> ...the new dimension5 on delsin... Yeah, this is great too - one of the most floor-friendly Delsin releases to date I reckon, proper moody techno.
> and what's anybodies thought's on the stephen brown twelve on transmat > then?.. nice sleeve, shame about the..... Yeah, I got this today - not particularly awe-inspiring I have to admit, but not that bad either. I need a few more listens I think (he says diplomatically!)... Some other recent recommended purchases: UR - Inspiration Great stuff of course, especially 'Transition' which is going to detonate on dancefloors in a big way... Los Hermanos - Birth of 3000 Really like this, both sides great, been playing it a lot over the past week... Recloose - Cardiology album (and Ain't Changin' 12") The album is fantastic, and looks like it's going to do really well for Matt, which is excellent. Ain't Changin' is out now too, the strong opening track from the album, and a great broken dancefloor burner. Still in two minds about the C2 mix of it though... Tiger Sushi - More GDM Vol 1 The Cluster track on side A is a Krautrock thing from 1974 which I haven't really got my teeth into yet. Side B has 'Present Pretence' from John Tejada which is simply superb - like a cross between his beautiful downtempo stuff on Defocus and his housier output. Highly recommended. Fabrice Lig presents Mauler - PGM 300/400 (Keynote) Finally got my hands on this excellent release on list-member Otto's great label (thanks Boomkat.com!) and very very nice it is too. More chilled and dubby than his Soul Designer work and featuring a great remix from Duplex - you can't go wrong! Fabrice comes up with the goods yet again, and congrats Otto on releasing another blinder! Ataril - Junction/Oh Ljuva Sommar (Republic of Sweden) Aril Brikha (still using an Atari, presumably) with two tracks of deep techno which again has been around for a few weeks. 'Junction' is tougher and more minimal, more of a club tune really, but 'Oh Ljuva Sommar' on the flip is gorgeous deep chord-driven housey techno with twinkling melodies and crisp hi-hats. Quality. Private Lightning Six - Look Straight (Pomelo) Haven't got past the John Tejada remix on here yet - superb electronic broken business from the man who can seemingly do no wrong, in any style. Deep, forward-thinking and musical with dancefloor dynamics and production to die for - I really can't recommend this enough. And finally, back on the Scape One tip, his forthcoming 'Planet Funk Express' doublepack on Electrix is very good indeed - a great journey through various flavours of electro from someone with a real passion for the sound. Soulful, well produced and funky stuff... Cheers, Tom | tom churchill | emoticon recordings | http://www.emoticonrecordings.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
