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FUTURE TIMES

Future Times come through with a fresh cut, straight out the salon, bitch! The incomparable DC imprint drop the first grip of tunes from Superabundance, a collaboration between Jackson Ryland (Rush Plus) and Max D (FT). Since 2018, the duo have gotten into the studio with speed and dexterity in mind, largely improvising and doing quick overdubs to create tuff and instinctive techno; this double pack is a mini plastic planet, 9 songs of tek geology. 

Opener "Hyperplasticity" goes in from the off, pairing a chunky garage house step with big misty pads and hefty bassweight, giving us that KW Griff meets Maurice Fulton energy which mutates into junglist percussion on the tracky and hypnotic "Fuzzy Math". The duo jack and fidget through "Antimatter Circus" and "Hops" before indulging in a little tech-step on "Zumo" - proper heads down, hoods up tackle. Onto the second disc and we're taking the skytrain on the futuristic "Mindness 64" before feeling the full force of some serious drum surgery on the break-fuelled "Super A" and completely fried "Cut Grizzly". Serving serious structure with a little Homer-worthy ring composition, the duo bring us back full circle with finale "Slip", a serotonin drenched garage.


TRACK LISTING

A1. Hyperplasticity
A2. Fuzzy Math
A3. Antimatter Circus
B1. Hops
B2. Zumo
C1. Mindness 64
C2. Super A
D1. Cut Grizzly
D2. Slip

Motoko & Myers

Plover / Whimbrel

    Motoko & Myers is made up of Wonja & DJML, both of whom have blessed electronic music in numerous ways together and individually, via releases on Jacktone, DJing together for their Herzog Hideout radio transmissions, and their amazing album from 2018, "Basis Key".

    M+M make music from a really special place: wild tones, drum-machine-breaths and weird, pitched synth space combine with a sense of rhythm that folds in on itself, nodding to both kraut and Detroit techno blueprints; tipping their hat to Manuel Gottsching and Carl Craig but insisting on dressing in their own style. Gentle, electronic winds seem to guide their arrangements, rather than any linear human interaction. Rhythms come into focus over long distances, then dissipate over oceans of sound. It's certainly a beguiling and entrancing listen...


    TRACK LISTING

    Plover
    Whimbrel


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