A gorgeous composition of psychedelic, quest-like downtempo. NYC producer Downstairs J (aka Josh Abramovici) followed up his highly acclaimed 2021 debut album on Incienso with an incredible EP on Brussels label, SUZI to close out 2022. The full EP resonated heavily with my dub, downtempo and calm listening sensibilities, but the accompanying art direction propels theContinue reading “Downstairs J – Symbiosis [SUZI]”
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2Lanes – Bootcut Chords [Cape St. Francis]
Pulsating club-ready dub techno from the Detroit producer riding his own wave. Recent years have seen a consistently focused output from 2Lanes. Joey’s enthusiasm for studio recording and openness to share pics of his equipment were what drew me to him in the first place but I quickly understood (by way of listening to hisContinue reading “2Lanes – Bootcut Chords [Cape St. Francis]”
Dave Angel – Keeping On
Toeing the line perfectly between rhythmic techno sensibilities and trance chord progressions. Liquid techno if you will. All 4 tracks on Dave Angel’s 1994 In Flight Entertainment EP promote a lighter-footed, groovier, even bubblier idea of what techno can sound like, executed none better than in Keeping On. Perfect swing, percussion work is riveting andContinue reading “Dave Angel – Keeping On”
Adventures of Stevie V – Indecision
1990 piano house anthem about the ubiquitous thought pattern of indecision. Obscured by the hit single, “Dirty Cash” on their debut album, “Indecision” in the A5 slot, largely overlooked. A unique repeating chorus of spelling out “Indecision” I believe is what originally stuck with me after years of listening to it. An undeniably funky rhythmContinue reading “Adventures of Stevie V – Indecision”
Ali Berger – Nonsight Vision (Original Slam) [Trackland]
Crisp, funky, dancefloor-ready house slammer. The prolific Pittsburgh dynamo, Ali Berger, uploaded his first release of 2022 on Trackland, his lengthy self-release digital catalog on Bandcamp, with a simple message – the tempo’s goin up! That sentiment always leaves me excited to listen and the execution on his Nonsight Vision (Original Slam) track reflects aContinue reading “Ali Berger – Nonsight Vision (Original Slam) [Trackland]”
Qnete – Likewax [Drowned Records]
Blissful, balearic house drifter. Back in the early/mid 2010s, I placed a significant amount of weight on Hurfyd music videos as my barometer for worthy-of-purchase new electronic releases. One video still stands the test of time, my favorite, the Likewax track by Qnete out of Bremen, DE. Released on a V/A 12″ for his DrownedContinue reading “Qnete – Likewax [Drowned Records]”
Ciel – A Collage for Jake and Emilie [Mister Saturday Night]
High octane, pulsating, wonky stepper. Ciel‘s latest 12″ on Mister Saturday Night rips right from the drop; the A1 track, A Collage for Jake and Emilie, sets a sharp, pointed and energetic tone for the EP. Commanding kicks pair seamlessly with popping snares and lay the foundation for a buffet of textures diving and soaringContinue reading “Ciel – A Collage for Jake and Emilie [Mister Saturday Night]”
Aubrey – Other Forms [Textures]
Classic euphoric Solid Groove. Legendary UK techno and house producer, Aubrey (Allen Saei), made a career of toeing the line between the two genres, typically with a trademark sense of groove, swing, and funk. I always found his signature style of mixing and mastering particularly unique; never uniform, you can hear different elements like aContinue reading “Aubrey – Other Forms [Textures]”
LT – Disc Trail [X-Kalay]
Airy, uplifting spiritual synth builder. Lewis “LT” Taylor follows up his 2019 Staminize EP with a fresh A1 crusher called Disc Trail on London-based X-Kalay, released digitally today. The synths tightly fit into each corner of the rhythm and the tempo matches the exciting energy of the 9-minute build. Peaktime harmonic techno that pushes asContinue reading “LT – Disc Trail [X-Kalay]”
Spaced Out Krew – EXTASZ [PPU Records]
Sexy, grownup groover strictly for the afterhours bassline freaks. On a recent visit to Joint Custody, I was flipping through the “Electronic” bin while a customer brought this Spaced Out Krew record on DC label, Peoples Potential Unlimited, up to the counter and asked Ambrose if he could listen to it over the store speakersContinue reading “Spaced Out Krew – EXTASZ [PPU Records]”
Ghosts On Tape – No Go [ICEE HOT]
Blastoff bass techno bomb from the now defunct San Francisco label. ICEE HOT had a brief but impactful run from 2012-2015 in SF as a record label and occasional party series, co-managed by Shawn Reynaldo, DJ Will, Low Limit and Ghosts On Tape. My introduction to Avalon Emerson came from her 2014 release on ICEEContinue reading “Ghosts On Tape – No Go [ICEE HOT]”
Boymerang – Lazarus [Astralwerks]
The most righteous DnB drum programming I’ve ever heard. While hitting the studio with Max D a couple weeks ago, he threw down a rubbery bassline that reminded him of a certain seminal DnB artist: Boymerang. I had never heard of their music, which prompted a youtube deep dive into Boymerang’s 1997 Balance of TheContinue reading “Boymerang – Lazarus [Astralwerks]”
Christian Smith & John Selway – Slow River [SINO]
Slow burn with a constant churn. I’ve been a fan of DC-native John Selway since first hearing his Shimmerdown 12″ on Future Times; his collaborations with Christian Smith through the 90s and 2000s were seminal East Coast US works in the deep & minimal techno world. Much to my delight, I came across this 2007Continue reading “Christian Smith & John Selway – Slow River [SINO]”
Cratan – Secondary [Fixed Rhythm]
Driving, hypnotizing, purist hard techno out of Dallas. Gautham Garg, as his Decoder alias and here under Cratan, holds steady the keys to contemporary Midwestern US techno’s future. The A1 selection, Secondary, of his recent Fixed Rhythms 12″ (entitled Boulder) checks all the boxes for a techno hit – disorienting tom drums, winding and grindingContinue reading “Cratan – Secondary [Fixed Rhythm]”
Sir E.U + Tooth Choir – I Can’t Stop Thinkin Bout My Baby [Future Times]
Gorgeous contemporary long-form poetry from Sir E.U + Tooth Choir’s latest collaboration album, Bop 3. Listening to the tape earlier this morning, I was paralyzed by this 21-minute closing track. Tooth Choir‘s production and looping sensibility boast orchestral harmonics setting the perfect emotional landscape for Sir E.U‘s freestyle expressions of pure gratitude and vulnerability. FreeformContinue reading “Sir E.U + Tooth Choir – I Can’t Stop Thinkin Bout My Baby [Future Times]”
Steve Leeds – Sorry, No Words [MAD Disco]
I found this MAD Disco flexi-disc sitting in the jacket of my copy of Lipps, Inc – Mouth To Mouth (the “Funkytown” record). MAD Magazine distributed these flexi-disc promo records periodically in their special editions through the 1970s, with this MAD Disco flexi being one of their last – a tongue-in-cheek statement in 1980 proclaimingContinue reading “Steve Leeds – Sorry, No Words [MAD Disco]”
Foul Play – Open Your Mind [Speed Limit: 140 BPM+]
Warp speed, rollercoaster hardcore from the foundation of drum n bass. Foul Play consisted of a trio of Northhampton producers, John Morrow and Steve Bradshaw, originally releasing Open Your Mind in 1993 on the Moving Shadow label. There’s a unique sense of experimentation and convergence of multiple production concepts making this track stand out; it showcasesContinue reading “Foul Play – Open Your Mind [Speed Limit: 140 BPM+]”
MoMA Ready – Let It Go [HAUS of ALTR]
NY techno-jungle break fusion poetry in motion. The latest Untitled self-release album from Wyatt Stevens’ MoMA Ready project explores an impressive range of modern techno energy and spiritual depth. Let It Go sits in the middle of the album, exploding out the gate with a bumpy bassline and hard knock drum breaks before guiding intoContinue reading “MoMA Ready – Let It Go [HAUS of ALTR]”
Entro Senestre – DOHC [W.T. Records]
High-flying NY synth arp majesty from a classic 2015 W.T. Records release by BANK Records founder, Jon Beall, under his Entro Senestre alias. The A1 deep house track, Rosegold, became a widespread hit from the release (as listened to nearly 4million times on youtube), but the 2nd cut, DOHC, has remained an earworm in myContinue reading “Entro Senestre – DOHC [W.T. Records]”
Deniro – Painting 1 [TAPE Records Amsterdam]
In-the-pocket liquid wavy synth techno roller. Originally self-released in 2016 on Deniro‘s own TAPE Records Amsterdam label, Painting 1 kicks straight in without hesitation or anticipation, a looping melodic synth already floating secondary to an energetic drum sequence. The background synth continues slightly diving and building with room for the main aqueous synth filling inContinue reading “Deniro – Painting 1 [TAPE Records Amsterdam]”
Kelis – Young, Fresh & New (So Solid remix)
2001 UK garage banger! I was digging through a pile of early 2000s trance records at Byrdland, local record shop near my job, and spotted this Kelis single off her 2nd studio album in the collection. Pharrell produced the original track and it sounds absolutely like his style during his club hit-making era and onContinue reading “Kelis – Young, Fresh & New (So Solid remix)”
Special Request – Compassion [!K7 Music]
Longform, swelling think-piece techno. Paul Woolford‘s Special Request alias has explored vast musical landscapes from bangers to complextro DnB releases in the last decade. I kept replaying Compassion from his recent DJ-Kicks record this past week; there’s an ascertained element of patience and progression that peels minute by minute as I’ve listened back. A trueContinue reading “Special Request – Compassion [!K7 Music]”
Black Rave Culture – Columbia Rd (Uptown) [Haus of Altr]
Car stereo chiller, dance floor killer…Massif! The recent debut of Black Rave Culture (James Bangura, DJ Nativesun & Amal) shook the DC-NY scene in one crushing seismic wave last month; the breathe and range of the album flexes their collective production knowledge and how harmoniously these three compliment and build on each others’ flow. TheContinue reading “Black Rave Culture – Columbia Rd (Uptown) [Haus of Altr]”
Skee Mask – Dolan Tours [Ilian Tape]
Relaxed soundscape keys in perfect juxtaposition with hardcore breaks. Pool is the best album to release in 2021 thus far. That’s my opinion, duh, but you’d be insane to listen and deny the Skee Mask signature intricacies and details that separate this album into a stratosphere all it’s own. Dolan Tours sits in the 2ndContinue reading “Skee Mask – Dolan Tours [Ilian Tape]”
Dreamcast – Lonely Hearts Club [The Lost Tape]
A perfect loop matched in perfect harmonic overlay. The Lonely Hearts Club track on my copy of Dreamcast’s 2017 “The Lost Tape” LP has started crackling this past week. I’ve played it tirelessly, wearing down the vinyl grooves more than any other track from the record but I’ve never gotten enough of it. It’s supremelyContinue reading “Dreamcast – Lonely Hearts Club [The Lost Tape]”
Amal – Gleam [HOCHI RUNS]
A sweet, melodic, melancholy, uplifting, entrancing and reflective preview into a bright, gleaming future for DC young gun, Amal. “Holy Shit,” I audibly reacted in my headphones on first listen of Gleam, “I’ve never heard anything like this before.” What separates this from any other DnB or breaks track out there is the raw emotionContinue reading “Amal – Gleam [HOCHI RUNS]”
Roza Terenzi – Illusions [Step ball Chain]
Roza Terenzi‘s refreshingly eclectic and outside-the-box approach to her Stylish Tantrum release in January has stayed with me these past few months, demanding several relistens as the weeks pass. The B2 track, Illusions, blends together elements of halftime, downtempo and low-end dub with a surprising yet effortlessly fluid drum break stepping into liquid DnB territory.Continue reading “Roza Terenzi – Illusions [Step ball Chain]”
Daze – Lips (’94 Original DAT Dub) [Lobster Theremin White]
Dusty, synth-pad drunk breaks from golden age of lofi house. Released as the 2nd installment on Lobster Theremin’s white label series in 2014, Australian hazy house producer, Daze’s Lips mixes have stood the test of time in uniqueness and ease of listening. It flows, baby. Still, my only critique of the track is wishing the vocalContinue reading “Daze – Lips (’94 Original DAT Dub) [Lobster Theremin White]”
DJ Sprinkles – Kissing Costs Extra [Kolour Ltd.]
Sensual, sexual and timeless recording from the one and only DJ Sprinkles. Appearing on the B-side of a 2013 V/A release on Houston’s Kolour Ltd. label, Kissing Costs Extra begins with a hazy, whimsical, Balearic-style bassline and progresses effortlessly into congas and light synth stabs that sink you deeper and deeper into relaxation. This trackContinue reading “DJ Sprinkles – Kissing Costs Extra [Kolour Ltd.]”
Green Velvet – Technology’s Out of Control [Music Man Records]
An end of the world, chaotic techno ripper from Green Velvet’s 1999 album, “Constant Chaos.” Aside from the album and track title fitting into the post-apocalyptic 2021 landscape, Technology’s Out of Control provides a look into how imperfect, unsynced live techno recording – when done appropriately – can result in organized mayhem. The drums confidently continueContinue reading “Green Velvet – Technology’s Out of Control [Music Man Records]”
Son of Sound – Night Shift [Basement Floor]
Kinky, playful house / disco hybrid slow burner. Phillip Chung & Turtle Bugg founded operated the NY-based Basement Floor label in 2013 while under the tongue-in-cheek production duo alias “Soul 2 Seoul” and sporadically released 7 records through 2018. Night Shift is an esoteric A2 cut by longtime NY disco producer Son of Sound fromContinue reading “Son of Sound – Night Shift [Basement Floor]”
Mor Elian – Planet Kismet [Visible Spectrum]
Far-out, psychedelic, enigmatic techno. Prolific Berlin-based techno producer Mor Elian‘s 3-track “Clairvoyant Fog” record on Visible Spectrum is now a year old and, listening to the final track Planet Kismet with fresh ears in 2021, it offers a wealth of soundscape melded into ever-changing but effortlessly smooth rhythmic drums. An acid synth arpeggiator sequence underneathContinue reading “Mor Elian – Planet Kismet [Visible Spectrum]”
Heiko Laux – Earthbouncing Pt. 1 [Kanzleramt]
Minimal, big room, classic lush techno. Heiko Laux had managed his Berlin label, Kanzleramt, for 4 years before releasing his first album entitled “Liquidism” in summer 1998. The first track, Earthbouncing [Pt 1], creates an incredible first impression of the record and has stuck with me this past month as a notably well-arranged, mixed andContinue reading “Heiko Laux – Earthbouncing Pt. 1 [Kanzleramt]”
uon – J [West Mineral Ltd.]
The essence of feeling stoned, musically-speaking. While careening wildly through favorite ambient releases this morning, none stack up quite like this J track by uon on West Mineral. Liquid, fluid, morphing synths diving over each other like molten lava reshaping the mountain side of an active volcano. The deep, cavernous, contorting bassline ignites your brain and rearrangesContinue reading “uon – J [West Mineral Ltd.]”
Money Morning – American Pharoah [Acting Press]
The soundscape soundtrack to your favorite sci-fi novel, re-imagined. Combined feelings of melancholy, curiosity, and growth lend a foundation to the emotional draw of the 2017 Corporate Karma EP from Money Morning on Acting Press. The American Pharoah track pulls the listener into hyperdrive through a distinct harmonic tunnel of space exploration and wonder. I’ve home-listened thisContinue reading “Money Morning – American Pharoah [Acting Press]”
Globex – Inversia 2 [Acting Press]
Sonically balanced and floating in ecstasy. The A-side on this 2018 Globex record for Acting Press revolved around a simple, single note pad but carries with it so much depth and imagination in the background. The bassline moves at it’s own pace, the cymbals continue on their own wonky pattern – each element of thisContinue reading “Globex – Inversia 2 [Acting Press]”
SCNTST – Hell Of A Group [Image Is Everything Pt. 2]
Self-released today on bandcamp, Skee Mask shared an album of retrospective 2010 demos under his first production alias, SCNTST, as a part 2 to his “Image Is Everything” release from 2015. You can hear the early foundations of slipperiness and ease of cohesiveness in all the recorded parts throughout the album, much of which takesContinue reading “SCNTST – Hell Of A Group [Image Is Everything Pt. 2]”
James Bangura – Synthetic Sustenance [Mister Saturday Night]
A chill yet relentlessly, dramatically building jam. In general, I’m an admirer of most cavernous, reverbed-out pad stabs and when you place one on the first hit and let it ride like in Synthetic Sustenance, that’s a ten. Rounding out “Interpretation of Sound” by DC’s own James Bangura, this B3 manifesto shifts between stripped backContinue reading “James Bangura – Synthetic Sustenance [Mister Saturday Night]”
Young Male – Reveal [White Material]
“How To Disappear In America” sounded fresh in 2016 and gets better with age – Young Male‘s last album on White Material still sparks new inspiration with each listen. A tractor-beam-like ripping drone synth starts off the A2 track, Reveal, progressing into slow-burning drums and chords that help balance the mood to an even levelContinue reading “Young Male – Reveal [White Material]”
Paul Johnson – Me And My Queen [Nite Life Collective]
The triumphant celebration A3 jam off an underrated 1998 Paul Johnson “We Can Make The World Spin” album. Me And My Queen puts Johnson’s sampling sixth sense on display. Some of the more well-known hits from the Chicago house legend carry a tougher, speedier and sometimes raunchier sampling spirit, but you get the sense he practiced patienceContinue reading “Paul Johnson – Me And My Queen [Nite Life Collective]”
Bookworms – You Say So [BANK]
Doubling blistered drum patterns underneath a sweet, enchanting melody. Experimentation and outside-the-box ideas are hallmarks for Bookworms (Nik Dawson), especially evident on a fresh listen back to his 2016 “Xenophobe” album on then-new Bank Records NYC. You Say So catches the listener off guard immediately, thrown into a swirling tornado of delay and repeated patterns that soundContinue reading “Bookworms – You Say So [BANK]”
INVT x Nick León – Jumpstart
Full-on, high octane techno-infused footwork. Listening around to INVT‘s self-release bandcamp page, Jumpstart sits in good company of what sounds like a typical session for the Miami producer. The entire SANO release boasts a beautifully mastered soundscape with an impeccably full sound spectrum, a confident understanding of the purpose behind the release and dark, sinisterContinue reading “INVT x Nick León – Jumpstart”
J. Albert – Atabey [anno]
A long-format slow-burning techno breakbeat manifesto. New York-based label anno released J. Albert‘s latest Pre Formal Audio EP in July with Atabey as the focus piece on the record. Nearly 9 minutes of existential-inducing pad, dub delay and flanger-tinged breaks culminate, ebb and flow for a superb audio journey. It’s a jam that sounded like a blastContinue reading “J. Albert – Atabey [anno]”
Michael Claus – Ocean Side [100% Silk]
Slick-filtered, slide-y sequential techno from longtime San Francisco producer, Michael Claus, stands out in this 8-track 2017 EP on LA-based label 100% Silk. That melodic arp pulls you in deep from point blank and carries those harmonically overlaid synth chords through a nonstop 7 minutes of chug. It takes years of experience and trial-and-error toContinue reading “Michael Claus – Ocean Side [100% Silk]”
Shaka – New Relationship [Local Talk]
Jazzy, playful, wickedly cool – this Shaka (Swiss house veteran) Kurt Spichiger record puts me in a stellar mood every listen. A new release as of last week on long standing Swedish house label Local Talk, New Relationship revives the bygone classic 90s house style of epic 8+ minute tracks that take you on a journey.Continue reading “Shaka – New Relationship [Local Talk]”
Kush Jones – Earth Note [Future Times]
Creating an incredibly playful atmosphere from the first note – rather Earth Note – a spiritually cleansing, celebratory tone takes hold from the get-go. Bronx-native Kush Jones‘ debut 12″ on Future Times in June clocked in as a certified hit, spawning a couple of represses in following months – this A1 track in particular an anthem. TheContinue reading “Kush Jones – Earth Note [Future Times]”
Alex Falk – Know [Allergy Season]
The electrifying Knoxville techno mastermind, Alex Falk, returns for a 2nd EP entitled Movefast on NY’s Allergy Season. Falk understands hypnotizing patterns and the perfect place to lock a loop, which is what makes the 4th track Know such an earworm. The vocal loop soars in from the first beat, circling the atmosphere while a 2-step pattern laysContinue reading “Alex Falk – Know [Allergy Season]”
Jackson Ryland – Stealth Mode [1432 R]
My new 4-track EP Stealth Mode released on 1432 R (officially) this past week. I was reflecting on the title track remembering feeling a thrill winging it on the chords after a practice run through. The drums and underlying synth sequence drove in a straight-ahead pattern leaving plenty of room to riff it on the Poly-800Continue reading “Jackson Ryland – Stealth Mode [1432 R]”
T-RWRK – Chanté [Holic Trax]
Yea, I think this record got taken down from Discogs at one point because it’s blatant copyright infringement (ripping off the groove from Cybil – Love So Special), but it’s back up for sale! I bought it from Juno in 2013(?), a one-off bootleg edit record from London-based Holic Trax and got a ton ofContinue reading “T-RWRK – Chanté [Holic Trax]”
Steve Rachmad – A Fabla [SINO]
A true original, Steve Rachmad fostered the Detroit techno sound in the Netherlands from 1996 onward. Rachmad’s 2nd full-length album, Neo Classica, landed on Technasia’s Sino label in 2006. Big room techno had been waning in popularity by that era and though experimentation in melding house, techno and elements of trance is evident throughout this album, theContinue reading “Steve Rachmad – A Fabla [SINO]”
DJ Skull – Get Em [DJAX-Up-Beats]
Originally released under the Internet Server 211 EP with legendary Dutch techno / gabber label DJAX-Up-Beats in 1999, Get Em is my ultimate DJ Skull classic Chigaco house jam and a go-to for ending a dj set in euphoric style. Plenty of DJ Skull classics employ this similar big room echoey pad synth design and curt, jaunting, swingingContinue reading “DJ Skull – Get Em [DJAX-Up-Beats]”
Chevel – 2020 [Non Series]
A foreshadowed sinister tone of how 2020 would feel – though I can’t speculate if that’s what Chevel had in mind when constructing this Backwards Loops release for Non Series in 2015, you can feel it in the distorted low end grinding, bleeding together. With many more productions centered around techno minimalism, I’ve admired thisContinue reading “Chevel – 2020 [Non Series]”
Takaaki Itoh – Face Life As It Is (DJ Shufflemaster remix) [WOLS]
No pause nosebleed techno. A handful of all-star Japanese techno producers emerged from the late-90s heyday of techno, none superior to DJ Shufflemaster. That’s my opinion but his musical output spoke for itself and continues sounding fresh decades later. His tight sampling precision and intangible ability to create a building sensation throughout his recordings madeContinue reading “Takaaki Itoh – Face Life As It Is (DJ Shufflemaster remix) [WOLS]”
Toronto – Electric Toothbrush [SEGA]
An esoteric cut from the iconic Jet Grind Radio game on Sega Dreamcast. This game holds a special place in my childhood, notably this song as my first time hearing a funky house / techno crossover track. Electric Toothbrush didn’t appear often in the game itself, mostly hanging back as an addition soundtrack for cut scenes.Continue reading “Toronto – Electric Toothbrush [SEGA]”
Stephen Brown – Polar [Theory]
On what’s possibly my 2000th time hearing this track, it sounds wonderfully fresh and innovative as the first. Listening to Stephen Brown over the past 7 years has influenced nearly every facet of how I approached recording house and techno, popping up in every peak-time, unhinged 140+ Rush Plus set we ever played as well.Continue reading “Stephen Brown – Polar [Theory]”
Skee Mask – Reefer Madness [Ilian Tape]
Diving LFO-tinged & layered bass lines matched with meticulously arranged breaks. Reefer Madness checks the box on classic Skee Mask production approach; icy electro hihats set a continuous breathing tone, soaring pads cut the tension at peak moments while reverbed claps crash into place with a delayed meeting point at the end of each bar. Keeping upContinue reading “Skee Mask – Reefer Madness [Ilian Tape]”
Ben Ritz – Transition Piece [Sweat Equity]
Full-throttle mental overdrive. Transition Piece nests as the centerpiece of Ben Ritz debut on Sweat Equity last year. A refined balance – equal parts of wonky-timed laser arps, an alleviating chord progression, and bassline bouncing like its got somewhere to be – all blended in a high-octane tempo. The unexpected transition at 3:46 is theContinue reading “Ben Ritz – Transition Piece [Sweat Equity]”
Djoser – Blurry [Lost Tapes Vol. 1]
Djoser unveiled his Lost Tapes Vol. 1 project during the wake of the Covid lockdown. A 5-track collection of old and new bass maneuver tracks that weren’t committed to any label. The full release displays Shadi’s mastery of psycho-mode break precision and timing in song structure. The 2nd track Blurry swells to its finish withContinue reading “Djoser – Blurry [Lost Tapes Vol. 1]”
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