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BH 037EP
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"Ace four-tracker. 'Caves' was created in the aftermath of a devastating set by DJ Stingray, and sounds like it: storming but funky, infused with the spirit of classic Detroit techno. 'Spacetown' marries Arpanet and John Carpenter, with a saturnine melody which sticks in the mind. Flip it for a deadly 'Caves' remix by man-of-the-year Convextion, inimitably sci-fi but banging; and the elemental, ambient accomplishment of 'The Strips,' consolidating the promise on show throughout."
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RHM 014EP
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Interstellar Funk's debut EP on Rush Hour. This mystical six-tracker takes the listener on an adventurous multidimensional journey. . . . Part of a young breed of Dutch producers and DJs, Interstellar Funk crafts magical melodies and textured tracks that look to the future while taking cues from the past. A3 and B3 produced by Interstellar Funk and Jeroen.
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TAPE 008EP
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First solo EP by Interstellar Funk, Amsterdam. Driving sinister tracks giving you an eerie sensation of spaciousness supported by subtle melody-lines bubbling up and touching you right where it matters.
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VD 010EP
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Tom Trago's Voyage Direct series brings us another Amsterdam-based talent with the debut release by Interstellar Funk, who delivers the haunting and sleazy "House Train," which is backed up with a Makam remix. With its raw drums and deep bass line, "House Train" sounds like an '80s Chicago production; however, the vocals give the track an unique, timeless character. Oddly addictive. On the flip, Makam adds an extra drive to the track with its forward drums and synth lines.
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