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   | | Lap.AM is the result of collaboration between Vienna's Dan Lodig, the owner of the long-running Pomelo label, and Martin 'Dibek' Sovinz, who has just a few releases to his credit. On the first mix of "Lap.AM", the pair deliver a deep, sparse acid track, that has echoes of Uwe 'Atom Heart' Schmidt's 303 material, as firing, steely percussion propels the duo's wild acid lines. The second mix is more dense, with the 303 vying to be heard over a dense, doubled up rhythm. Maintaining the experimental edge and drawing on the expertise of another Viennese veteran, Pomelo has tapped Erdem Tunakan to provide a remix; working with Alpha Tracks, his high-paced version deploys joyous piano lines to create an old school party vibe. | |
 | | While others are worried about 'slow months' or releasing at the right time, the Sued imprint has a knack for coming out with records when you least expect them. Moreover, they happen to also be absolutely sick, each and every time. This time, SW and SVN's label sees the latter team up with Dynamo Dreesen - long-time associate and co-member of the Dresvn unit - and their newly formed producer/friend, A Made Up Sound. Yup, we never expected this either before their debut as a team on Dynamo's own Acido label. "Track 1" is a head-driven, stripped down kinda lick that spins and coils its subtle bells and lo-fi bass around a steady kick, before nose-diving into a funkier terrain; "Track 2" rattles and bangs its tribal percussion without a steady four-to-the-floor, while "Track 3" shifts everything down to a murky, slo-mo jam made up of grey-scaled low tones, flangered percussion and, well, the trio's inimitable style. Recommended, as always. | |
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