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(Ultra type via Ryan Dempski)

To start this thing off I want introduce you do someone you may have never heard before; Bahnhof Zoo. This is my first time hearing anything from them and I truly hope its not the last time. “You Look At Me I Reflect” has a gloomy vibe to it (peep the album art too), and after I read that Bahnhof was from London all I could think about was “Werewolves of London”. I’m just picturing a creepy still of London with baron streets, a full moon and some werewolves; shiiiiit.

Bahnhof Zoo – You Look At Me I Reflect (Steve Kay Remix)

(Ultra retro via Ryan Dempski)

Next up is “Seven” by a Missouri native named Max Justus. Weird, I would have had it pegged for French. Anyways, “Seven” is a pretty low key track but it’ll sneak up on you. Just when you think its about to die off, the grimy bass-line shows up and hits you in the stomach and the warming synth’s slap you in the face; oh yeah. This is one of the many great artists to come out of The Recording Machine, I hope to hear more from this guy as well.

Max Justus – Seven

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Last up is some more goodies from Schlachthofbronx. I’ve posted their stuff before… It’s legit. I got a couple of tracks here for you, both of completely different tones. The release hit the nail on the head when it said,”Poppin’ is  baltimore bassline and Guata is  hypnotic afro-beat.” “Poppin’” features a Lil’ Wayne sample that I think you’ll enjoy, it doesn’t over shadow anything else in the track, which is nice. Well played, Schlach.

Schlachthofbronx – Guata
Schlachthofbronx – Poppin’

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