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JS006

Jump Source

Jump Source is back with their 6th instalment: a collection of 4 tracks fine-tuned for the chaotic club. “Bleach” and “Condenser”cyclically build tension through their sneaky yet brazen tangents – no momentum lost from start to finish. The latter was born from a session with frequent collaborator Sabola, exploring the possibilities of the Roland sh- 05, which would become the backbone of the song. On the b side, the pair enrolled Martyn Bootyspoon and Frankie Teardrop to deliver vocals that break the fourth wall, sending you down an introspective dance-floor experience. “On” takes the foreground approach, while “Get It Done” comfortably hangs back, but the question remains : “What are you on?

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A1. Bleach
A2. Condenser (ft. Sabola)
B1. On (ft. Martyn Bootyspoon)
B2. Get It Done (ft. Frankie Teardrop)

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JS05

Jump Source

More anthemic, 5D techno from Canadian duo Jump Source. Their fifth release of kalaidascoping spine-tinglers with a rough, rugged edge that gets the system tweaking in all the right places.

"Balance" opens with a juddering and fizzy keyboard motif that gets soaked in cosmic ripples, its driving 4/4 kicking the whole thing forward at a steady rate. "Sad Salad" is a brilliantly titled track that encapsulates melancholy and rebirth as it hums across zipwires and circuit boards. Finally "Tonewarm Extender" mixes both Jamal Moss and Jeff Mills influences to create another scorching interstellar trip that'll have you dizzy with sine waves and drum machines.

Exceptional stuff from Francis Latreille and Patrick Holland.

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Matt says: Came for the anthemic fizz and twang of "Balance" but enjoyed the other two equally as much. Jump Source rightly continue to be the cult favourite.