Pampa Records, the brainchild of Dj Koze and Marcus Fink, have a shiny new EP coming out on May 10th.
REVIEW Gerry Read ‘It’ll All Be Over EP’ [Pampa Records]
REVIEW Various Artists ‘Watergate 26 EP #1’ [Watergate Records]
The first EP off of Watergate Records’ 26th installment comes from no others than Jeppe Kjellberg, Tomas Barford and Tomas Høffding, better known under their WhoMadeWho moniker.
REVIEW Kincaid feat. Blancmange ‘Big Fat Head EP’ [Disco Halal]
Music is so often spoken about as a vessel that charms strangers together.
REVIEW Bob Moses ‘Enough to Believe (Eagles & Butterflies Remix)’ [Domino]
‘Enough to Believe’ is a feel good track, the type you swear you’ve heard before.
REVIEW Impérieux ‘Mehmed EP’ [Sum Over Histories]
‘Mehmed’ has already spoken to many on the dance floor and as of last Friday the whole EP can be added to record boxes across the world.
REVIEW Red Axes ‘Sound Test EP’ [Phantasy Sound]
Tel-Aviv exports and protagonists of the scene Dori Sadovnik and Niv Arzi have returned to Phantasy Sound for a second time.
REVIEW Various Artists ‘Permanent Vacation 5’ [Permanent Vacation]
Having braved the world since late November of last year these tracks aren’t a surprise, but since Permanent Vacation is always at the forefront of new and innovative music, this compilation deserves some love.
REVIEW Nandu ‘One Man’s High Is Another Man’s Anxiety’ [Connected]
Rasmus Vincentz Jensen is a firm favourite with Connected listeners. Having released his ‘Another Jam’ EP earlier in 2018 on the label, Nandu, Rasmus' DJ and producer moniker, decided to delve a little deeper into his own personal life with his latest output.
REVIEW Roman Flügel ‘Themes’ [ESP Institute]
In the last twenty years, Flügel has embedded himself into underground society, well-known yet still alternative, his name now synonymous with leftfield, independent creations.
REVIEW Marcus Worgull ‘Love Song EP’ [Innervisions]
The wait is finally over for avid Innervisions fans for the track that’s been haunting dreams and igniting dance floors for months finally has a name.
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