Minimal with an intensity of sorts. Not sure it has been released.
New Tracks
I don’t often post garage on here, and this just encapsulates the bouncy feel of the mid-90’s speed garage era – rereleased in 2020 and sounding just joyous.
Jhelisa – Friendly Pressure (Sunship Into The Sunshine Mix)
Taken a few listens to get into this, it is another one of those lounging adventures through whatever area of topiary you desire. And just absolute superb production.
Call Super – All We Have Is Speed
Vocal-led synth-pop that seems very 80’s – when people still sang about radiation and nuclear war. Almost pop and you almost certainly know it.
Experimental Products – Glowing In The Dark
A bassline-led adventure through the undergrowth on a dark, damp yet hopeful morning. Lee Burton really does make some class music.
Lee Burton – 1420hz
Dark and creepy house track – the whole thing sounds rather sinister. And halfway through a sick bassline just adds to the menace.
Detroit Grand Pubahs – Dr. Bootygrabber
Rather a long time ago I used to live in a shitty student house with 22 people and just 3 sets of cutlery. I survived on bread, cheese and vodka – and dancing to this fast-faced clicky techno track until one of my 22 housemates banged on my door and told me to “shut the fuck up”. This was a great stomper of a track, though Alter Ego became better known for more electro style tracks like the massive, Rocker. Who knows where they are now?
Alter Ego – Betty Ford
Super floaty, wispy Italo from 1985 – you can just be sooo cool lying on a porn star sofa smoking a cigar to this.
Byron – Too Much
Maybe you need it, maybe you don’t – a Todd Terje remix of Pop Musik, that classic 80’s track. Well, it put a smile on my face anyway.
M – Pop Muzik (Todd Terje Remix)
Full of roaring energy and EBM power – David Vunk brought me here via his completely off his tits Boiler Room set (which is a must watch).
Im Kellar – Im Kellar
Has that glorious, wallowing deep feeling – I think you could either play this during painful moments, or to create blissful moments. Lee Burton is very much on my radar now.
Lee Burton – Monolith
Bassline-heavy electro track that is again the inspiration of a Rhadoo set. Such a monster.