Neroli Signs Up Patrice Scott for Chasing Dreams EP
New wax from the Italian label showcases 3 deep new tracks from Patrice Scott.
Oh Happy Day: Flowers for Paul Trouble Anderson
Oh Happy Day captures the praise that Paul Trouble Anderson inspired, and this is the praise he deserved.
Andrea True’s More, More, More is a Tom Moulton Masterclass in the Art of...
The story of Andrea True's "More More More" is a story of mob hitmen, Deep Throat and one of the most effective disco remixes Tom Moulton ever made.
Matt Dubspun Brings Back Vibenotic with Ground Zero EP
Vibenotic Recordings, a Chicago imprint of yore, serves as an outlet for Matt Dubspun's eclectic electronic sounds.
Remembering the Chicago/Amsterdam Alliance on Djax-Re-Up Vol 1
Djax was among the leading European labels to identify and nourish the second generation of Chicago electronic music producers in the early 1990s and that shouldn't be forgotten.
REVIEW: Jerome Baker Is Boss Techno
El Hefe from UKR finds Chicago's own Jerome Baker beating it hard with aggressive, mind-melting techno.
Inside The Mind of Leonid Nevermind…
Were Made To Love builds upon Leonid Nevermind's crazy blueprint of jagged riffs and edgewise beats.
Salar Ansari Makes a Stunning Debut on the Dynamic EhsaaSaat EP
Salar Ansari hits it out of the park on EhsaaSaat - one of our favorite records of 2019, and one of the best produced deep house records we've ever heard.
Big Riffs & Bass Bins: Heist Releases TRUFFLES from Fouk
With another sterling release, Detroit Swindle's label has become as much of a sure thing as there is.
Crash Into Summer with Giovanni Damico’s The Boogie Tracks
Giovanni Damico's The Boogie Tracks plays like a house party DJ'd by Moroder in his prime. In the context of new boogie, funk and Italo, you're not going to find a better record released by anyone else this year.
Ron Trent Plunges Through Four Decades of Music History on WARM
The new sampler from Ron Trent's forthcoming album hints at Balearic and '70s soft rock, wrapped in a warm, soulful embrace.
Naked Lunch & Other Bands They Never Play On The Radio
Songs too weird to make it on classic rock radio with '80s synth pop cult band Naked Lunch.
Jaime Read’s The End Of is a Techno Tour de Force
Jaime Read hammers a drum machine like it's an extension of his arm. His cult techno tour de force, The End Of, gets a handsome and badly needed reissue by For Those That Knoe.
Listen to Luke Hess’ New EP on Supercinema
Out on 12" wax in May, Supercinema 02 from Luke Hess is one of a handful of records you need to think about pre-ordering.
Review: Cinthie to Drop MESMERIZING on Aus
Disco, sweat and strings with more soul than should be possible: Cinthie has saved one of her best for Aus Music and Mesmerizing EP is going to be a monster record.
Chicago House Classic BERNARD TRAX Reissued on Cyclo
When you look through classic Chicago House records from the 1990s, it's amazing how many have Bernard Badie's name on them.
This Is Chicago House: DJ Emmaculate’s 2087 Released on Vinyl
Callouts for Chicago and an orgy of acid and fried electronics as Terry Hunter's T's Crates re-enters the vinyl world.
Review: Magnus Asberg to Release LIFE on Romana Records
Deep and dubby house music from Magnus Asberg (ex C-Soul) gets a remix by Silverlining.
The Carry Nation: Still On The Line
The Carry Nation have come far since their humble beginnings at Z-Man's legendary happenings.
DETECTION: Wired, Wild Techno from Private Persons & Maelstrom
Russian label Private Persons releases techno that sounds like an eruption in your head.
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