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Kowton – Shuffle Good (Andy Stott Remix)

Label: Boomkat Editions
Catalog#: BKEDIT006
Country: UK
Release date: 13-06-2013
Source: WEB
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 51 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno, Experimental, Abstract, Dubstep

Tracklist:
A1 – Shuffle Good
A2 – EFX01
B – Shuffle Good

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28.06.2013 Dubstep Experimental TechnoARTIST:Boomkat Editions, Kowton Read more

Pye Corner Audio – Superstitious Century

Artist: Pye Corner Audio
Title Of Album: Superstitious Century
Year Of Release: feb 2013
Label: Boomkat Editions / BKEDIT005
Genre: Experimental, techno
Quality: MP3 / FLAC, Vinyl, 12″, Limited Edition
Bitrate: 320 kbps / Lossless
Total Time: 00:19:18
Total Size: 43 mb / 94 mb

Tracklist:
A1 – Vorticism
A2 – Zero Centre
B1 – Wasted Evolution
B2 – End Of All Eras

Excerpts from the album. Now available from Experimedia.net.* The Head Technician cruises up with his first 12″ maxi single, presented on Boomkat Editions. Since Type’s reissue of his Black Mill Tapes last year, PCA has had praise coming from all angles: whether it’s for his slick-but-sleazy, Carl Craigian lustre, the BoC-like melodic hooks, or his beautifully full bodied analogue production; he’s really hit a collective soft spot dead on. We were keen to hear him attempt something slightly more club-wise, and, et voila, we now have Superstitious Century. Opener “Vorticism” is a real peach, steeped in nostalgia for early ’90s UK house with the rosy-cheeked, wide-eyed essence of Smokebelch and classic AFX (it almost sounds like something off the first Analogue Bubblebath EP) distilled to a spine-tingling brew, and neatly contrasting with the subtle, slo-mo balearic build of “Zero Centre” to complete the A-side. Turn her over for the extended and seductively oily, oriental chug of “Wasted Evolution”, which has become a bit of an anthem at our monthly Haxan gatherings, and there’s the blissed out arpeggios of “End of all Eras” to bring us safely in to port, like some lost outtake off Boards of Canada’s Music Has the Right to Children.