Of all the many showcases we’ve had on Mantis Radio over the years, describing an artists work as epic is often tempting but never quite justified. That’s not saying the guest sessions haven’t been awesome, upfront, intense, extreme, deep and ultimately fantastic, just that the work of Javier Barrero and his Logical Disorder project does deserve the term epic to help describe his particular facet of unique sound.
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Belgium’s Token Records forthcoming release from Ctrls (Troels B-Knudsen) is sounding like some damn fine techno.
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The London producer Imaginary Forces self-released his All Is Forbidden EP back in late February.
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Embrace the darkness, let it wash over you, filling you with feelings of warmth and compassion.
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The future used to be sold to us as a fine shiny utopia, a pristine world where age is itself a thing of the past.
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Based out of Varna in Bulgaria Dusted Wax Kingdom have been steadily releasing an ever growing catalogue of self described blunted downtempo beats, abstract hip-hop, trip-hop, and lo-fi electronics.
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Fresh from their fantastic session for Mantis Radio I collared Danny of Flint Kids for a quick Q&A.
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Happening across this mix quite by accident it’s far too good a selection to keep to myself. It is the work of Belgium’s Derrick Scheerlinck, aka Derlich. I came to find it whilst listening to his work following on from hearing the latest release on Singularity Recordings; his Cult of Static EP.
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From years of working in a kitchen with a mad, Sicilian and The Shangri-Las obsessed chef, it’s a bit of a surprise to hear a messed up sample of them at their best open the title track of Swedish producer Totte‘s garage release.
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Screaming Soul release their album of remixes from last year’s Ghost In A Shell, debuting the collaboration of MC Lucid Mover and Ghetto Priest, who alone are worth a look. This is a dubbed out affair mixed up by Adrian Sherwood and Mutant Hi-Fi.
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