spain s javi bora has been steadily carving out a name for himself over the past few years holding up a residency at the infamous, now late space ibiza and its kehakuma parties, as well as racking up releases for elrow music, suara, robsoul, 2020 vision and moda black. here though we see him paired with fellow spaniard for a new ep set to be released via london s fledgling spilt milk recordings which has played host to material from the likes of italoboyz, alexi delano and of course its founders tred benedict and st. bernard. title-track bounze takes the lead on the record, laying the foundations with snaking synth sequences, voice atmospherics and robust rhythms before hector moralez and katal step in on the remix. the pair reshape bounze with their own stripped-back distinctive style, opting for floating pads, heavily swung percussion and snippets from the originals spoken parts. ritual rights follows and lays focus on arpeggio 303 tinged bass hits, crunchy drums and subtly unfolding synth leads that ebb and flow throughout the record. the 002 then rounds out the package with dubby stab sequences, soaring pad swells and gritty, energetic rhythms

spilt milk recordings was launched in early 2015 off the back of the esteemed london events with resident dj marc ashkens lupine ep, since then the label has gone on to release material from founders tred benedict and st. bernard alongside remixes from alexi delano and mihai popoviciu and picking up support from the likes of art department, matt tolfrey, huxley and sidney charles along the way.

spilt milk the label behind some of londons best parties step out with their 3rd release. this ep features four tracks skilfully put together by st. bernard, who gives us the 2 original cuts for the record.

spilt milk return with their second release from mr spilt milk himself tred benedict. tred drops a tasty original track full of groove and energy, alot like the man himself. on remix duties, label favourite marcashken turns a wonderful interpretation and the awesome mihai popoviciu takes things up a notch with a classy techno work out. the final track is another original but this time in collaboration with label partner st. bernard, with the pair dropping a rather murky minimal number with some choice words from one of their idols.

spilt milk recordings launches with fresh new material from marc ashken, a proficient producer whos worked with the likes of safari electronique and leftroom.

combining their influences of dance music, techno, ebm, industrial and post-punk, silent servant and broken english club offer a new breed of ebm infused techno wave on the violence and divinity ep. limited edition vinyl pressing of 999 copies, first 500 are pressed on black inside milky clear vinyl, housed in a matte printed sleeve

dam mantle, aka tom marshallsay, commits the first track from his forthcoming debut album to vinyl as part of a split ep with glasgow collective lovers rights. the four-track ep is released via london-based art collective getme! lovers rights is the new project of three friends living in glasgow making music with synthesizers, they want to make you bounce in a dark room. after some time of the trio sharing ideas and equipment, this is the first of two planned releases in 2012.

blessings of the highest order compiles all of thou’s nirvana covers, originally recorded and released piecemeal on various eps, splits, and tributes from 2009 - 2018.

b-stock! cover & sleeve with seam split. vinyl unaffected & mint. advanced music in sound and concept - tom middleton presents his new project gcom. the triple vinyl release includes a download code.

roberto surace and cosmin horatiu head to bamboleo to the autumn with their split ep sintonia... fresh groovin hypno house

as with the first schleiben series, emotional response follows the success of the second set of split releases with a stand-alone album by one of the highlights, in neil tolliday

vienna-based producer sam irl popped up on our radar a couple of years ago following stellar releases on jazz & milk, but honestly we should have been paying far closer attention as this guy has been making the best crunchy, mpc-driven jazz-infused house music dating right back to 2006. ep’s for s3a’s sampling as an art and collaborative projects with patrick pulsinger and dusty have won him fans including gilles peterson (leading to a release on brownswood), mr scruff and session victim amongst many others. his live sets have also seen him perform at the hallowed grounds of panorama bar and sonar festival. for his debut ep here on freerange sam has delivered four tracks which perfectly showcase his production skills and knowledge of what makes a dance floor tick, kicking off with title track rain technique. quirky keys and a playful groove help build a warm and charming vibe, light and bouncy yet deep and driving enough to get your dance on to. trust follows with loping, lopsided percussion forming the basis of the groove, sparse rhodes pads punctuating the beat and adding just the right musical element to the mix without cluttering the beats or compromising the sense of space. flipping over we have all thats left which sees sam utilising his trusted tr606 for some lovely snappy snares and sizzling hihats. chiming arpeggios join the repeating chord riff creating another simple yet uplifting and playful mood which cant fail to get under your skin. closing the ep we have a wonky, shuffling house track which once again shows sam proving less is more, sampling his key elements into the mpc and jamming out the arrangement in a live and improvised way which brings a fresh, somewhat naive appeal to the production.

robert o dell is known from a couple of long deleted electro jams on the metroplex sub-label interface (produced with juan atkins) and an obscure split ep released on rephlex in 1998.. o dell is inspired by a lot of groups, from kraftwerk to duran duran and has been in different bands all of his life, collaborating with such luminaries as george clinton.. this six track lp fuses electrofunk and r&b with the dark energy of the techno sound he grew up with