Downtempo bass music for relaxation and early morning or late night walks.
Calibre – Planet Hearth
Schacke – Kisloty Forever
Klub Theme is like trance techno. I’m not sure if that’s a thing but I’m digging it.
Underworld – Drift Series 1
This is a vast body of work. It reaches into every corner of the electronic music world, it’s extensive, and mostly better than just good. But as one release it’s impossible to weigh or review, it’s like labelling a producer’s full discography.
Loscil – Endless Falls
Fantastic atmospheric ambient. Mostly beatless but still has a pulsation feel to it. Great for walks, thinking, and working.
Umwelt – Ecopoiesis
Powerful broken beat electro with power noise and industrial flavor.
Peggy Gou – Moment EP
Awesome disco house. Among friends we’ve been talking about two parties that would be great to go to: banger but intelligent tech-house and a cool easy-going disco. Starry Night is exactly the kind of disco I’m wishing for.
Letherette – Brown Lounge, Vol. 5
Perfect Saturday music for yawning and staying lazy in bed.
Throwing Snow – The Death Of Pragmatism
Mid-uptempo broken beat electronics. It’s a smash, extremely good sound.
On a another note: it comes with liner notes along the exact same lines as The Balck Dog‘s Black Daisy Wheel. The motivation behind every artistic output that’s angry and frustrated these days is the current state of politics and global idiotism. Fun times.
Evigt Mörker - Krona
For the first listen I was hooked on this. For the second listen I found it boring. It’s totally up to mood and state of mind, but it’s a good minimal techno album. Also it shows that it’s a debut, some way to go, but worth keeping an eye on.
Orlando Voorn – The Best of Orlando Voorn
It’s a mishmash of things around the house-electro-rave globe from a lifetime catalog. Two random notes. One: Playboy – A Paco Di Bango’s World goes to my hilarious house tracks playlist, right after Big Fat Head. Funny house is a thing, I’m slowly getting this. Two: Format – Solid Session is my favorite dancefloor anthem on this one, and it’s from 1991, gosh.