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Finished a rather lengthy mix last weekend that the lovely folks at Emotion Electric have been kind enough to host. Make sure to check the other wicked mixes there as well! Be forewarned, it’s 148MB, so give it some time.

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Joe Dukie + Fitchie: This Room [Best Seven/Sonar Kollktiv]

Sixtoo: Boxcutter Emporium (Bad Luck Comes in Threes) [Ninja Tune]

Busta Rhymes: Abandon Ship (DJ Spinna Remix) [DJSP]

Tribe Called Quest: Once Again (Life Rexall Remix) [Reworked]

Taleb Kweli: Get By (Blackbeard Rework) [Blackbeard]

Ursula Rucker: This (with Jazzanova) [!K7]

The Source featuring Candi Staton: You Got the Love (House Apella) [Source Records]

S. Ferguson: “Q” (Main mix) [Ferrispark Records]

Inner Life: Moment of My Life (Original Shep Pettibone 12″ Mix) [Salsoul]

Wyndell Long: Klassic Klit II [Paparazzi Records]

Andres: Salvador de Bahia 1 [Mahogani Music]

Moodymann: KDJ 16 (A2) [KDJ]

DJ Kent: In the Bush (Theo Parrish Remix) [Bearfunk]

Kai Alce: M-7 [Mahogani Music]

Moodymann: J.A.N. [KDJ]

Horror Inc.: A Dream Within a Dream [Perlon]

The Soft Pink Truth: Satie (Grey Corduroy Suit) (Herbert’s Walk Free Mix) [Soundslike]

Matthew Herbert: On Your Feet [Soundslike]

Inverse Cinematics: Shot the Pianist (Part 2) [Fluid Ounce]

Freedom Soundz feat. Vanessa Freeman: Feelings [Nepenta]

Trüby Trio: Universal Love feat. Marcus Begg (Âme Rootdown Round Midnite Mix) [Compost Records]

Stateless: Leave Me Now (Brooks’ Fair & Light Mix) [Freerange Records]

Paul St. Hilaire & René Löwe: Faith [False Tuned]

Ibex: Terra Firma [Planet E]

Ani: Love is the Message (For Those Who Didn’t Hear It) [Prescription Records]

Kemetic Just: For Your Love (Brad Peep Remix) [Silver Network]

Pépé Bradock: Cycles [Atavisme]

Joshua: Century 82 [Tweekin Records]

Norma Jean Bell: Dreams [Peacefrog]

Classic Man: Gentle Morning Rain [Natural Resource]

Kerrier District: Let’s Dance and Freak [Rephlex]

R-Tyme: Use Me (M.K. Mix) [Trance Fusion]

Directions: Busted Trees (C’s Spacetramental) [Diaspora in Session]

Urban Culture: Urban Culture (B) [Eclipse Records]

Voices: Voices in My Mind (MAW Mix) [MAW Classic]

KL: Smile (A1) [KMS]

Dan Curtin: Matter of Sound [Peacefrog]

Andres: Trues [KDJ]

DKD: Future Rage [Bitasweet/2000 Black]

Milanese: Vanilla Monkey [Arcola]

Nick Wilson: Ligeia (A3) [Inceptive]

My latest, extremely ill-advised purchases

Andres : Trues – 12″ [last of the represses to make its way into my cart]

Chicken Lips : Unreleased Dubs – 12″ [can’t quite recall what the dubs are of at the moment, but they are *big*. Diggin’ it]

High Skies : Sumatra – 12″ [4 remixes on Miso.The Atjazz mix is very nice. Think they were all pretty good though, if memory serves]

Vinny Miller : Breaking Out Of Your Arms – 7″ [getting into the habit of picking up more of these ?.99 indy 7″s. This one is new on 4AD. An amazing vocal on it]

Theo Parrish : The Twin Cities – 12″ [Chicago meets Detroit half way through. The dopeness. Kinda reminds me of ‘Falling Up’]

Russ Gabriel’s Audio Spectrum : The Other Side Project Volume One – 2xLP [missed this in the first shipment, but suffice it to say that I’ve been waiting for it for ages. Fuller review forthcoming I’m sure. Sounds slightly more techno-influenced than a lot of his recent stuff]

Skalpel : 1958 – Quantic Remix – 12″ [new thingy on Ninja Tune, but the Quantic remix is quite uptempo broken house with a twisted vocal treatment. Highly recommended by Dan Bean (ialityhifi)]

Rick Wade : Tracks From The Park Vol.1 – 12″ [reissue. Exactly what you’d expect from Mr. Wade, and would seem to be some of his finest moments]

Ongaku Kanaderu

It’s hilarious that when you translate the beginning of Dentaku into English you get:

Boku wa ongaku ka = I’m a musician

Dentaku katate ni = With pocket calculator in my hand

Doesn’t have quite the same ring as “I’m the operator of my pocket calculator”, does it?

Where the hell do you start when discussing a Kraftwerk show? Perhaps it’s best to have the visual reference first. These pics of the Kraftwerk show in Dublin seem to be about the best synopsis I’ve seen so far. I didn’t bring my camera for fear that they wouldn’t let me in with it.

After checking those out, you should definitely read my mate Toby’s excellent, 2000+ word reaction to it. I know that’s very long, but I bet you’ll find it illuminating. He is easilly the biggest Kraftwerk fan I know. He saw them at all three London shows last week, twice on Saturday night.

I’ll take up where I left off. There was a huge posse of us down the pub, and we made our way over in shifts. The queue was fairly enormous when we got there, but it was moving faster than any queue like that I’ve seen. I had never been in the Brixton Academy before. It is pretty damn big – holds about 4000. When we got in we headed for the bar and chatted with some of the die-hards that arrived early.

When we heard the music kicking off we headed front-right, as it seemed the easiest place to reach with a good view. It turned out to be kind of lame there though, so we wandered all the way over to the front left, where we assumed everyone would be (front and center seemed impossible). During this time they played a few songs from the new album. I’ve heard most of them before, but while I think they’re alright, the whole thing left me feeling a bit nonplused. It just wasn’t anything special, yet…

When they played ‘The Model’ things kicked off. There were these amazing videos of gorgeous 60s models playing in the background, and the familiarity of it triggered some excitement. Unfortunately, at this point we were stood in front of a guy who sung along to all the songs, knew only half the words, and whistled the bits he didn’t know the words to. Supremely annoying…

Just when I was about ready to kick him in the nuts we ran out of beer, so we hit the bar. Just then ‘Radioactivity’ kicked in, which was a completely sup’d up version. The sound in the bar was actually pretty good too, so I was really excited to head back in with full beverages on the strength of a few great songs in a row. We wandered to the middle of the floor this time, and miraculously everyone seemed to appear around us. It was just about this time that they started to play loads of my favorite songs, and the visuals were awesome for all of them. Some of my favorite moments included ‘Tour de France’, ‘TransEurope Express’, ‘Computer Love’, ‘Numbers’, ‘Pocket Calculator/Dentaku’ (awesome and hilarious culculator input visuals/sounds to go with them) and the ‘Music Non Stop’ finale. But far and away the coolest part was THE ROBOTS, which were sooooo f*cking cool.

Kraftwerk left the stage for a bit, and the curtains closed, although it was quite clear they were not done yet. After a bit, these strobes on the ground in front of the robots at 45° left and 45° right would flash in alternation, lighting up the robots behind the curtain. When the curtain was opened, you got to see them moving, which was so damn cool. My friend Matt took this (rather shaky) video. They were almost as cool as these dancing robots, but cooler since they were synchronized to Kraftwerk playing live. The afterparty coordination was rather a mess, and not worth going into, but suffice it to say that everyone had a good time, even if the party didn’t run all night long.

January and February Top 20

1. Ennio Morricone : Remixes Volume 2 – Compost 3xLP

2. Dani Siciliano : Likes… – !K7 2xLP

3. Kerrier District : Kerrier District – Rephlex 3xLP

4. Kai Alce : M-7 – Mahogani 12″

5. DJ Genesis : Back in the Middle (The Remixes) – Dynamite Soul 12″

6. Siriusmo : Sirius EP – Sonar Kollectiv 12″

7. Ursula Rucker : This – With Jazzanova / Tempest – !K7 12″

8. Rene Lowe + Paul St. Hilaire Faith – False Tuned 12″

9. John Beltran : Candela / Starlight Memories – Kirk Degiorgio Remix – Ubiquity 12″

10. $tinkworx : Los Gatos Lloros EP – Delsin 12″

11. Everyday People Feat. Loretta Heywood : I Can’t Sleep – Earth Project 12″

12. Talib Kweli : Get By (Blackbeard Reworks) – Yam Who 12″

13. DJ Kent : In The Bush (Theo Parrish Remixes) – Bear Funk 12″

14. Monolake : Cern / White II – Monolake 12″

15. Russ Gabriel : The Crossing – Soul on Wax 12″

16. Squarepusher : Ultravisitor – Sampler – Warp 12″

17. Osunlade & Nadirah Shakoor : Pride / Touched My Soul – Set 12″

18. Moodmusic Limited : Unreleased Vol.2 – Moodmusic 12″

19. Mark Force : Running In The Red – Archive 12″

20. Kathy Diamond : Sunshine – Cottage 12″

New chunes

Andres : Salvador De Bahia EP – 12″ [Repress. Hell yeah!]

Earth, Wind & Fire : Brazilian Rhyme / Runnin’ (Danny Krivit Edits) – 12″ [Mmmm…]

Madlib : The Beat Conductor – 2×7″ [Mmmm…]

Milanese : Vanilla Monkey – 12″ [New Arcola. Tasty]

Moodymann : Amerika – 12″ [Repress. Fillin’ holes in the collection]

Moodymann : J A N – 12″ [Never thought I’d get my mits on this one]

Moodymann : KDJ16 – Untitled – 12″ [A new one, not a repress. Rather nice]

Moodymann : The Thief That Stole My Sad Days… Ya Blessin’ Me – 12″ [This one includes a new mix]

Reese & Santonio : Bounce Your Body To The Box – 12″ [Mayday remix. Groovy]

Rhythim Is Rhythim : Icon / Kao-tic Harmony – 12″ [The only RIR I’ve never owned. Rectified]

Sigur Ros : ( ) – 2xLP [Very nice to get this on wax]

Sixtoo : Boxcutter Emporium (Bad Luck Comes In Threes) / Storm Clouds & Silver Linings – 12″ [Crazy new Ninja Tune from the Vertical Phorms dude]

Candi Staton : Candi Staton – 12″ [Album sampler. Old stuff, not disco]

Voices : Voices In My Mind – 12″ [MAW repress]

Yo La Tengo : Today Is The Day – 12″ [Buncha unreleased stuff]

Zero 7 : Home – 12″ [An indy-ish thing]

Various Artists : DJ Spinna Remixes EP – 12″ [Nice stuff. Old remixes from ’96 repressed]

I also took ownership of the following gems

Chicken Lips : Re-Echoed Vol 1 – Meet Me At The Freezer – 12″ [Reissue. Big Chicken Lips acid 80s business]

Claro Intelecto : Section EP – 12″ [Tasty. No Piece of Mind on this one, but still nice]

Joe Claussell / The Songstress : Je Ka Joe / See Line Woman – 12″ [Had Je Ka Joe on recommendation for ages. Another cool reissue]

Directions : Busted Trees – Carl Craig Mix – 12″ [People seem to have mixed opinions of this one, but I think it’s pretty sweet]

DKD : Future Rage – 12″ [Seriously dope. This is going to destroy shit this year]

Joe Dukie & Fitchie / Fat Freddy’s Drop : This Room / Ernie (Live) – 12″ [New Zealand dub/soul hybrid stuff. Been diggin’ them loads since seeing them open for Recloose last year. These two are excellent]

Earth The Californian Love Dream : In The Garden – 7″ [Some indy 7″ thingy. Was a nice find at £2.49 new]

Matthew Herbert : On Your Feet EP – 12″ [New varied destruction. One track with Dani Siciliano. A few wonky, spastic Herbert house cuts]

R-Tyme : Use Me – 12″ [Rare reissue on Trance Fusion, a KMS subsidiary. Wicked MK and Carl Craig remixes]

Urban Culture : The Wonders Of Wishing – 12″ [Another old reissue from Carl Craig on Eclipse. Also sick]

Wildchild : Wonder Years – 12″ [Stones Throw hip hop with a really nice remix. Peanut Butter Wolf concocting some beautiful shit]

Various Artists : Reworked 2.2 – 12″ [Hip hop cheeky re-edits. Hoping to get 1 and 2 as well. This one has Pete Rock and CL Smooth, plus Tribe Called Qwest’s “Once Again”]

A coupla new thangs

Ordered these new chunes today:

Kathy Diamond : Sunshine – 12″ [Was hesitant about this one for a while. It’s got a pretty unique broken/disco feel to it, produced by Maurice Fulton, and while I like the vocal, it seemed perhaps a bit too ‘poppie’ to play out, but was eventually persuaded by the fact that there’s an instrumental on the flip]

DJ Kent : In The Bush (Theo Parrish Remixes) – 12″ [More Theo Parrish remix tastiness. He is on fire]

Talib Kweli : Get By (Blackbeard Reworks) – 12″ [More dopeness from the Yam Who camp. Not sure how convinced I am by the rap, but the hook, the strings and the rest of the track are all brilliant. Also eventually sold by the nice instrumental on this one]

Ursula Rucker : This – With Jazzanova / Tempest – 12″ [Jazzanova do Detroit beatdown. Seems like a theme for this batch, but I was once again sold by the inclusion of an instrumental, since Miss Rucker can get a bit up her own ass at times]

A new haul, and more on that last one

From Boomkat (not in-hand yet):

Rene Lowe + Paul St. HilaireFaith (late on this one)

V/ASuperlongevity 3 (late on this one)

Arne WeinbergCupola (from the clips I’d say this is probably my favorite Arne release to date)

Claro IntellectoPeace Of Mind EP (late on this one)

From Piccadilly:

John Beltran : Candela / Starlight Memories – Kirk Degiorgio Remix – Ubiquity 12″ (Wicked straight through. Starlight Memories features Stateless (no, not Woody Allen, sorry), and is one of the better of his newer organic releases that I’ve heard. The Kirk Degiorgio mix is some wicked broken techno with the Stateless vocal in tact. Excellent. Should be a no-brainer for Ubiquity fans)

Russ Gabriel : The Crossing – Soul on Wax 12″ (The a-side is big and latin in a Russ Gabriel kinda way – one of the more appealing straight-up house tracks he’s done IMO. The b-side is a mad dub of it – properly dubby. Sounds very unusual in a latin/broken/dubbed way, but is rather minimal in a maybe-wish-it-did-more kinda way. Can’t wait to get my mits on the new album – which I’ve only seen @ Rush Hour so far)

Ennio Morricone : Remixes Volume 2 – Compost 3xLP (Playing right now. Seems to be mostly broken beat and house of the highest calibre. I think both these triple-packs are going to be hot items for a long time to come once people get over the 3x-pack sticker shock. Not a moment of filler on either one from what I can tell, with each remixer turning in efforts worthy of the task.)

Nitzer Ebb : Murderous – Phil Kieran Mix / Control I’m Here – LFO Mix – Nova Mute 12″ (Both sound nice. Still need to ingest.)

Marco Passarani : I House You / Clair – Peacefrog 12″ (Mad vocodered Jungle Bros. electro remake on the a-side. Ethereal techno on the flip with disco synth lines dominating. Both much better than I could count on from the audio clips.)

Squarepusher : Ultravisitor – Sampler – Warp 12″ (Whole thing is great, with A-1 and B standing out. Big melodies. First Squarepusher I’ve bought since his first one, so I may not be the best person to spout off about this one.)

Stereolab : Margarine Eclipse – Duophonic 2xLtd LP (Yarr… eat my limited pressing of the new one! Sounds very electronic in some bits, yet overall not a huge departure from recent albums. Sounds lonely without Mary Hansen. 🙁 Still need to properly ingest. Their albums always take a few listens for me.)

$tinkworx : Los Gatos Lloros EP – Delsin 12″ (more goodness from Stinki – The Putsch ’79 remix in particular is some funky disco meets techno action that I’m totally drooling over.)

Ultramarine : Carl Craig Remixes – Real Soon 12″ (finally the repress…)

And some further comments on these purchases from last week:

Kai Alce : M-7 – Mahogani 12″ (Totally seductive and minimal. Those moaning voices! I *really* like this although the face-valueness required a bit of an attitude readjustment. Can’t wait to hear this loud. It’s gonna DESTROY!!!)

Brothomstates : Rktic / Matala Bobo – Arcola 12″ (Another one that I vascilated on for a while before deciding that I really like it. The vocals on the B-side are very unexpected. I think the overuse of delay on this one made me suspect there wasn’t as much to it as there is, but it does have it all there, and both tracks take a long time to develop into the big epicness they arrive at. Cool.)

Chef : Extraball (The Remixes) – Grill 12″ (The Kemit Sources remix is a bit stripped down for what it is, but still works well. Perhaps not as compelling as some of their other stuff for the almost-trackyness of it, but still nice. The Freaks mix gets tired quickly)

DJ Genesis : Back in the Middle (The Remixes) – Dynamite Soul 12″ (No reason to bother with this except for the Theo Parrish remix, but it is excellent. I really like the return to the dancefloor he’s made in the last year or so. This is just no-nonsense deep Detroit beatdown with hints at techno, as we like it from Mr. Parrish. Those chords are sick.)

Everyday People Feat. Loretta Heywood : I Can’t Sleep – Earth Project 12″ (All three are very good and very different. One housey with a hint of broken beat, one downtempo in a very analogue Spacek way, the last with a devastating Afronaught beat and all the goodies you’d expect from him. This is one hell of a broken beat tune – just wish there was another version of this mix with the vocal too. Am I just imagining that it exists elsewhere?)

Mark Force : Running In The Red – Archive 12″ (Quality broken techno at a variety of speeds with a variety of different breaks. Pretty nutty. Not gaga over it, but definitely worth a thorough scan. Also still need to spend some more time with this one.)

Franz Ferdinand : Take Me Out – Morgan Geist Re-Version – Domino 12″ (More ultra-slow house grooves from MG. Like I said initially, this should appeal to the MG house of jealous lovers remix fans. The vocal is better on this though, and the remix really covers some territory while capturing the mood of the original. Also has a totally mad intro.)

Kerrier District : Kerrier District – Rephlex 3xLP (Some really brilliant moments on first listen, especially the first track. Need to spend more time with it. Obviously drowning in vinyl at the moment though.)

Monolake : Cern / White II – Monolake 12″ (Been out for a while on CD IIRC, but limited to 200 copies now on white vinyl. Buy now or regret it. Cern is brilliant future electro (sorta) stuff. White II is scary.)

Moodmusic Limited : Unreleased Vol.2 – Moodmusic 12″ (The b-side of this one has a pretty subdued, high-pitched acid line that comes in about 1/2-way through. Rather like it. The a-side is a bit aimless though.)

New Sector Movements : Sho You Right / Something – Goya Music Promo 12″ (Ultra-lush broken soul or R&B or whatever. Very big. Only listened once so far though.)

Osunlade & Nadirah Shakoor : Pride / Touched My Soul – Set 12″ (Repress. Up there with his best stuff.)

Recloose : Us Vs Us – Rush Hour 12″ (Very glad I decided to get this one. The Recloose mix should be exactly what fans of Recloose like, and the Kid Sublime mix almost reminds me of First Floor Metaphor ultra-slow (prolly 90bpm) house.)

Franck Roger : Mascarade – Versatile 12″ (Quality straight-through. Two house cuts, one broken beat. The A-side is the real stand-out but all three cuts = nice. B1 is a cool French take on West London broken beats.)

Arthur Russell : The World Of Arthur Russell – Soul Jazz 3xLP (Wow! Totally brilliant. You can count me as a fan now.)

Sequel : Neptune, Moon & Mars / Upsolid – Sonar Kollektiv 12″ (Can probably skip this one. The squelchy bassline sounds very nice at first, but there’s not enough funk in the variations to the bassline later on (they feel a bit forced and obvious), and the rest of it just doesn’t do anything that much more exciting than once it first reaches full-speed.)

Dani Siciliano : Likes… – !K7 2xLP (Growing on me. The best tracks are gorgeous and should absolutely appeal to fans of her previous stuff. It’s all pretty downtempo though, so you know. Surprised no one else is mentioning this yet.)

Siriusmo : Sirius EP – Sonar Kollectiv 12″ (This is only really worth it if you like the track ‘Cuba’ – the rest is a bit flakey IMO. However, ‘Cuba’ totally justifies the price in my mind. A dope-ass broken beat destructor.)

Skyy : First Time Around – Larry Levan Mix / Call Me – Salsoul 12″ (Crap, I totally forgot this is one of those tracks I lost my sh*t to when Theo Parrish dropped it @ DEMF 2000. Totally essential.)

$tinkworx : Whut / Yinmao / Mischa – Platinum Projects 12″ (Don’t sleep on this reissue. It’s excellent. Some bits of disco cut-up a la Cajual, but with loads of techy synth work on top. All-around great three-tracker – one of my favorites of this haul. All of the tracks evolve a ton, and none of it is easilly classifiable.)

Swag : Them Drums – Version Music 12″ (I like both sides. One’s rough, one’s deep. Both nice. Probably not essential, but nice. If nothing else, the a-side would make a wicked tool, and the B-side will fit well into lots of different sets.)

Martina Topley-Bird : I Still Feel It (Freaks / Jori Hulkkonen Remixes) – Independiente 12″ (This one is a bit cheesy, vocal-wise. Probably would not buy again, despite nice bits in the Hulkkonen remix.)

Zoltar : Story Of An Age / Wah Wah – Sonar Kollektiv12″ (Pretty much exactly what you’d expect from Domu at the moment on the broken beat side. The house cut doesn’t really do it for me though, as with most of his housier stuff. Perhaps a bit sacarine.)

Saturday’s Record Shopping

Kai Alce : M-7 – 12″ (a tasty, dirty Detroit house groove. Not essential, but nice)

Brothomstates : Rktic / Matala Bobo – 12″ (Arcola thingy which everyone is rightly spooing over)

Chef : Extraball (The Remixes) – 12″ (Kemit Sources and Freaks remixes – both sound hot)

DJ Genesis : Back In The Middle (The Remixes) – 12″ (has that Theo Parrish remix we all been waiting for – yay!)

Everyday People Feat. Loretta Heywood : I Can’t Sleep – 12″ (Spacek and Afronaught remixes – a gorgeous vocal)

Mark Force : Running In The Red – 12″ (not sure how I missed out on this earlier. I know I had it in my cart at one point… Quality broken techno)

Franz Ferdinand : Take Me Out – Morgan Geist Re-Version – 12″ (think: House of Jealous Lovers remix, but slower, better, and this time with the vocal. Coooool)

Inner Life : Moment Of My Life / I Like It Like That – 12″ (Salsoul reissue that Farley always caned in those WBMX mixes – one of my favorite Hotmix 5 classics)

Kerrier District : Kerrier District – 3xLP (Vibert gone disco)

K L : Smile / Life – 12″ (this one slipped by unnoticed the first time – ’99. Kenny Larkin on KMS reissue. Feel dumb for not having it sooner…)

Monolake : Cern / White II – 12″ (yummy)

Moodmusic Limited : Unreleased Vol.2 – 12″ (guess I’m gonna have to track down that Heinrik Schwarz as well, innit)

New Sector Movements : Sho You Right / Something – 12″ (new NSM promo on Virgin. Slow-mo broken soul – may as well call it r&b. Sounds tasty though)

Nu Era : Some Think Electronic – 2×10″ (yet more broken techno, from the 4 Hero massive)

Osunlade & Nadirah Shakoor : Pride / Touched My Soul – 12″ (repress. Dig both tracks)

Recloose : Us Vs Us – 12″ (was hesitant first time I saw it, eventually it was the Kid Sublime remix that sold me. Real slow. Real good)

Franck Roger : Mascarade – 12″ (deep house and broken beats a la Versatile. Delivers exactly the quality you’d expect)

Arthur Russell : The World Of Arthur Russell – 3xLP (Very happy to have Dinosaur L and a few others off of this, and hoping to learn about a ton of his other stuff. Soul Jazz hooks my ass up!)

Sequel : Neptune, Moon & Mars / Upsolid – 12″ (more very tech-y broken beats on Sonar Kollectiv)

Dani Siciliano : Likes… – 2xLP (when I first heard the ‘Come as you are’ cover on Gilles Petersen ages ago, it really left me cold, but on hearing a few more clips I’m warming to it a bit. All seems to be pretty downtempo. Will give fuller report in due time)

Siriusmo : Sirius EP – 12″ (more Sonar Kollectiv broken beat madness)

Skyy : First Time Around – Larry Levan Mix / Call Me – 12″ (more tasty Salsoul reissue business)

$tinkworx : Whut / Yinmao / Mischa – 12″ (Hopefully have the latest Delsin one on the way as well)

Swag : Them Drums – 12″ (why did I pass on this the first time? Both mixes seem very tasty)

Martina Topley-Bird : I Still Feel It (Freaks / Jori Hulkkonen Remixes) – 12″ (the Hulkkonen mix is a perfect middle-ground between his house and techno stuffs. Sounds very deep)

Zoltar : Story Of An Age / Wah Wah – 12″ (yet another Domu project, this time also for Sonar Kollektiv. Passed on a few of his other more recent things after his deluge of genius, but this one seems to be pretty on it)

Prosthetic Memory