If-Only Podcast #39: Local Group
Intrepid explorers of the hardcore continuum past, present and future, they might take their name from the galaxy group we inhabit, but Local Group are odds-on to discover some long-forgotten warehouse ordnance...
Premiere: Andy Rantzen – Green Man
One-time psychologist Andy Rantzen has found a new lease of life thanks to the archeological efforts of Michael Kucyk and his Noise In My Head offshoot, Efficient Space. The Sydney-based musician made his name ...
Minor Science picks 10 breakbeat slammers from the ‘10s
Angus Finlayson's Minor Science project saw its finest moment to date on a sophomore 12" for the Nic Tasker-helmed label, Whities. Where splintered rhythms coalesce with day-glo synths on his first proper relea...
Premiere: Gnork – See Me Rollin
With a self-confessed penchant for chords and bouncy beats, Gnork's first ever full length spans a wide range of sounds. From spacey to frenetic, The Lost Tapes is set to drop on his newly formed Outskirts impr...
Mic Mills – The Globalise LP
Venturing from regular stomping ground Untzz Records by way of Butter Sessions and Rhythm Works, Mic Mills has been hard at work on his debut LP. Taking his sound away from his homely continent and placing it i...
Interview & Premiere: R-Zone – Greatest Enemy
A bit of rave revivalism here, a sly nod to the jacking sounds of Chicago there, R-Zone is the '90s-obsessed, clandestine sub-label to DJ TLR's Creme Organization. The sense of nostalgia is palpable, but everyt...
Truly Madly’s top 10 Deepravers™
With a record collection that goes deeper than the average, Truly Madly has made his name mixing some of the finest breakbeat techno and hardcore you're likely to find either side of the Atlantic with pinpoint ...