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At long last, following on from the superb 'House To House' cassette a LONG 4 years ago, which pulled the tempo up a little from the riotously well-recieved 'Frontline' LP from 2017, we get a brand new outing from Tim 'That Guy Who Comes In The Shop' Robinson and Carl 'Dig Vinyl' Emery. 

There's more of what you'd expect from the masters of laid-back housey Balearica, gradually moving between a sun lounger in the heat of the midday sun, through the packed bar and downstairs into a shadowy, sweltering club. While 'Disconnection' lives up to its name somewhat, it soon moves from a scattered canvas of glitched vocal snippets and airy lo-fi reverb swells into an arp-heavy hands-in-the-air euphoria fest. 

While the highlight for me here is the wonderful self-titled odyssey, 'Nightdubbing' (which I think perfectly illustrates their grasp of the balance required to pull off a mix of lo-fi house, rhyhmic IDM and Balearic), it doesn't present itself in a vaccuum, and in fact would be far worse off without the pace-setting but equally jewel-laiden first half of the LP and the melty, afterglow dub of the second half. It's YET ANOTHER masterwork from the Nightdubbing crew, meticulously layering sounds and flawlessly bringing worlds together into an LP that is both eminently listenable at home, and perfect for the late-night boat parties or sweaty dancefloors at 2AM. Brilliant. 




STAFF COMMENTS

Barry says: Yet another absolute stormer from Nightdubbing, effortlessly bringing together laid-back Balearic beach ambient with their own brand of glitched-out house, deep dub and swooning disco. A step beyond their already stellar canon.

TRACK LISTING

1. Disconnection 
2. Stone Love 
3. Little Weekend 
4. Nightdubbing
5. Oxford Roadshow 
6. Glass House 
7. Whatever It Is... It's Yours 

Nightdubbing

House To House

    Nightdubbing are ready to drop the follow-up to their warmly received debut 'Frontline'. As the name suggests, 'House to House' is a celebration of House music in the deepest sense of the word, loaded with insistent beats, solid basslines, lush chords and delicious piano breaks while retaining the band's trademark grit and sense of otherness.

    'Danceteria' traces the roots of House in the New York loft scene, while 'Rascals Return' tips the hat to the Latin Rascals. The title track takes us into deceptively spartan territory before a joyous piano swoop shifts the gear right up. Final track 'Orangely' brings a distant transmission from a long lost Welsh techno TV show before descending into a full on dub-house excursion that sounds like it's echoing around a warehouse for the last few stragglers at the party.

    TRACK LISTING

    1. Danceteria 05:12
    2. West 38th 05:39
    3. Rascals Return 06:37
    4. (Bonus Beat) 02:44
    5. House To House 05:35
    6. 4AM 06:29
    7. Orangely 08:26


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