Resident Advisor
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TRILOGY 056EP
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"Four track vinyl EP. DJ Nobu & NHK yx Koyxen are MTv."
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TRILOGY 060EP
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The third release from the Dutch producer on The Trilogy Tapes. Four harsh techno tracks.
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TRILOGY 062EP
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"Our man from the bumpin' city knocks back some bleep before trumping his FXHEs with two sides of rough, get-loose house like we like it. Warmly recommended. Hell yeah."
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TRILOGY 063EP
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"It's great. It's weird. It's Buttechno." --Resident Advisor
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TRILOGY 059EP
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"Harmonious Thelonious looks to the Arab world for inspiration on this epic chugger for The Trilogy Tapes." --Resident Advisor
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TRILOGY 058EP
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"From his 'Rivertrance' remix for Model 500 on R&S to 2015's middle-eastern jig 'Stuck In The Muddle', Bullion has shown a consistent interest in combining ancient Celtic polyrhythms with modern production. His recent cassette for The Trilogy Tapes, All Abawd, which garnered praise from Ben UFO, contained more nods to Gaelic culture alongside a unique blend of broader world influences. His latest 12 expands on 3 tracks from the TTT mixtape, applying a focused and groove-based approach. A-side 'Blue Pedro' presents a joyful reel set to staccato synth rounds and a progressive backbeat. 'Muy Quimeda' adopts a sweeter, but nonetheless driving tone; forlorn female vocals and lush harmonies swooning over an arpeggiating foot-to-the-floor swing. 'Spin2Glory' shows a darker and heavier intention, with punchy kicks and claps bolstering FM bass hooks. A sea shanty gone overboard."
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TRILOGY 048EP
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"Massive bounce to the ounce on the A-side, guaranteed to boing a dancefloor into a vibrational mess. Four honed earhole sluicers, on the flip."
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TRILOGY 055EP
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"Recorded across East London, South-East Kent and Snaresbrook Crown Court during what is described as 'the UK media's attempt at divining integrity from the orchestrated turbulence of Brexit', with the record setting out to 'juggle the documentation of this particular moment with the desire to discern motivation from despair'. World In Action takes in field recordings, woodwind freakouts and percussion from Valentina Magaletti amongst other elements." --The Quietus
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TRILOGY 052EP
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"A word to the wise from Will Bankhead -- 'I think Ralph's really underrated, his two records on TTT are probably the best records I've put out.' Both thrashed by Ben UFO and JO, too."
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TRILOGY 057EP
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"Beatrice Dillon and Kassem Mosse. You can't make sense of this, clicking through mp3s, on tin-pan computer speakers. Put the record on, though, and set the controls for the heart of the bloke next door, and it's terrific. The drum-less, throbbing, droning, wailing, sawing, twinkling reconnaissance of Nothing, with massive, unnerving swoops, throttling and surges. Great photos by Anne Tetzlaff on the sleeve."
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TRILOGY 054EP
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Repressed. "Samo DJ skates back to the fold with a dope three tracker produced in tandem with 5ive. On 'Drunkenstein' they call on the help of fellow Born Free producer Powder for a micro dub house number that sounds like a delicious Rhythm & Sound plate pitched up and played at 45 rpm. On the flip, 'Ethno Room' provides a more inward looking dub mixe before 'End Game' goes down a more disco-fixed tip for the ride home." --Bleep
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TRILOGY 050EP
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"A cosmic, percussive jam and bitter-sweet electroid house -- both veering sharply into dark, steely, dubwise self-harm. Allegedly the fiftieth utterance of our favorite dance music label in the world. Hats off! More worries!" --Honest Jon's
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TRILOGY 051EP
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"These three tunes feel like a gradual descent into madness... ample proof that the odd young man from Stockholm should go as far out of orbit as he wants." --Resident Advisor
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