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Artist Fold
Title The Grasshopper Lies Heavy EP
Genre Techno
Label Electric Minds
Catalog# EMINDS 029DD
Released 2014
MP3 Download Source WEB
Play Time 28:43 min
Total Tracks. 4
Bitrate 320 kbps

1. Gully ( 6:55)
2. Dun Kno ( 7:35)
3. Gelatinous ( 6:23)
4. Harlyn Dub ( 7:50)

Here, former Homepark man Rob Glassett dons his Fold guise for a second EP of atmospheric late night jams for the always-intriguing Electric Minds imprint. There’s much to enjoy, from the claustrophobic warmth of opener “Gully” – all bouncing, one-note riffs, heavily compressed bottom end and distorted techno drums – to the off-kilter deep futurism of the decidedly wonky “Gelatinous” (think alien melodies, intricate cymbals and rolling beats). There’s some piano-laden late night tech-house dubbiness in the shape of “Dun Kno”, and a triumphant trip into sparse, smoky, minimal dub techno territory (the standout “Harlyn Dub”). In other words, there’s plenty to excite those of a late night techno sensibility.

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Label/Cat#: Electric Minds – EMINDS030DD
Source: WEB
Release date: 2014-05-26
Format: mp3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 56 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: House, Bass

Tracklist
1. Mirdad (Original Mix)4:54
2. Pledge (Original Mix)6:03
3. Pledge (Trevino Remix)8:14
4. I Love Me (Original Mix)5:38

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Label/Cat#: Electric Minds – EMINDS 026
Year: 15 July, 2013
Source: WEB
Format: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 67 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Deep House

Tracklist:
1. To The Disco 77 (06:59)
2. Got 2 B (Jay Shephear remix) (06:34)
3. Got 2 B (Endian remix) (07:11)
4. Useless (Duff Disco remix) (08:45)

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Label: Electric Minds
Catalog#: EMINDS 025X
Release date: 11 March, 2013
Source: WEB
Format: FLAC
Quality: lossless
Size: 114 mb
Genre: Deep House

Tracklist:
1. Basement 3B (06:12)
2. Gurlz (07:08)
3. Fat Kid (06:35)

Little-known London producer Echer pops up on Electric Minds with a three-track taster of his basement-minded deep house style. Opener “Basement 3B” sets the tone, pitching simple, woozy melodies against hissing, snare-heavy grooves and occasional bursts of late night vocal oddness. The hissing “Gurlz”, on the other hand, sounds like a tribute to simpler times – all nagging bottom-end, relentless ’90s house pianos and rave-era attitude. Best of all is the defiantly crackly “Fat Kid”, a kind of minimal-era take on “Deep Burnt”-period Pepe Bradock. There’s enough in all three tracks to suggest that Echer could be one to watch this year.

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