seanc80 Dixon and co are playing alot of rubbish at the moment as well to be fair. This obscurely loud, screeching, conflicting-synth sound is awful to me.

I agree with this.

His sets are starting to sound very similar, all crash bang wallop stuff with no rhythm.

      Smallman1 New Innervisions comp isn’t all that. I liked the previous one.

        Good to see the Dixon backlash movement gathering steam. If I have to listen to another Tal Fussman or Trikk track!

          seanc80 This obscurely loud, screeching, conflicting-synth sound is awful to me. Hovart started it and they are all filling their sets with anything remotely like it.

          I thought it was just me and it was down to old age! 😅 It can be infuriating when listening to records and halfway in you’re thinking this is good and then the nails on a chalkboard kicks in. They sound bad enough in a home listening environment, Christ knows what its like on a whopper sound system. Ear bleed shite.

              seanc80 Hovart started it

              For sure but the current crop of producers have taken it to a new level. The likes of Presia, Abuk, Lerm and EdOne.

                Scatman can fuck right off too. Not surprising that Kaspar has saved his worst ever track for his comp. Not so Secret Weapons the lot of them.

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                  Smallman1 His sets are starting to sound very similar, all crash bang wallop stuff with no rhythm.

                  It’s been like that a lot longer than recently.

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                    Nice little vocal disco tune here. Might interest @Dan

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                    Kerri Chandler has announced a free download.

                    The deep house legend released 73 edits, remixes and originals called Dad Giveaway today, February 27th, to commemorate his late father’s 73rd birthday. Joseph E. Chandler was a respected DJ in the ’70s and ’80s who significantly influnced his son.

                    “I want to say thank you to everyone who has supported me and my father through our careers,” Chandler said in an Instagram post. “So to celebrate his birthday and say thank you to everyone I’m giving away 73 of my songs.”

                    https://kerrichandler.bandcamp.com/album/dad-giveaway