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		<title>Elektrotribe - Tech My House 3 &#38; Animaltek Releases</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Jun 2009 12:40:24 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Edwin Huxley</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Berlin based Elektrotribe Records start off the summer season with the new Tech My House 3 compilation album and a debut EP from Animaltek.
Started back in June 2007, the Tech My House series gets a third outing this month, and follows the evolution of the electronic music in delivering 1o heavy Tech House tracks.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Berlin </strong>based<strong> Elektrotribe Records</strong> start off the summer season with the new <em><strong>Tech My House 3</strong></em> compilation album and a debut EP from <strong>Animaltek</strong>.</p>
<p>Started back in June 2007, the Tech My House series gets a third outing this month, and follows the evolution of the electronic music in delivering 1o heavy <strong>Tech House </strong>tracks.</p>
<p>The international lineup includes <strong>Animaltek</strong>, <strong>Alex Tomb</strong>, <strong>Datensi</strong>, <strong>Breger</strong>, <strong>Dominic</strong> <strong>&amp; Moog Conspiracy</strong>, <strong>Pete Nouveau</strong> and <strong>Digital Filth</strong> diffusing the Elektrotribe sound all through the compilation.</p>
<p>Newcomers <strong>Insect Elektrika</strong> from Prague, <strong>Steve Lorenz</strong> from Italy &amp; <strong>Tiari</strong> from Detroit are also included.</p>
<p>Most of the songs have been especially produced by Elektrotribe artists to make this new <em>Tech My House 3</em> compilation the best in the series so far.</p>
<p><strong>Tech My House 3 Track List:</strong></p>
<p>1. Dominic &amp; Moog Conspiracy – Lost<br />
2. Steve Lorenz – Overload<br />
3. Digital Filth - Edition<br />
4. Breger - Il Pavone<br />
5. Animaltek - Bucket Dance<br />
6. Datensi – Morana<br />
7. Pete Nouveau - Fun Box<br />
8. Tiari - Ware Road<br />
9. Insect Elektrika - When I met 19<br />
10.Alex Tomb - Just copy &amp; paste</p>
<p>Tech My House 3 was released on 25th June</p>
<p><strong>Animaltek - Aspiree EP </strong></p>
<p><strong>Animaltek</strong> are <strong>Oleg Slepak</strong> &amp; <strong>Shay Raban</strong> (aka <strong>DJ Earthian</strong>) from <strong>New York</strong>. <em><strong>Aspiree</strong></em> includes three tracks: <em><strong>Bessame</strong></em>, <em><strong>Ghetto Twist</strong></em> &amp; the title track <strong><em>Apsiree</em></strong>.</p>
<p>The Aspiree 3 track EP is a smooth electronic adventure navigating an electronic path with essence of<strong> electronica</strong>, <strong>jazz</strong> and <strong>minimal techno</strong> universe.</p>
<p><em>Bessame</em> introduces a warm groove against the colder minimal trance rhythm. There seems to be a merging of contemporary minimal techno with an old skool analogue synthesizer giving the track a distinctive twist.</p>
<p>In contrast, <em>Ghetto Twist </em>is a dark, brooding straight deep minimal techno groove that throbs so hard it will bring a lump to your throat, and might leave unexpecting clubbers dazed and confused.</p>
<p><em><strong>Aspiree</strong></em>, included here in its original mix, escapes from the darkness of the last track and returns instead to the centre of the minimalist techno dancefloor, but keeps that throbbing techno sound.  Simple yet effective use of a phaser gives light refreshment to the EP and will bring smiles to faces. Great track.</p>
<p>Oleg Slepak and Shay Raban released their debut <strong><em>Karmik loops</em></strong> EP on WIR, both sides of the which on numerous occasions reached air play from some of the World&#8217;s Top DJ&#8217;s such as John Digweed, Sasha, Satoshi Tomie, Anthony Pappa, among others.</p>
<p>They followed their debut release in 2008 on Germany labels Treibstoff and WIR, and Canada&#8217;s Thoughtless Music, receiving positive reviews from the likes of DE:BUG, the French TSUGI and Progressive-Sounds, and appearing in the charts of Mathias Schafhauser and DJ Hell, among others.</p>
<p>Animaltek - Aspiree EP will be released on 9th July.</p>
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		<title>Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas II - album review</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:49:43 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Robbie Spargo</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas - Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas II - album review
This is the second time that Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas have collaborated, the first being three years ago for Eskimo Records’ debut release. The two Norwegians, both of whom are at the forefront of the leftfield dance scene, come at their music from [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas - Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas II - album review</strong></p>
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<p>This is the second time that <strong>Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas</strong> have collaborated, the first being three years ago for <strong>Eskimo Records</strong>’ debut release. The two Norwegians, both of whom are at the forefront of the leftfield dance scene, come at their music from different angles – Lindstrøm is a multi-instrumentalist whilst Prins Thomas is more of a DJ, and the music they create together occupies that space between the two – electronica blends with live instruments; live instruments take on the qualities of digital music.</p>
<p>The album opener ‘<strong>Cisco</strong>’ builds slowly, a relaxed tribal feel reflecting the shuffling rhythms and calm growth of the synths, which never quite tip this slow-burning and sturdy piece of electronica into a bursting piece of glam-influenced electro. This has two effects, both keeping the subtlety that their music is known for whilst giving the impression of something somehow anti-climactic.</p>
<p>This is the difficulty for much of <em>Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas II</em>, which has glimpses of brilliance in its use of loose patterns, hypnotic repetitions, gentle electronics and flashes of melody, but which can all too easily fall by the wayside when the album is played in the background. When this is the case, it becomes nothing more than lift music, and you can almost feel yourself rocking on your feet and looking around at anything but the person next to you.</p>
<p>Turn it up a little though, and it is almost impossible not to be sucked into the musical journey of each of the tracks, which extend at times to thirteen minutes. Here, the evolution of sounds absorbs the listener and it is possible to distinguish several layers going onother than the overall impression, all familiar and at once always new to the ear.</p>
<p>Equally, the whole album is a journey. The meandering (almost directionless), piano-led ‘<strong>For Ett Slikk Og Ingenting</strong>’ emerges seamlessly from the much more urgent ‘<strong>Rothaus</strong>’. The glitchy ‘<strong>Rett På</strong>’ (think Junior Boys or Four Tet on <em>Everything Ecstatic</em>) fades out and into the ethereal beginning of ‘<strong>Skal Vi Prøve Nå?</strong>’, in which, as on various points of the album, subdued aspects of disco and glam seep into the production.</p>
<p>It is this track, along with ‘Rett På’, when this collaboration is at its best. Glitchy like subdued disco, there is no risk of these ever being played in a lift to aggravate your awkwardness, or down the phone as you get more and more annoyed. Unlike, perhaps, the duller areas of this second album from Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas.</p>
<p>Visit <a title="Eskimo Recordings" href="http://www.eskimorecordings.com" target="_blank">Eskimo Recordings here </a>and listen to Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas&#8217;s music <a title="Lindstrom and Prins Thomas MySpace" href="http://www.myspace.com/lindstromandprinsthomas" target="_blank">on their MySpace here</a>.</p>
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		<title>Murdering Disco Techno Heaven</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Jun 2009 04:34:12 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Edwin Huxley</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Murdering Disco is the new techno single on Gobsmacked Records by rising techno star, Diarmaid O Meara.  It is just one of six releases on as many labels planned for release this summer for the talented young techno artist, DJ and producer.

With two distinct and equally intense versions of the original track, Murdering Disco brings [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><em><strong>Murdering Disco</strong></em> is the new techno single on <strong>Gobsmacked Records</strong> by rising techno star, <strong>Diarmaid O Meara</strong>.  It is just one of six releases on as many labels planned for release this summer for the talented young techno artist, DJ and producer.</p>
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<p>With two distinct and equally intense versions of the original track, <em>Murdering Disco</em> brings you on an uplifting, melodic and intense ride in the direction Diarmaid O Meara has become renowned for .. with oscillating basslines and crushing synth riffs mixed with energetic beats and driving rhythms that will lift you to heights before chucking you back down&#8230;.and then blowing you away again.</p>
<p>The B side, <em><strong>Disco Murderer</strong></em> is a deeper, darker and more loose, early night melodic mind melter remix of the original, with off key intensifying basslines and intense synth riffs, this track is spacy and bordering on beautiful. Thrown in for good measure is a Radio Edit of ‘Murdering Disco’ for those who like big things in small packages.</p>
<p><em>Murdering Disco</em> was released digitally on 15 , with a vinyl release to follow. <strong></strong></p>
<p>Diarmaid O Meara is also working on a<strong> </strong>forthcoming techno DJ mix album which is set for release through Gobsmacked Records at the end of 2009. The album will also include Diarmaid’s forthcoming releases on the infamous <strong>Potential Recordingz</strong>, Gobsmacked Records, <strong>Now We Do Recordingz</strong> and more.</p>
<p>For more information visit <a title="Diarmaid O Meara MySpace" href="http://www.myspace.com/diarmaidomeara" target="_blank">www.myspace.com/diarmaidomeara</a>.</p>
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		<title>Yousef -  A Collection of Scars &#38; Situations</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 23 Jun 2009 10:49:20 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Edwin Huxley</dc:creator>
		
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A Collection of Scars &#38; Situations by Yousef is out now on Circus Recordings

&#8216;A Collection of Scars &#38; Situations&#8217; is the debut artist album from Liverpool&#8217;s likeliest lad of dance, Yousef.
As a globetrotting DJ of over ten years Yousef has ignited the world over, first with his famous residency at Cream and now his own [...]]]></description>
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<p><em><strong>A Collection of Scars &amp; Situations</strong></em> by <strong>Yousef</strong> is out now on <strong>Circus Recordings<br />
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<em>&#8216;A Collection of Scars &amp; Situations&#8217;</em> is the debut artist album from Liverpool&#8217;s likeliest lad of dance, Yousef.</p>
<p>As a globetrotting DJ of over ten years Yousef has ignited the world over, first with his famous residency at <strong>Cream</strong> and now his own internationally acclaimed promotion <em><strong>Circus</strong></em>, a monthly gathering of the who&#8217;s who of modern electronic music.</p>
<p>This album sees Yousef finally lay down on wax a watermark of his effervescent personality, showcasing the different dynamics to his sound as a performer alongside material more reflective of the man away from the booth.</p>
<p>So what for the stuff you already know? Well the slew of singles that marked the early signs of the album have continued to create a fervent level of interest from the glitterati of house and techno DJs. Carl Cox, Laurent Garnier, Nick Curly, Nic Fanciuilli, James Zabiela and John Digweed are all impassioned Yousef supporters. Present and correct is the acid fuelled nightmare &#8216;Letter to No One&#8217;, alongside the snaking funk of &#8216;In Parliament&#8217;.</p>
<p>Elsewhere there&#8217;s some gloriously ebullient freshness in the brand new club bangers. &#8216;I Suggest&#8217; boasts some gloriously frenetic percussion, jettisoning an illegible vocal against the clunking tribal drums. &#8216;Equilibrium&#8217; comes on hard as a modern powerhouse of cold clinical techno, whilst &#8216;Fun Whore&#8217; resonates with the electronic tomfoolery that epitomises Circus, a slab of wild carnival techno. And &#8216;Anti Hero&#8217; stands as a melodic snapshot of main room intensity; layering futuristic effects over a section of gentle Detroit inspired chords and arpeggiated synths. It&#8217;s blissful abandon and marks the ray of sunshine bursting through the album&#8217;s predominantly dark outlook.</p>
<p>There&#8217;s also efforts made to strike beyond the club arena, taking the album out of a DJ led tour de force and into the realms of that murky district often labelled as &#8216;proper&#8217;. But rather than some tacked on beatless numbers working as an after thought, Yousef&#8217;s efforts compliment the sound he&#8217;s crafted with ease. The haunting space that emanates on &#8216;Birthday Thoughts&#8217; adds a black undercurrent to the hedonism that ripples through the rest of the release, whilst &#8216;A Moment of Clarity&#8217; has a warmer effect with its focus on melody. Yet this is done with the track grimacing through a bleak outlook, marrying a melancholy breakdown with sharp and gritty drums to create an UNKLE esque vibe.</p>
<p>Like every release there&#8217;s a story behind the fabric of what Yousef has tried to do, nowhere better illustrated than on &#8216;Africa&#8217;. A holiday in Gambia this year was supposed to be a period of relaxation and escape from the grind of musical solidity that defines the daily life of Yousef, but instead one impromptu session saw a jam with three musicians build the parts from which this dreamy yet powerful groove originated.</p>
<p>That&#8217;s not the only collaboration. The superb &#8216;Legacy&#8217; has none other than jacking house doyen Derrick Carter on vocal duties, his presence adding a weighty edge to an already superb piece of music. Perfectly redolent of the fizzing energy that characterised the American sounds that fed his initial artistic inspiration in the mid nineties, it still sounds like a twenty first century tech house master class, serving as arguably the standout of the release.</p>
<p>And as for the album&#8217;s legacy as a whole?</p>
<p>It encapsulates everything that is Yousef in 2009, skull crushing techno alongside hip shaking house grooves and moments of melancholy reflection bursting out of the madness. It&#8217;s reflective of the times we live in, dripping with hope, paranoia and hedonistic allure. Beyond the man, this is twenty first century electronica in full technicolour.<br />
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Yousef -  A Collection of Scars &amp; Situations tracklisting:</strong></p>
<p>1. Wig<br />
2. In Parliament<br />
3. I Suggest<br />
4. A Moment of Clarity<br />
5. Fun Whore<br />
6. Letter to No one<br />
7. In all my Numbers<br />
8. Legacy (feat. Derrick Carter)<br />
9. Birthday Thoughts<br />
10. Anti hero<br />
11. Equilibrium<br />
12. Africa</p>
<p>For more information visit <a title="Yousef Official Website" href="http://www.Yousef.co.uk" target="_blank">www.Yousef.co.uk</a> or <a title="MySpace Yousef" href="http://www.MySpace.com/YousefCircus" target="_blank">www.MySpace.com/YousefCircus</a></p>
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		<title>Cavo Paradiso 09 mixed by Argy and Luca Bacchetti</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 21 Jun 2009 07:48:20 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Edwin Huxley</dc:creator>
		
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Cavo Paradiso Mykonos 09 The Mater Sessions: Argy and Luca Bacchetti was released on 30th May 2009.
The Greek Island of Mykonos has, over the years, evolved to become so much more than sandy beaches and oiled bodies; musically, it has evolved into one of Europe’s newest pioneers in Electronic Dance Music, and a global clubbing [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>Cavo Paradiso Mykonos 09 The Mater Sessions: Argy and Luca Bacchetti </strong>was released on 30th May 2009.</p>
<p>The Greek Island of<strong> Mykonos</strong> has, over the years, evolved to become so much more than sandy beaches and oiled bodies; musically, it has evolved into one of Europe’s newest pioneers in <strong>Electronic Dance Music</strong>, and a global clubbing mecca, attracting thousands of reveling holidaymakers to visit the island each summer, and soak up the sun and beat-heathen culture!</p>
<p><strong>Cavo Paradiso</strong> teeters 150 feet above the Aegean Sea and feeds the throng of local and international clubbers, a non-stop parade of the best dance music and artists from around the globe. The club honors its homegrown vista with a spectacular design and layout which includes breath-taking views, an iridescent pool and exclusively customized sound system. Renowned for its eclectic vibe and friendly, fun-seeking party-people; Cavo Paradiso is aptly considered <em>‘one of the best summer clubs in the world!’</em></p>
<p>This summer sees the first installment of their special album series. The Cavo Paradiso club album is mixed by Greece’s finest export, <strong>Argy Theofilis</strong>, and Italian underground hero <strong>Luca Bacchetti</strong>, and is set to create big waves within the electronic music community!</p>
<p>The Cavo Paradiso club album includes a 21st century House music ethos and each disc compliments the other in a stand-out demonstration which pays homage to the current musical  renaissance that is being experienced around the globe.</p>
<p>Both Argy Theofilis and Luca Bacchetti have taken to this project with a vengeance and currently hold the dance industry by the ear with astounding productions and live sets. Their coming together as the mixologists of this album sees them fuse their distinct groovy, deep and tech elements through a decadent selection of tracks from artists such as Josh Wink, Kerri Chandler, Audiofly, Loco Dice and Radioslave, as well as their own incredible productions. It’s all put together with lashings of Greek island flair and truly captures the essence of a session at the club!</p>
<p><strong>Luca Bacchetti</strong><br />
Luca Bacchetti’s relentless passion for electronic music has seen him forge a name for himself on both the house and techno scene and successfully blur the line in between. Beginning as a radio dj in Italy, with hip-hip and soul influences, his early work with Alex Neri gave him the gusto to get severely electronic. Luca organically grew a reputation for expertly produced music and was soon chased to make and remix for the likes of Wagon Repair, Supernature, Ovum, Viva Music, Saw Recordings and Meerestief among them, giving him an international profile. Last year his status was cemented with a nomination for Best Artist in the Beatport Music Awards 2008.</p>
<p><strong>Argy Theofilis</strong><br />
Argy Theofilis is an artist who lives, eats and dreams his electronic craft every day. His musical direction steered him to London early in life where he cut his teeth and made his debut on Poker Flat Recordings in 2005, at just 20 years old. His sound has been described as ‘State of the Art’ and releases on notable labels like Cocoon, Deeply Rooted House, Raum Musik, Cargo Edition and Defected have confirmed and encouraged his innovative yet functional sounds. Argy’s electronic web of wonder is beginning to stick well, as 2009 has already seen him launch his first record label, These Days.</p>
<p><strong>Cavo Paradiso Album Tracklisting:</strong></p>
<p><strong>CD 1- Argy Theofilis</strong><br />
01 Filsonik- &#8220;Riji&#8221;- Symple sound<br />
02 Kerri Chandler- Fortran (Argy&#8217;s 6.23 mix)- Deeply rooted house<br />
03 The Dose - Look Good - Fumakilla<br />
04 Kabale und Liebe - Disko BZRK- 100% Pure<br />
05 Jerome Sydenhman- Darkroom- UK Promotions<br />
06 Argy feat. Bajka - Upon Ourselves- These Days<br />
07 Gorge- Kassiande (Marc Romboy remix)-Freerange<br />
08 Kalim Shabazz-Peak Bomb (Phonique remix)- Thugfucker<br />
09 Dj Ino - Take Control (Justifield &amp; extended mix)-Justified Cause<br />
10 Gummihz - Under the sun- Mobilee<br />
11 Manoo - Agoe-Earthrumental<br />
12 Radio Slave - Tantakatan- Rekids</p>
<p><strong>CD 2 – Luca Bacchetti</strong><br />
01 The Clover – Mr. Ditton - Tenax<br />
02 DOP – Mambo Jumbo (Guy Gerber’s Hemlock Remix) - Supplement Facts<br />
03 Eriko Tanabe – Blue Shoes - Titbit Music<br />
04 Ryan Crosson –La Confiteria Del Molino -  Wagon Repair<br />
05 Audiofly - 1999 -  8Bit Records<br />
06 Luca Bacchetti – City Souls – Tenax<br />
07 Livio &amp; Roby Vs. George G – Diverse - Cécille Records<br />
08 Lucca Bacchetti – El Matador -  Ovum Recordings<br />
09 Martinez – Le Cirkus - Moon Harbour<br />
10  Josh Wink – Everybody To The Sun - Ovum Recordings<br />
11 Loco Dice – Pimp Jackson Is Talkin’ Now!!! ( Luci Gets Loco Remix By Luciano) - Desolat Music Group<br />
12 Paul Ritch – Evil Laff ( Konrad Black Remix) -  Wagon Repair<br />
13 Nils Anthes – Lost Soul Chapter 1 ( Sascha Dive’s Sex Wax Remix) -  Be Chosen</p>
<p>Listen to a sample of <a title="Cavo Paradiso Club" href="http://www.myspace.com/cavoparadisoclub" target="_blank">Cavo Paradiso Mykonos 09</a> The Mater Sessions: Argy and Luca Bacchett<strong><br />
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		<title>Woodcraft Folk re-release Trough Of Bowland on vinyl</title>
		<link>http://www.buzzinelectronicmusic.co.uk/woodcraft-folk-re-release-trough-of-bowland-on-vinyl/497</link>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 19 Jun 2009 08:44:31 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Terry Lane</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[With equal measures of simple beauty, folk, acoustic instrumentation and synthetic sounds of electronica, the Woodcraft Folk debut album, Trough Of Bowland, gets re-released.
Trough Of Bowland is a perfect blend of electronica doodling and folk inspiration.  Banjo, organ, xylophone and glockenspiel are some of the instruments that effortlessly merge with melodica, synthesizers, electric bass, field [...]]]></description>
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<p>With equal measures of simple beauty, folk, acoustic instrumentation and synthetic sounds of electronica, the <strong>Woodcraft Folk</strong> debut album, <strong><em>Trough Of Bowland</em></strong>, gets re-released.</p>
<p><em>Trough Of Bowland</em> is a perfect blend of electronica doodling and folk inspiration.  Banjo, organ, xylophone and glockenspiel are some of the instruments that effortlessly merge with melodica, synthesizers, electric bass, field recordings and the occassional drum machine to create relaxing technicolour sounds that bring a smile to my face and a warmth to my soul.</p>
<p><em>Trough Of Bowland</em> has spent too long in the wilderness.  A rare and perfect little gem released on <strong>Earworm Records</strong> with a limited CD release, finally gets a vinyl release on <strong>Great Pop Supplement Records</strong>.  But alas, the <em>Trough Of Bowland</em> vinyl release will be limited to just 250 copies, each with a hand screenprinted sleeve and individually numbered.</p>
<p>I recall John Peel saying how he was speechless after listening to The Beatles&#8217; <em>Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds</em> for the first time.  Something so perfect, so beautiful, is the only way I can describe the track <em><strong>Blokflute</strong></em>. <em>Trough Of Bowland</em> has many facets but this song captures the sound of a perfect moment for me.</p>
<p>Listening to Woodcraft Folk I can imagine hippy-types surrounded by a river of leads, acoustic instruments, stroking whipsy beards and wearing birkenstock sandals.  But then if visionaries like Kraftwerk or Joy Division had formed in the 21st century, wouldn&#8217;t they have made folk electronica like Woodcraft Folk?</p>
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		<title>Tom Middleton - One More Tune DJ Mix</title>
		<link>http://www.buzzinelectronicmusic.co.uk/tom-middleton-one-more-tune-dj-mix/492</link>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Jun 2009 09:14:04 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Terry Lane</dc:creator>
		
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Tom Middleton - One More Tune released on Renaissance
Tom Middleton is a pioneering electronic producer and DJ who needs little introduction. Renowned worldwide for his visionary projects as Global Communication, Jedi Knights, Cosmos, AMBA and others, he&#8217;s been responsible for landmark productions, compilations and Essential Mixes.
Tom Middleton has dj&#8217;d and remixed such varied artists as [...]]]></description>
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<p>Tom Middleton - One More Tune released on Renaissance</strong></p>
<p>Tom Middleton is a pioneering electronic producer and DJ who needs little introduction. Renowned worldwide for his visionary projects as <strong>Global Communication</strong>, <strong>Jedi Knights</strong>, <strong>Cosmos</strong>, <strong>AMBA</strong> and others, he&#8217;s been responsible for landmark productions, compilations and Essential Mixes.</p>
<p>Tom Middleton has dj&#8217;d and remixed such varied artists as Aphex Twin, Duran Duran, Mark Ronson and Faithless. In 2009 alone, he has remixed Razorlight, The Verve and The Presets.</p>
<p>Kicking off with an incredible remix of the seminal <em><strong>Last Rhythm</strong></em>, superstar DJ Tom Middleton&#8217;s latest album is a 15 track upbeat mix. <em>One More Tune</em> has a fresh-faced 1990&#8217;s house flavour that makes me smile&#8230;and I&#8217;m loving it.</p>
<p><em>One More Tune</em> is a celebration of new and undiscovered end of night anthems blended with some well known classics. Crucially, nearly all have been remixed (or as we&#8217;re calling them, remodeled) and digitally re-edited, then mixed in key groups at 128bpm.</p>
<blockquote><p>Tom Middleton say, &#8220;I&#8217;ve had 20 years of spinning and dancing to those classic finales. Dropping everything from the original Motown <em>Don&#8217;t Leave Me This Way </em>to the universally classic Balearic <em>You Got The Love</em>, or a techno sub-bass whopper like Diabla to a shouty Brit Pop guitar rockout like <em>Song Two</em>, or perhaps a Drum n Bass rewind killer like Adam F&#8217;s <em>Circles</em>. You go with your instinct, and either select a stone cold classic or drop in a total curve ball. I love to spin people out with a monstrous, all singing and pogoing anthem, such as The Prodigy&#8217;s <em>Out Of Space </em>complete with corny fader rides in the chorus and then bolt on the very last bar of the <em>Grange Hill Theme</em>, afterall it is home time!&#8221;</p></blockquote>
<p>Middleton went on to explain his remixing style for the album. &#8220;My remix style [for One More Tune] seems to be a fusion of <strong>deep house</strong> and <strong>melodic techno</strong> with a clear nod to the early 90&#8217;s. For some reason I just can&#8217;t help but build those hands in the air moments into each track!&#8221;</p>
<p><strong>Tom Middleton - One More Tune tracklist</strong></p>
<p>Disc One - Mixed</p>
<p>1.         Tom Middleton - One More Tune (Intro Acapella)<br />
2.         Last Rhythm - Last Rhythm (Tom Middleton Remodel)<br />
3.         Tom Middleton - One More Tune (&#8217;91 Mix)<br />
4.         Budai &amp; Vic - All Night Long<br />
5.         Humate - Love Stimulation (Tom Middleton Remodel)<br />
6.         Mustafa Feat. Elisangela - Bom Demais (Audiowhores Remix)<br />
7.         Agora Rhythm - Circles (Tom Middleton Edit)<br />
8.         Blu Mar Ten Feat. Ernesto - All Over Again (Tom Middleton Remix)<br />
9.         Little Big Bee - K.G.O. (Tom Middleton Remodel)<br />
10.       Akabu - Phuturebound (Shur-i-kan Remix)<br />
11.       The Orange Lights - A Few Good Days (Tom Middleton Deep Dub)<br />
12.       Derrick May - Strings Of Life (Tom Middleton Remodel)<br />
13.       Tom Middleton - One More Tune (Encore Acapella)<br />
14.       The Horn - Villager (Tom Middleton Promised Land Remodel)<br />
15.       Joe Smooth - Promised Land (Tom Middleton Edit)</p>
<p>Disc Two - Unmixed</p>
<p>1.         Last Rhythm - Last Rhythm (Tom Middleton Remodel)<br />
2.         Tom Middleton - One More Tune (&#8217;91 Mix)<br />
3.         Humate - Love Stimulation (Tom Middleton Remodel)<br />
4.         Agora Rhythm - Circles (Tom Middleton Edit)<br />
5.         Blu Mar Ten Feat. Ernesto - All Over Again (Tom Middleton Remix)<br />
6.         Little Big Bee - K.G.O. (Tom Middleton Remodel)<br />
7.         The Orange Lights - A Few Good Days (Tom Middleton Deep Dub)<br />
8.         Derrick May - Strings Of Life (Tom Middleton Remodel)<br />
9.        The Horn - Villager (Tom Middleton Promised Land Remodel)</p>
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		<title>The Return of The Count &#38; Sinden’s Mega Mega Mega Club</title>
		<link>http://www.buzzinelectronicmusic.co.uk/the-return-of-the-count-sinden%e2%80%99s-mega-mega-mega-club/489</link>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 04 Jun 2009 06:24:57 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Edwin Huxley</dc:creator>
		
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The Count &#38; Sinden’s weekly MEGA MEGA MEGA residencies are back.
After establishing their club night at On the Rocks towards the end of last year with guest DJ sets from the likes of Toddla T, Skream and Chase &#38; Status, the Count &#38; Sinden’s regular night of hi-jinks moves around the corner to Plastic People [...]]]></description>
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<p>The Count &amp; Sinden</strong>’s weekly <strong>MEGA MEGA MEGA </strong>residencies are back.</p>
<p>After establishing their club night at <strong>On the Rocks</strong> towards the end of last year with guest <strong>DJ sets</strong> from the likes of <strong>Toddla T</strong>, <strong>Skream</strong> and <strong>Chase &amp; Status</strong>, the Count &amp; Sinden’s regular night of hi-jinks moves around the corner to <strong>Plastic People</strong> from Thursday June 18th, with the occasional night at On the Rocks for old time’s sake…</p>
<p>As well as DJ sets from <strong>Hervé (The Count) and Sinden</strong>, the MEGA MEGA MEGA nights will feature a broad range of exciting and eclectic guests, from the <strong>Scratch Perverts</strong>,<strong> Fake Blood</strong> and chart topper <strong>Calvin Harris</strong>, to more up and coming artists, <strong>L-Vis 1990</strong> and <strong>Martelo</strong>, with further special guests to be announced.</p>
<p>The Count &amp; Sinden’s much anticipated debut album is due for release through Domino later this year.</p>
<p>The Count &amp; Sinden present:<br />
MEGA MEGA MEGA</p>
<p>With guests:</p>
<p>June 18th – Scratch Perverts, Martelo, Russ Tannen @ Plastic People<br />
June 25th – DJ Zinc, L-Vis 1990, My Panda Shall Fly @ On The Rocks<br />
July 2nd – Calvin Harris, Fake Blood, Dollop DJs @ Plastic People</p>
<p>Thursdays at<br />
Plastic People, 147 – 149 Curtain Road, London EC2<br />
Or<br />
On The Rocks, 25 Kingsland Road, London E2</p>
<p>9pm - 2am<br />
£5 on the door</p>
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		<title>Timo Garcia - Wonderlust Bug debut Prog House</title>
		<link>http://www.buzzinelectronicmusic.co.uk/timo-garcia-wonderlust-bug-debut-prog-house/486</link>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 03 Jun 2009 14:01:19 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Terry Lane</dc:creator>
		
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Tim Belcher aka Timo Garcia has released a fantastic debut Prog House album titled Wonderlust Bug on the Berwick Street Records label.
Timo has captured sounds and influences on his worldly travels as a top club DJ from London’s Ministry Of Sound to Brazil and Russia.
By day, Tim Belcher champions up-coming (D-Dub, Hauswerks, Le Crunch) and [...]]]></description>
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<p>Tim Belcher </strong>aka <strong>Timo Garcia</strong> has released a fantastic debut <strong>Prog House </strong>album titled <em><strong>Wonderlust Bug</strong></em> on the <strong>Berwick Street Records</strong> label.</p>
<p>Timo has captured sounds and influences on his worldly travels as a top club DJ from London’s <strong>Ministry Of Sound</strong> to Brazil and Russia.</p>
<p>By day, Tim Belcher champions up-coming (<strong>D-Dub</strong>, <strong>Hauswerks</strong>, <strong>Le Crunch</strong>) and established artists (<strong>Lutzenkirtchen</strong>, <strong>Yousef</strong> &amp; <strong>Smokin Jo</strong>) alike on his <a title="Berwick Street Records" href="http://www.berwickstreetrecords.com/" target="_blank">Berwick Street Records</a> imprint. The label is concerned with nurturing originality and releasing quality music, no matter the name of the genre.</p>
<p><em>Wonderlust Bug</em> is a beautiful album, a window into Timo Garcia’s world, and a document of his thoughts and travels put to music.</p>
<blockquote><p>“I get to see a lot of places I wouldn’t otherwise get to being a DJ, and I am thankful for that. The album’s inspired by so many things, from buskers on the South Bank to acoustic bands playing on the beaches of Brazil. I felt the need to help spread the vibes of things like the Hang Drum into the dance music fraternity. I wanted to use and promote the sounds I hear around the world, as well as use some older ideas I’ve had for a while and been desperate to use somehow!”</p></blockquote>
<p><em><br />
Wonderlust Bug</em> builds from the soft feet shuffle of the opening track, <em>Boom</em> and the brilliant <em>Hang Drum Track</em>, which introduces the unique talents of <strong>Manu Delago</strong> who’s sonorous drum/bell percussion instrument rings out in waves and creates an enchanting, light trance.</p>
<p><em>Magic Roundabout</em> deepens the trance and funky groove, while <em>Wonderlust</em> fuses electronic glitch with the gently building rhythms.</p>
<p>With the seventh of ten and my favourite track, <em>The Bug</em>, the tempo is turned up a couple of notches and the album comes out of the shadows and onto the dancefloor; and by the time the album reaches the dark disco of <em>Deadly Grooves </em>with its electro, skewed synth and its driving pulse-like bassline, you will no doubt agree with me, this is one heck of an eclectic awesome debut album that takes Progressive House to several levels and back again.</p>
<p>Wonderlust Bug by Timo Garcia looks like it is going to make my best albums of 2009 list.</p>
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		<title>Alaska In Winter - Holiday - album review</title>
		<link>http://www.buzzinelectronicmusic.co.uk/alaska-in-winter-holiday-album-review/479</link>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 10 May 2009 12:48:15 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Robbie Spargo</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Alaska In Winter - Holiday - album review
After teaming up with Zach Condon of Beirut, Heather Trost of A Hawk And A Hacksaw and other friends, art student Brandon Bethancourt spent some time recording his debut album Dance Party In The Balkans in an idolated cabin on the south coast of Alaska.
His follow-up album Holiday, [...]]]></description>
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<div id="attachment_480" class="wp-caption alignleft" style="width: 279px"><img class="size-full wp-image-480" src="http://www.buzzinelectronicmusic.co.uk/files/2009/05/milanrecords_alaskainwinterholiday.jpg" alt="Alaska In Winter: Holiday" width="269" height="239" /><p class="wp-caption-text">Alaska In Winter: Holiday</p></div>
<p>After teaming up with <strong>Zach Condon</strong> of <strong>Beirut</strong>, <strong>Heather Trost</strong> of <strong>A Hawk And A Hacksaw</strong> and other friends, art student <strong>Brandon Bethancourt </strong>spent some time recording his debut album <strong><em>Dance Party In The Balkans</em></strong> in an idolated cabin on the south coast of Alaska.</p>
<p>His follow-up album <em><strong>Holiday</strong></em>, though, recorded under the same name of <strong>Alaska In Winter</strong><em><strong> </strong></em>was recorded after Bethancourt gave up his job and moved to Berlin, about whose influence Bethancourt says:</p>
<p>“Berlin’s electronic music definitely played a big part with this record, as well as the fact that I didn’t have any access to instruments while I was living there so my music turned out very Berlinesque – very electronic&#8230; The all night dance marathons have been big inspirations.”</p>
<p>Alaska In Winter’s other influences come from years of growing up in the American South West as well as an Arabian influence from Bethancourt’s parents. Mixing this with the kind of Balkan influenced music that Condon’s Beirut is famous for (Condon appears on ‘<strong>Close Your Eyes</strong>’)and then filtering it all through the vibrant electronic scene of Berlin may not be something that sounds normal or even remotely appealing, but on <em>Holiday</em>, it is clear that Bethancourt has immersed himself fully in, and entirely fallen for the electronic scene, for it sounds so natural that it is hard to question.</p>
<p><em>Holiday</em>’s opener ‘<strong>We Are Blind And Riding The Merry-Go-Round</strong>’ is a perfect example of the clash of genres on the album. Opening with a Balkan ukulele, it transforms into a slow, brooding and understated piece of electronic, Bethancourt’s vocals filtered though a vocal machine to obscure their clarity.</p>
<p>And understated is perhaps the best word to describe the Alaska In Winter project. Whilst these are synthy, techno-inspired tunes, the vocals remain melancholy and hidden between dampened 80s dance keyboards and muffled bass drums. ‘<strong>Speed Boat To Heaven</strong>’ pulses along discreetly, with Bethancourt’s vocals subtly affecting, whilst ‘<strong>Highlander Pt. 1</strong>’ is a duet with <strong>Kyra LaMariana</strong> whose vocals heart-achingly cut through the buzz of synths and drums.</p>
<p>The trilogy of songsentitled ‘<strong>Streetgang</strong>’ are ominously slow, before they speed off into a sliding, frantic keyboard riff. ‘Horsey Horse Pt.2’ ends <em>Holiday </em>on a high, the beats stronger than before and the sound more uplifting.</p>
<p>Perhaps the clash of German electronic music and these more melancholy sounds is what makes Alaska In Winter so fascinating. The hybrid of ecstatic nights and peaceful reflection makes for a wonderful representation of an inner voice trying to be heard through the buzz of a new, exciting and foreign city.</p>
<p>Here is the <a title="Alaska In Winter MySpace page" href="http://www.myspace.com/alaskainwinter" target="_blank">Alaska In Winter MySpace page.</a></p>
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