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lunes, 23 de mayo de 2011

Juniper - Theories [Underground Quality]


A1 - Fate Conspired


A2 - In The Interest Of Time


B1 - Pushed Away


B2 - Rhetorics



Underground Quality reaches release number forty with four tracks from Mancunian duo Juniper fully demonstrating the international reach of Jus-Ed's imprint. The Theories EP is a debut set from Juniper (not counting their lo-fi punk past) and fits in snugly alongside the rest of the UQ roster with "Fate Conspired" opening proceedings in languid style - simmering atmospherics sit deep beneath gloopy pads and crispy patterns that demonstrate Juniper like their drums. Following this "In The Interest Of Time" is far more experimental in tone, twisting expertly between delicate soundscapes and insistent Detroit rhythms - the whole track punctuated by vocal samples discussing concepts of reality. Both "Pushed Away" and "Rhetorics" provide a more upward slant on contemporary deepness and demonstrate the versatility of Juniper's sonic palette.

domingo, 22 de mayo de 2011

Esteban Edame - East Lost Luv [Underground Quality]



A1 - I'll Never Give Up


A2 - Los Arcos


B1 - Mixed Feelings


B2 - Buscando



From Underground Quality's latest signing, Esteban Adame. Some pure Jackin House across four tracks with some flashes of the Detroit vibes along the way. Sun drench sewer sucking vocals rip the pavement up from beneath with ease as those melodies just fly by.

Blm - Roll 'Em [Underground Quality]



A1 - People


A2 - Rough Piano 002


B1 - Hard Feeling (live)


B2 - Delharmonic



Soulful house jams from Los Hermanos' front man.

sábado, 12 de marzo de 2011

Melbourne Deepcast 035 Jus Ed


Jus Ed - House vs Techno - Underground Quality


1 - 255 Minimal groove Shit Vibe
2 - July (Remix)
3 - Drum Groove
4 - Struggle For Success

All of these are serious long players, with the longest "July (Remix)" at 10:36. Sadly, in the era of the single-track sale, this EP will probably be picked over like a carcass, with the ultra deep heads grabbing "Drum Groove" and "Struggle" and the more tech-oriented DJs looking at "255 Minimal" and "July". And that's sad, because something is going to be lost when you don't hear this whole thing together.