| 20 Years of Strictly Rhythm |
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Entire books could be written about the history of Strictly Rhythm - from its humble beginnings to being the defining dance music label of its time, from its major label-induced collapse to its rise from ashes in 2006. Now back in the hands of its legendary founder, Mark Finkelstein, Strictly Rhythm is back on track to regain its former glory - with brand new hits and long-due re-issues of its classic catalogue. Along with the label's two anniversary compilations - one classics, one remixes - we have compiled a few of Strictly Rhythms finest moments. Eternal house anthems, cheeky chart toppers - it's all there, and we urge you to especially check out the dubs and b-sides: there are many timeless gems to be discovered. Enjoy! |
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| Pop Artificielle: Minimal Wave |
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For the past five years, New York's Minimal Wave imprint has been busy tracking down the lost gems of futuristic European new wave. Over a dozen of rare and highly sought-after original recordings have been carefully remastered, reissued, and are now available in digital format.
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| Club Transmediale 2010: A Guide to CTM.10 by zero" |
| Berlin's unique festival for 'adventurous music and related visual arts' opens its doors tomorrow. We have assembled a small guide to the festival's many highlights. |
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Club Transmediale is famous for its diverse line-up, dedicating the different nights of the festival to specific genres or topics. With 'Overlap' being the motto of this years 11th edition, the breadth and scope of musical styles on display is as dazzling as ever, ranging from experimental noise and neo-classic to broken beats and disco-pop.
'Overlap' further not only stands for the cross-overs in music itself, but also for the presence of music in other media forms, be it theatre, film, contemporary dance, or video games. CTM.10 dedicates lectures, screenings and performances to each of these areas during the course of its 10 day programme With such an exhaustive schedule and the all-new festival locations it's all to easy to miss something: to aid you in your festival planning for the next 10 days, we have compiled this small guide containing definite must-sees, insider tips and some of our personal favourites. |
Kreuzberg’s venue Watergate asked BPitch Control mastermind Ellen Allien to mix the fifth edition of its popular mix compilation. The result is a delightful pop-inspired mix showing off her unique and eclectic taste of music. Including tracks from John Tejada, Röyksopp, Luciano and Mattias Aguayo, this is a first class mix.
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Paul Kominek releases his first album as Pawel on Hamburg's revered Dial imprint: Deep, melodic tech-house with a classical feel to it. Kominek's indietronica roots (as Turner) can still be discerned in tracks like the housey 'Dawn', or the reflective 'Mate'. Lovely album.
Berlin's André Lodemann delivers a mover and shaker with 'Still Dreaming' - hypnotic house with a ravey bassline, complemented by a more subdued remix treatment by Soulphiction.
| Kesh |
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Run by former Slowdive member Simon Scott, Kesh is a fairly new label for neo-classical music and experimental electronica. Founded in 2008, Kesh has already published recordings from many of the most interesting artists in the field, including Lawrence English or Aus. Besides excellent artist albums, the '88 Tapes' compilation serves as a perfect introduction to the label's sound.
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| Phuture |
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A hugely influential group in the development of house music, Phuture are commonly credited for inventing the 'acid house' style with their first recording, 'Acid Tracks' in 1987. Founded by Earl 'Spanky' Smith, Damon 'Proffessor Traxx' Neloms, and Nathaniel 'DJ Pierre' Jones, the Chicago-based group handed their first demo to legendary Musicbox DJ Ron Hardy, who ended up playing the track four...
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| Wave Music |
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Founded and run by New York's producer legend François K, Wave Music focuses on releasing quality house and deep techno music, featuring the sublime talents of artists like Brendon Moeller (releasing for Wave under his Beat Pharmacy guise), Irish deep house master John Daly, and, one of our favourite producers of 2009, Tony Lionni.
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