Hemlock Recordings Winter Update
Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 11:35 am
Hello.
Here’s an update on what everyone’s favourite wallpaper clad whoah-bro-!-step label is up to this winter.
Untold’s “Gonna work out fine” EP is out this Monday 2nd November. Six tracks cut onto two plates from Precise mastering’s newly restored lathe. They sound lovely. As for the music - We’re rather smug about the Boomkat review:
Tracklist:
A) Gonna Work Out Fine
B1) Stop What You’re Doing
B2) Don’t Know, Don’t Care
C) Palamino
D1) No One Likes A Smart-Arse
D2) Never Went Away
Sound clips are available on our myspace page:
http://www.myspace.com/hemlocklondon
And in slightly better quality here:
http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1105
Shipping Friday 30th October from these stores:
Boomkat
Redeye
Chemical
Juno
Digital will be widely available to purchase on the 16th November. Unfortunately due to supply chain issues we cannot guarantee this release will be available to download illegally.
Next up we present a remix 10” from Hessle Audio’s Pangaea and our own boy genius James Blake. This will be be available on the 16th November.
Tracklist
Untold – Stop what you’re doing (James Blake remix)
Untold – I can’t stop this feeling (Pangaea remix)
Sound clips are available on our myspace page:
http://www.myspace.com/hemlocklondon
And here’s what the James Blake mix looks like in a club:
Digital will coincide with the vinyl release on 16th November.
Our following releases out in late January 2010 will be from artists such as LV, Untold, Ramadanman & Mount Kimbie.
Thanks for the support and remember to wrap up warm.
Here’s an update on what everyone’s favourite wallpaper clad whoah-bro-!-step label is up to this winter.
Untold’s “Gonna work out fine” EP is out this Monday 2nd November. Six tracks cut onto two plates from Precise mastering’s newly restored lathe. They sound lovely. As for the music - We’re rather smug about the Boomkat review:
Boomkat wrote:Every so often a record drops that manages to encapsulate the zeitgeist of a scene with pinpoint accuracy. Untold's 'Gonna Work Out Fine EP' has done just that. Through timing, intuition, skill and perseverence, he's crafted six tracks that traverse the deepest Chicago house tones through to the rawest UK grime and Funky, knotted with the vision of a highly skilled beat technician, to nail the sound of 2009 firmly against the wall. Essentially, this record is made up from one sharply focussed palette of sounds, namely the kind of wampin' bassline used in Musical Mob's Pulse X (and more recently Lil Silva's 'Pulse vs Flex'), conversely combined with the kind of lush house chords and keys associated with the best of Chez Damier, Larry Heard or Ron Trent. On some level, both elements descended from the same source, the clubs of NYC, Chicago and Detroit from the mid 80's onwards, but despite diverging according to requirements, they've come full circle to be smashed like atoms at the interzone of Untold's studio, fused into a mass of highly concentrated goodness. It's a testament to his skill as a producer that he can make six killer tracks from so little, using knowledge picked up from years spent mastering the art of jungle and D'n'B dynamics to balance these disparate sounds into en of the most measured takes on UK Bass music around today. We're quite honestly taken aback by this release and we're guessing you will too. Most highly recommended!
Tracklist:
A) Gonna Work Out Fine
B1) Stop What You’re Doing
B2) Don’t Know, Don’t Care
C) Palamino
D1) No One Likes A Smart-Arse
D2) Never Went Away
Sound clips are available on our myspace page:
http://www.myspace.com/hemlocklondon
And in slightly better quality here:
http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1105
Shipping Friday 30th October from these stores:
Boomkat
Redeye
Chemical
Juno
Digital will be widely available to purchase on the 16th November. Unfortunately due to supply chain issues we cannot guarantee this release will be available to download illegally.
Next up we present a remix 10” from Hessle Audio’s Pangaea and our own boy genius James Blake. This will be be available on the 16th November.
Tracklist
Untold – Stop what you’re doing (James Blake remix)
Untold – I can’t stop this feeling (Pangaea remix)
Ben UFO (Hessle Audio) wrote:The most utterly next level piece of music I’ve heard in years
Sound clips are available on our myspace page:
http://www.myspace.com/hemlocklondon
And here’s what the James Blake mix looks like in a club:
Digital will coincide with the vinyl release on 16th November.
Our following releases out in late January 2010 will be from artists such as LV, Untold, Ramadanman & Mount Kimbie.
Thanks for the support and remember to wrap up warm.
