RA Label of the Month 1106 Mix: Uncanny Valley

Tracklist
Cinematic Orchestra feat. Roots Manuva - All Things to All Men (Ninja Tune)
Andrés - Step to the Side (Mahagoni Music)
Eddie C - November 30 (7 Inches Of Love)
Karizma - Early Rize (R2)
Scene from Blade Runner; Music by Vangelis
Credit00 - Wave Memory (Uncanny Valley)
Theo Parrish - Timeislafinacharunninout (Sound Signature)
Sneaker - You Think You Think (Uncanny Valley)
Ike - Ribbons (Philpot)
Theo Parrish, Osunlade, Rick Wilhite feat. Billy Love - Blame It on the Boogie (Still Music)
Andrés - Skate Palooza, Detroit USA (Mahagoni Music)
Hair - Blances (United States Of Mars)
C-Beams - One (Smallville)
Jacob Korn - She (Iron Curtis RMX) (Uncanny Valley)
Farben - Kursbuch 1 (Faitiche)
C-Beams feat. Tina Slotta - Strollin (Uncanny Valley)
Soul Clap - Funk Sex (Double Standard)
Kassem Mosse - Untitled (Workshop)
Soulphiction - Midnight Funk Infinity (Philpot)
Stefan Lohse - Plätschern (Uncanny Valley)
Matthias Reiling - Interlude (Interview with Eyedea. RIP) (Giegling)

Download: RA Label of the Month 1106 Mix: Uncanny Valley

V/A - Uncanny Valley 004

1 - Sneaker - You think you think

2 - Cvbox - Machinematch

3 - Stefan Lohse - Platschern


The Uncanny Valley-quartet is rounded up by the Ace of Spades. Before starting to release its first Artist-EPs, the compilation-series is rounded up for now with the roughest EP so far. Sneaker’s You Think You Think! takes no prisoners and comes with a dark bass line you can't really resist. The track is a musclebound monster and includes claps that are out of control and freaked out vocals by Sneaker himself. No less rough is cvbox' machinematch, even if its acid-thunderstorm builds up far more subtly. Finally, Plätschern by Stefan Lohse takes us on a 100-BPM-journey straight into analogue wonderland...

Uncanny Valley 3

A1 - One Day In Metropia - Night Train
A2 - Credit 00 - Eiserne Lunge
B1 - Tefan Lohse - Fog Patches
B2 - Projektname Unbekannt - Dresden Den 15.05.2005

Uncanny Valley returns after their amazing first 2 releases with the 3 of 4 compilation releases. After the 4th they'll go into detail with the first artist-EPs, but on this third they showcase the full range of Dresden’s talents once again. A great versatile release again where the label shows their fascination for forwrad thinking challenging dance tracks without forgetting that its dancetracks... some references can be made to early brittish IDM, Detroit Techno or Chicago deep house...but somehow these guys have a pretty unique sound so comparing wouldnt do them justice.