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PALACE (PWBC) – Family Business
London’s most vital skateboard company put in a valiant effort at the Boiler Room Fives tournament. As the video above demonstrates, it was a family effort all the way. Those guys are the best!
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Peh Per Ghost – ‘Slow Train’
A little something we think you’ll enjoy that got sent through recently right here, from an artist called Peh Per Ghost.
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Midland – ‘What We Know’
New Midland is always a treat, there’s just so few guys out there producing house music quite like him. So polished in production, such subtle use of ideas, frankly it’s just the dopest shit!
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Py & iO – ‘Whispers’
We’re big fans of vocalist Py over here at Boiler Room HQ – and to convince you to become fans too, her’s a track off her forthcoming mixtape produced by iO.
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Jamie Grind – ‘We Still Play’
As Infrasonics continue their long-standing mission of bringing you excellent dance music, they’ve just released a new split EP from Jamie Grind and Kingthing.
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Andy Blake – ‘Cave Paintings 3y’
A perfect slab of techno here from Andy Blake, label owner of Cave Paintings. The guys behind the Cave Paintings and Plain Sight labels are currently planning a Boiler Room session – and if it’s anything like the track above, we’ll be remembering/ recovering from it for a while..
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Black Orange Juice – ‘Back Of My Car’
Now normally I would advise you to stick well clear of black orange juice, because that shit is wayyy past it’s use-by date. This however is not a food product, and should be guzzled down in abundance.
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Tomas Barfod – Broken Glass (Shlohmo Remix)
Tomas Barfod is one of the members of whomadewho, and he has an EP out today on Friends Of Friends. This track is on it, a pretty spectacular remix from YouTube sensation Shlohmo.
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Double Helix – ‘Chamber Of Light’
There’s a really, really extensive LP on the way from the LHF collective on the label formally known as Keysound. Seriously, it’s lengthy – but then again, there’s a massive collective behind it.
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Sunless ’97 – Illuminations (Becoming Real remix)
The one and only Becoming Real giving new guy Sunless ’97 a bit of a reworking, to rather desirable effect.
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Marcellus Pittman – ‘A Walk Thru Osaka’
So, the big news is that the delightful guys over at Still music are repressing the highly sought after ‘The Dark: The Soul Of Detroit’ compilation which they initially put out there way back in 2005.
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The Whendays – ‘Untru Love II (The Whendays Nu Love Mix)’
Some new faces for most of us right about here with The Whendays reworking one of their own tracks. We sure as hell do get sent a lot of stuff, and it’s always worth checking because sometimes you find total gems like this.
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HOTFLUSH – IT’S NOT A SOUND
Wow, so Boiler Room FIVES seems like a ridiculously long time ago eh? But, in the wake of it’s greatness we’ve been catching up with all the teams involved – and now seemed like the right time to hit up Hotflush, what with Scuba’s album release and the fact they’re just generally killing it.
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Kelpe – ‘I Felt Fuzzy’
Some newness from the Svetlana Industries homies.. who have a new EP from Kelpe on the horizon. Like the title suggest this sure as hell does make you feel warm and fuzzy, like being wrapped in felt or being pregnant maybe. I’ve no idea what either actually feels like.
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Bleep’s ‘Filtered’ Compilation of Unsigned Goodness
Filtered was a project masterminded by the collective heads of Bleep, Warp Records, SoundCloud, and Transition Mastering Studios where they set about checking out the work of 4000 unsigned artists. The end result of which is a compilation of just 10 tracks. All of which are pretty on point.
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ENA – ‘Analysis Code’
This one makes me all misty eyed, longing for those days when ‘Router’ wasn’t even released yet and everything that was getting played by the new cats in dubstep was so exciting we could barely contain ourselves. Se7en are some of the best guys still pushing that sound – and they’re great at it.
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Mr Beatnick – ‘Shifting Sands’
When rhythms and soothing synth melodies collide as well as this it can mean only one thing, perfectly executed house music. This is a sampler of Mr Beatnick’s new EP for Don’t Be Afraid – and it’s a bit of a heater.
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Photek & Pinch – ‘M25FM’
Does anyone mind if I describe this as cinematic acid?! That’s what it sounds like to me.
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Special Request – ‘Alone’
Special Request is a new project from Paul Woolford, which was spawned by his career-long obsession with pirate radio but is apparently set to go all kinds of interesting places.
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Traxman – ’1988′
Straight from Da Mind of Traxman, here’s a delicious slice of dark, 303 madness laced with those undeniable footwork drums that are the hallmark of this Ghetto House legends work.
